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Nebo School District to Host Tailgate Lunch for BYU and Utah Rivalry

By Utah News Staff · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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Nebo School District to Host Tailgate Lunch for BYU and Utah Rivalry
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Nebo School District will host a special tailgate lunch this Friday, Nov. 6, to celebrate the football rivalry between BYU and Utah. Students will participate in a prediction game using different chip varieties to vote for their preferred winner.

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  • Nebo School District will host a tailgate lunch on Friday, Nov. 6.
  • Students will vote for BYU or Utah by selecting specific Doritos flavors.
  • Results will be tallied at all 47 schools in the district.
  • The provided chips do not contain food additives or artificial food dyes, per Utah Law HB 405.

Nebo School District is bringing a football rivalry to the lunchroom with a special tailgate lunch scheduled for Friday, Nov. 6. The event features a prediction game centered on the upcoming matchup between the BYU Cougars and the Utah Utes.

During the event, students can predict the winner of the big game by choosing between two types of chips. Cool Ranch Doritos represent the BYU Cougars, while Nacho Cheese Doritos represent the Utah Utes. Following lunch, results will be tallied across all 47 schools to determine which team students predict will win.

The district noted that, in accordance with Utah Law HB 405, the chips provided do not contain any artificial food dyes or food additives.

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