Overtime isn't something the Utes are familiar with.

In fact the last time the Utes played in an overtime game was almost four years ago, when they beat BYU 41-34 in 2005.
Despite the inexperience with playing after regulation Utah looked more composed and stronger than they did the entire rest of the game against Air Force.

After two weeks on the road, the Utes return to Rice-Eccles Stadium this weekend to take on Air Force Academy in their third Mountain West Conference matchup of the season.

After several weeks of two-a-day practices and conditioning with no competition in sight, the start of the season is finally upon the Utah swimming and diving teams.

After participating in the inaugural Utah Collegiate Shootout held in St. George last weekend, where the Utes finished fifth out of six, the Utah golf team leaves today for Hawaii to participate in the second annual Kauai Collegiate Invitational.

With a 6-0 fall season behind them, Utah rugby hopes to take its success into the 2010 spring season.

Game seven marks the start of the second half of the season, and the Utes are heading into Saturday's game finally having a few options in the back field alongside Terrance Cain.

After their shutout victory at home Oct. 17, against Wyoming, their conference opponent, the Air Force Falcons will be looking for their second straight win as they head to Salt Lake City to face the Utes on Saturday.

The Utah volleyball team finds itself down two games in the Mountain West Conference standing and is likely in need of a strong sprint to the finish to have hopes of catching Colorado State.

The Utes (7-8-2, 2-2-1) look to bounce back from a tough home loss against New Mexico and to climb the conference standings when they travel to Wyoming (9-5-3, 3-1-1) for a showdown with the Cowgirls on Saturday afternoon.