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Taking an optimistic and pessimistic view at the midpoint of Utah State’s season

By Deseret News · October 11, 2026 · 1 min read
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A symbolic representation of a season's midpoint. A single, empty stadium seat sits under a dramatic, split-lighting sky. On one side, a warm, golden sunrise breaks over the Cache Valley mountains, symbolizing optimism. On the other side, heavy, dark storm clouds gather over the stadium architecture, symbolizing pessimism. The focus is sharp on the texture of the empty seat, while the background is a soft blur of the Utah landscape.
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