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Utah’s Nai Fotu Proves Pac-12 Readiness With DUI

Utah linebacker Nai Fotu enters his team in the 2011 Fulmer Cup race by blowing a .218 after being stopped for driving the wrong direction down a Salt Lake City freeway. Say this for the Utes: Whether they're ready to compete with the best of the Pac-10 on the football field remains very much to be seen, but it appears they're entering the new Pac-12 with loins a-girded for competitive drinking. This is what EDSBS refers to as a connoisseur's DUI; for a more sober (sorry) take on the experience, visit SB Nation's Block U.

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