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BYU football to hold fireside discussion Friday at Provo Tabernacle

November 16, 2005

The BYU football team will hold its final regular-season fireside at the historic Provo Tabernacle on Friday, Nov. 18, beginning at 7 p.m.

BYU students are invited to attend the hour-long event. There will be free parking in the NuSkin parking garage, which is located behind the Tabernacle.

Members of this year's team will speak and perform musical numbers during the fireside. Head Coach Bronco Mendenhall will also address the gathering, serving as the concluding speaker.

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