Fans, cheerleaders, the marching band, Thor and a gorilla endured the cold Saturday night to watch the Wolverines beat the Knights with an 18-6 victory in the Athletics football championship game.

“It was a tough victory,” said Petey Wilson, a sophomore from Angola, Ind. and Wolverines’ coach. “Both teams really fought hard,” he said.

The Knights got off to a good start with a touchdown less than three minutes into the first quarter. Kenny Ludwig, a junior from Absarokee, Mont., rushed the ball for 31 yards to get the Knights into position for Ludwig to force the ball one yard for the touchdown. [read more]

When it comes to attending organized events, BYU-Idaho turns into a Third World country. Students throw elbows, some students are trampled and others become nauseous at the very smell of 800 students crammed into tightly enclosed areas.

Recently there have been some high profile events that caused commotion at the BYU-I ticket office. First was the inauguration of President Clark. The morning tickets went on sale so many students logged onto the BYU-I Ticket Office Web site that they managed to crash the server. However, it’s not online that the true chaos occurred; it was the herd of cattle-like students who rushed to the ticket office to get tickets. [read more]