Snow College

So was college big for you? Was that a small college or a bigger?

I went to, so I started off by going to Snow College and that was a smaller one.

And I actually ended up meeting my wife there.

Good choice.

This is what's gonna be going up on the, on the site here shortly after the show's over.

Just going through it, and, and, and I mean, he went to Snow College.

How many people knew that Snow College existed?

I didn't.

You know? The, uh, but that, that's where, like, it, th- that's where he had to start after high school.

Like, he had to go and play at Snow College, and then go to Utah State, and then go to Oklahoma State, and then he was undrafted.

And then he's, you know, then he earns a roster spot after being undrafted.

Then he's fighting for touches for how many years before- Just this week is finally the time we've ever heard the word, the term featured player-

And third, several Utah colleges are now working together to make it easier for students to transfer.

Utah Valley University, Mountain Land Technical College, and Snow College are working together to streamline their processes within admissions offices and financial aid offices.

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Utah Valley University, Snow College, and Mountain Land Technical Institute have now entered a partnership that they believe will make it easier on students to accomplish their educational goals.

More seamless, make it easier for them to transfer, make all aspects of their education run smoother so that they are able to graduate and complete their degrees without running into any snags.

UVU communications director, Sharon Turner, says they're signing a memorandum of understanding with Snow and MTECH pledging to explore what barriers students face in transferring from financial aid to class requirements to see how they can bridge the gap.

They hope it'll save students both time and money.

Heather Peterson, KSL NewsRadio.

He's a human bowling ball.

And he played for a junior college in Utah that I believe the name of the school is Snowfall College or something like that.

Or-

It might just be Snow.

Snow College.

Snow College.

It's amazing.

Yeah, find that out.

But I decided I'm going to go to school for a little bit.

All my buddies were going to Snow College down in Ephraim.

And so I decided to go for a year down there and decide kind of what I wanted to do as far as that goes.

But...

I'm going to teach you a whole new thing.

But yeah, I remember ultimately, like I said, I had gone through the whole process.

I actually, in the same time, met my wife at Snow College.

And she was amazing.

It wasn't like you were picking up like Jalen Warren from Utah State.

And by the way, Jalen Warren, the former Snow College player, went to Oklahoma State, if I'm not mistaken.

Jalen Warren is an NFL running back right now.

Still plays for the Steelers.

song, what do you think about? Where does it

take you? This was a little too much for the region dance.

This was like when you went away to the illicit club at Rick's College.

Wait, the illicit club? Yeah, the place you're not supposed to be.