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Westside Elementary students make game predictions during tailgate lunch

By Utah News Staff · November 7, 2026 · 1 min read
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Westside Elementary students make game predictions during tailgate lunch
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Westside Elementary students participated in a tailgate lunch on November 6, 2026, to predict the outcome of the upcoming BYU vs. Utah game.

Key takeaways

  • Students used Cool Ranch chips to predict a BYU win and Nacho Cheese chips for a Utah win.
  • The school held a tailgate lunch to celebrate the BYU vs. Utah rivalry.
  • The event featured food prepared by the Westside Elementary lunch team.

Westside Elementary students participated in a rivalry-themed tailgate lunch on November 6, 2026, to make predictions for the upcoming BYU vs. Utah game.

According to a November 6 statement from the school, students used different flavored chips to represent their team predictions: Cool Ranch for BYU and Nacho Cheese for Utah.

The event featured food prepared by the school's lunch team to celebrate the rivalry between the two teams.

As the game is scheduled for Saturday, the school noted the students' predictions were made in anticipation of the matchup.

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