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Spanish Oaks Elementary students hold rivalry tailgate lunch

By Utah News Staff · Originally published November 6, 2026 · 1 min read
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Spanish Oaks Elementary students hold rivalry tailgate lunch
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Spanish Oaks Elementary students participated in a BYU vs. Utah tailgate lunch to predict the outcome of the upcoming rivalry game.

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  • Students at Spanish Oaks Elementary held a tailgate lunch to celebrate the BYU vs. Utah rivalry.
  • Participants used different chip flavors to vote for their predicted winning team.
  • The lunch team prepared food for the student celebration.

Spanish Oaks Elementary students celebrated a local rivalry with a tailgate lunch to predict the winner of the upcoming game between BYU and Utah.

Students participated in the event by selecting chips to represent their team predictions, with Cool Ranch representing BYU and Nacho Cheese representing Utah.

The event featured tailgate food prepared by the school's lunch team. According to a post from the school, the lunch was held to build spirit around the rivalry before the game scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026.

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