Monson: Jazz, BYU, Utah, USU resolutions will go in one year and out the other

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For Kyle Whittingham II • beating bad Pac-12 teams.

For the NHL • getting a clue.

For MLB • having a World Series that people will actually watch.

For Dale Murphy • tallying enough votes to get inducted into the Hall.

For Kyle Van Noy • having a great(er) senior season.

For Cody Hoffman • shaving two-tenths of a second off the 40 time.

For Star Lotulelei • hiring a good investment banker.

For Ziggy Ansah • hiring a good writer to pen his biography.

For Gary Andersen • living down that money and his ambition always superseded caring about the kids.

For Matt Wells • convincing the kids that he cares more about them — no, no, really — than money and his ambition.

For Chuckie Keeton • being named an All-American.

For Utah State football • beating USC (some team from Utah has to do it).

For BYU football • remembering what phase of the game put its program on the map.

For Utah football • recruiting enough athletes to win half its conference games.

For Utah football fans • scraping all those Pac-12 stickers off their car windows.

For Utah State football II • getting into a big bowl game.

For Utah State football fans • filling their own stadium every week.

For Dave Rose • getting a win in the NIT.

For Brandon Davies • staying out of early foul trouble.

For Tyler Haws • running off a thousand screens.

For Larry Krystkowiak • drawing half a house for a home game.

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