Isn’t always fun to try to figure out whether to be excited or apprehensive about your favorite college football team after an intersquad scrimmage?
Take, for example, what happened on Saturday at BYU’s spring game:
Was the Cougar offensive line good or was its defensive line porous?
Were the BYU quarterbacks somewhat limited because the Cougar secondary took away passing lanes or because they didn’t make the right reads?
Was BYU’s success in the run game a result of promising running backs or inexperience on defense?
Was Cougar junior kick returner Dayan Ghanwoloku’s big kickoff return on the first play of the game the result of good blocking or poor coverage?