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Riverview Elementary students vote for BYU or Utah in tailgate lunch

By Utah News Staff · November 7, 2026 · 1 min read
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Riverview Elementary students vote for BYU or Utah in tailgate lunch
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Riverview Elementary students participated in a tailgate lunch to predict the outcome of the upcoming BYU vs. Utah game. Students used chips to vote for their preferred team.

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  • Students used Cool Ranch and Nacho Cheese chips to vote for BYU or Utah
  • The event was a tailgate lunch celebrating the BYU vs. Utah rivalry
  • The event took place on November 6, 2026

Riverview Elementary students participated in a rivalry-themed tailgate lunch on November 6, 2026, to predict the outcome of the upcoming BYU vs. Utah game, according to a school statement.

During the event, students selected their team predictions using different types of chips. Students chose Cool Ranch chips to represent BYU or Nacho Cheese chips to represent Utah. The school noted the event was intended to celebrate one of Utah's major rivalries.

The school credited the lunch team for preparing the food for the celebration.

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