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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- It's a tough choice in a matter that usually has no middle ground.
On Saturday when Brigham Young University takes on the University of Utah in the annual rivalry football game, BYU President Cecil O. Samuelson and Utah President Michael Young have to choose between their employers and their alma maters.
Samuelson graduated from Utah, Young from BYU. But both have already decided to put their current home teams ahead of old school ties from their days as undergraduates.
Samuelson says he has always been loyal to wherever he has been, so he will be cheering on the Cougars.
Young says he's still a big BYU fan -- except for the one Saturday every fall when the Utes and Cougars play each other.
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Information from: Deseret News
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