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Bouncing back

By By Cody Brunner • September 9, 2007

Prior to the 2007 football season, the Utah coaching staff catered the majority of its offense around junior quarterback Brian Johnson and his ability to run the football. Now that Johnson is out with an injured shoulder, those plans will have to drastically change if the Utes want to move the ball against Air Force tomorrow at Rice-Eccles Stadium.

When injury strikes

By By Jon Gilbert • September 7, 2007

As the final seconds ticked off the scoreboard in Corvallis, Ore. on Aug. 30, Utah fans found much more to agonize over than just the Utes' loss to Oregon State. Injuries to starting quarterback Brian Johnson and starting running back Matt Asiata clouded expectations for this year's gridiron warriors.

Cartoon: Oooh la la

September 7, 2007

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Letter: Don’t hate on Brian Johnson

September 7, 2007

Editor: This is a response to Peter Dalton's letter "Study harder, Johnson" (Aug. 28). How dare we question Brian Johnson's intelligence? Assuming that he is a poor student "who could care less" is ridiculous. Brian has been named to the Academic All-MWC Team twice.

Power of ten

September 7, 2007

The U volleyball team has been waiting for this weekend to come for a long time -- and not just because they get the chance to play two top-10 opponents either. The Utes will get the chance to play in front of their home crowd for the first time this season as they host the the No.

U soccer team digs itself into an early hole

By By Natalie Dicou • September 7, 2007

The whistle had barely sounded to signify the start of the match, and already the U women's soccer team found itself trailing by a goal to No. 14 Colorado in a 4-2 loss yesterday afternoon. Just 20 seconds after kickoff, Colorado (2-0-1) scored on a corner kick, and the floodgates opened.

Utes ground game looks to plan “B”

September 7, 2007

No one doubted that a Brian Johnson injury would seriously affect the Utes aerial attack. But until the second half of the Oregon State game last week, few realized how much his presence affected the Utes' running game. The U football team and its fan base learned quickly.

How good intentions went sour over one day

By By Luke Hinz • September 7, 2007

It seems every month is one filled with remembrances -- of the destruction of Katrina, of our country's spirited work ethic or of all those who have fought and died for this country. Now, we approach another day of memory -- one that stands at the forefront of our collective memory as the day our nation lost its innocence.

Who needs normal?

By By Adam Kirk • September 7, 2007

There seems to be no effective way to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. As I sat in the doctor's office with my mother, the nice doctor looked over my ADHD test. With a concerned look on her face, she looked up at me and said: "Oh yeah, you got it bad.

Letter: Don’t forget the spirit when heckling preachers

September 7, 2007

Dear Editor, Just the other day we had some preachers on our campus trying to convert people to the readings in the Bible and Jesus. I found most of their arguments a little weird, but not a lot different from what other religions taught. I listened quietly and like college taught me I listened critically.