Kalani Sitake sang a familiar tune on Monday.
After Sitake and other members of the BYU football staff lost in golf to Kyle Whittingham and other Utah coaches, they paid up by singing their rival's fight song.
The charity golf event reunited Sitake and Whitttingham, who coached together at Utah from 2005 to 2014.
In the video, it's clear that Sitake and BYU defensive coordinator Ilaisa Tuiaki, who coached on the Utes' staff from 2012 to 2014, are both still familiar with "Utah Man."
Ty Detmer, on the other hand, obviously never learned it.
The friendliness between the two staffs has produced mixed responses. Many think it's a breath of fresh air.
Andrew Bogut exits NBA Finals Game 5 with ugly knee injury
Former Ute Andrew Bogut exited NBA Finals Game 5 last night with a left knee injury, and may not return to the series.
The Golden State Warriors center is awaiting an MRI result this morning that will decide his role in Game 6 and a possible Game 7.
The injury, and Bogut's reaction to it, didn't look good.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith drove the hoop and was blocked by Bogut. Smith rammed into Bogut's knee as he was coming down from a jump.
Bogut immediately hit the floor and stayed there as play continued. A timeout was called and the big man was helped off the floor. He exited through a tunnel and didn't return.
Jerry Sloan's influence on Knicks coach Hornacek examined
By hiring head coach Jeff Hornacek, New York Knicks president Phil Jackson was accepted the influence of a former NBA Finals counterpart.
Hornacek played for former Utah Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan, who matched up with Phil Jackson's Chicago Bulls in two NBA championships.
An SNY TV blog post ponders what Hornacek learned from Sloan, and how that will translate in his tenure with the Knicks.
Former Jazz player Adam Keefe was interviewed for the story. He identified what he felt was Sloan's best quality as a coach.
"If there is one thing about Jerry Sloan, it's that he understood why, and how, guys needed to come in ready to compete every single night," Keefe said.