The Utes (8-11, 2-4 MWC) picked up one win over a three-game series against the Horned Frogs (13-6, 2-1 MWC), and it came in a dramatic fashion.

After the first rotation, Utah led the Cougars 49.375 to 48.5 and the Red Rocks never looked back, winning their regular-season finale by setting a season-high 197.8, compared to the Cougars' 192.725.

Utah achieved and performed above all expectations, and that's the end of this year's song.

Discrimination pervades many facets of the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning individuals on campus, making it difficult for many of them to feel safe and work effectively.

Utah didn't look like the team that won 24 games, the team that won the Mountain West Conference regular-season championship or the team that won the MWC tournament.

The No. 9 seed Utes took care of business and then some as they dismantled the No. 8 seed Villanova Wildcats 60-30 Sunday afternoon.

From the opening tip, the No. 12 seed Arizona Wildcats worked the No. 5-seeded Runnin' Utes, controlling the pace of the game and shutting down Utah's offense with a full-court press, leading to an 84-71 victory for the Wildcats at American Airlines Arena in Miami, Fla.

It was the play of his seniors, no matter the outcome of the first-round matchup with Arizona, that will forever reign supreme in the mind of Utah's second-year coach.

The National Socialist Movement, a neo-Nazi organization, officially claimed responsibility for racist propaganda distributed in a Sugar House neighborhood last week.

After winning the Mountain West Conference Tournament championship in Las Vegas two days ago, the Runnin' Utes sat in the Huntsman Center Sunday afternoon eagerly awaiting their selection to the 2009 NCAA Tournament.