KEY POINTS

A campaign last year to bring civility to the Utah-BYU football rivalry didn't have much impact.

School presidents brought back "Rival Right" this year to quell animosity between the sides.

BYU and Utah have annual food drives during rivalry week to tackle hunger together.

Intense passion that comes with the Utah-BYU football rivalry manifests itself with taunts, verbal altercations and sometimes physical aggression before, during and even after the game.

Hostilities occur despite the schools’ best efforts to turn down the temperature on one of the oldest and most storied rivalries in the country dating back to 1896.

Poor sportsmanship and bitter feelings on both sides have marred classic battles on the field.

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