Lore is a powerful concept in sports, and over more than two decades, it did a number on our perception of Kyle Whittingham.
He was the guy who hadn’t missed a workout in 100 years. He was the guy whose teams overachieved by playing hard-nosed, physical football that was not aesthetically pleasing but often effective. He was the guy who found future NFL players in places nobody else looked and won for so long at Utah that you had to wonder what he might be capable of at one of the sport’s blue-blood jobs.
Most of all, he was intense because how else could Whittingham do all that at Utah for so many years without being a bit of a maniac?
So when…
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