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I guess with the extra year of eligibility, losing people isn't necessarily going to hurt them versus in an otherwise normal year. Are they good financially to keep going?

Culver (Ind.) Defenseman Nikko DiPonio Chooses Utah
PUBLISHED ON 10 Jan 2021 by Tanner Demling

Brian Holman and the Utah Utes got some good news on Saturday, as Culver, Ind., defenseman Nikko DiPonio announced that he would be taking his talents to Salt Lake City in a few years.

A Michigan native, DiPonio is the 10th commitment in the class of 2022 for the Utes and the third on the defensive side of the ball, alongside The Rivers School, Mass., LSM Will Potter and Vandergrift, Texas, defenseman Ryan Shepard.

The promise of what could be at Utah, which enters their third season as a DI program this spring, was a major factor in...

Utes looked d@&@ed good today.

Looks like they have arrived.

PizzaSnake wrote: ↑Sat Jan 30, 2021 5:09 pm Utes looked d@&@ed good today.

Looks like they have arrived.

Would love to see what they could be if they hadn’t lost their entire starting offense from last year. Ran a lot of good players off. Defense was good but boy they got nothing on offense

WRT Offense, you have a 3rd year program competing with a stacked roster, a #5 national ranking, and a legendary coach, let's see how they do in a few more games before we get too critical.

Congrats to the Utes on joining the ASUN for lacrosse. I think all the programs in there will, while being competitive against one another, help each other improve as programs. I assume there will be a conference tournament and automatic postseason bid for the winner?

Big overtime win by Utah
11-10 over BU.

How many of the original MCLA team made the D1 year 1 team? How many are still there?