The Utah women’s tennis team competed in a pair of matches last weekend in California, taking on Cal and Stanford. Cal is ranked as the No. 1 team in the country and Stanford is another very solid program....
The Utah men’s tennis team competed in Albuquerque, New Mexico last weekend, and after dropping the first match to New Mexico, the Utes rebounded and picked up wins in their last two matches over DePaul...
Recent Team Success Leads Future Utes to Salt Lake City
by Brock Jensen
A 10-win season in the Pac-12, head coach Kyle Whittingham receiving an extension, state-of-the-art football facilities, the gorgeous...
The Utah men’s and women’s ski teams competed in the Colorado Invitational in Steamboat Springs, Colo. last weekend, showcasing their skills as they came away from the competition with a first-place...
The Utah men’s and women’s ski team competed in the Montana State Invitational last weekend at Bohart Ranch in Bozeman, Montana. The Utes had a solid performance as they finished third-place overall...
Trojans Are Hitting Their Stride at the Right Time Heading into Championship Game
by Brock Jense
It’s going to be an exciting weekend in college football. Conference championship weekend will cap what...
Already a Success this Season, Safety is the Best Option for Hansen Next Year
by Brock Jensen
Even though Utah football’s Chase Hansen has a bright future ahead of him, his recent lower leg injury...
GameDay festivities will be more exciting than the game itself
Brock Jensen
Alright, we’ve been waiting for and wanting an opportunity for ESPN’s College GameDay to come back to Rice-Eccles Stadium,...
In the biggest meet of the season to date, the Utah women's cross-country team participated in the Notre Dame Invitational last weekend and came away with a fifth-place finish with 164 points. This was...
Utah's Explosive Offense the Missing Piece that Devastated Oregon
Brock Jensen
The Utes have had as good of a weekend as they probably ever have as a member of the Pac-12.
Utah absolutely destroyed...
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