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I-tah! U-tah! We-tah! but Nobody-tah Utahns! Yuttahih! Football Polls are Exposed as a Popularity Contest Based on Opinion not Viewed Performance

By Andis Kaulins

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There are two theories about the origin of the State name Utah: "[1] . . .named after the Ute Indian tribe, it means "people of the mountains" [2] . . . from the word "Yuttahih" [Apache term for the Navajo] meaning "one that is higher up"". Sportswriter Dan Wetzel has a nice piece at Yahoo! Sports about the Utah University Utes and the current college football BCS bowl and poll fiasco, which

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