Thursday, September 24, 2009

True Blue Football

So, not the most glamorous photo (through not fault of the photographer, Pete Kadish), but I wanted you all to see a bit of the BYUSA event yesterday.

As a former BYUSA Officer, I'm ashamed to admit that, until yesterday, I had never participated in the "True Blue Football" tradition--except to go and see what was going on last year (I had a meeting right after the event finished; it wouldn't have been professional to turn up in a blue mess). Needless to say, I made up for that. I actually have random aches and pains; but, it was really worth it.

Shout out to Lee Adams (CA VP) and his team for putting together a great event. Well done. Well done.

2 comments:

Liz.Bell.Mason said...

True Blue Football is sooo fun! You look great in blue :)

Margie and Andrew said...

ADAM!!! I thought True blue Football was a part of Homecoming weekend! I am so sad! I am going to be there for HOMECOMING weekend and I was so looking forward to doing this again! It was one of my favorite things to do in PROVO!

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