Proving to be quite a dynamic duo, running backs Eddie Wide III and Sausan Shakerin delivered a nasty one-two blow to New Mexico's defense Saturday, each accumulatingmore than100 yards and two touchdowns on the night.

After a week of speculation as to who would be under center for the Utes, true freshman Jordan Wynn stepped onto the field Saturday and showed he deserved the starting job, beating the Lobos 45 to 14.

True freshman Jordan Wynn got the fist start of his career Saturday afternoon and became the first true freshman to start a game at quarterback for the Utes since 1982.

The Utes are 7-1, but find themselves in the same predicament they were in before the season opener against Utah State: Right in the middle of a quarterback controversy.

The New Mexico Lobos have had a tough year so far, and they know things aren't going to get any easier this Saturday when they come to Rice-Eccles Stadium to face the No. 14 Utes.

TCU and BYU, expected to be the biggest games of the 2009 season, are right around the corner, but the Utes will have to maintain focus this week as the Lobos are coming to Salt Lake City.

Fans watched from the stands or thousands of miles away as the Utes marched onto the Spartan field, expecting them to wipe the floor with San Jose players. And 60 minutes later, the Utes marched off the field winners8212;but the victory was hollow.

Shock played across the expressions on Alabama fans' faces as the Utes scored the first of many touchdowns that won them the Sugar Bowl. Disbelief and pride rang throughout

During the weekend, a few things of interest happened. After consuming a good amount of candy, I now know why the coconut delight in a blue wrapper is called Almond Joy.

First, I am appalled and slightly concerned that we are having a quarterback debate at this point in the season. It can never be a good thing if coaches are questioning the quarterback eight games in and with the likes of TCU and BYU on the horizon. However, given the Wyoming game, it's something that has to be considered.