When Chip Kelly was announced as Oregon's next head coach in March, this could not have been the start he dreamed of.

Among the many unanswered questions looming on Utah football fans' minds at the beginning of this new season, there is one in particular that seems to be the peak of everyone's interest: Who is Terrance Cain?

Men everywhere seem to be just a little happier8212;an extra pep accompanies their step and more smiles are gracing their faces. Is there something to blame for this unusual phenomenon?

The man has come oh-so-close to the Lombardi Trophy more times than Kanye West can make an ass out of himself. He's had to put up with his gun-toting, heroin-using kids and Terrell Owens (I'm not sure which is worse). The poor guy went to BYU, and to cap it all off, he slightly resembles a giant walrus.

The football team pulled off a sloppy win over San Jose State, the women's soccer team lost by one goal and the volleyball team went 0-2 at the Santa Clara Tournament.

The Utes barely escaped Spartan Stadium with a win Saturday night. They left relatively healthy, but the few injuries suffered could prove costly.

Utah's offense got off to a quick start against Utah State on Sept. 3, scoring two touchdowns before first time starter Terrance Cain had an incomplete pass. But it was a different story in the Utes' first road game of the season Saturday night at Spartan Stadium.

Extending the nation's longest winning streak to 16 games, the No. 17 Utes were given all they could handle from a San Jose State team that was coming off a 56-3 whooping at the hands of No. 3 USC a week ago.

After kicking off their season with a 15th straight win, the Utes will look to extend the nation's longest win streak to 16 on Saturday when they take on the San Jose State Spartans.

The San Jose State Spartans are looking to end the Utes' 15-game winning streak in both teams' second game of the season this weekend in California.