After winning the Mountain West Conference championship with a 14-2 conference record, the Utes had four team members selected to the all-MWC team, while head coach Beth Launiere was named MWC Coach of the Year.

When recruiting for the 2009-2010 season, Runnin' Utes head coach Jim Boylen and his assistants wanted to find winning players from winning programs. On Nov. 13, they got what they were looking for.

Next year, when Utah gymnastics is forced to go on without seniors Kristina Baskett and Nina Kim, head coach Greg Marsden's squad will have three new recruits coming in to fill the void.

If this year's recruiting rankings are any indication of future success, then the Utes should have plenty to smile about in the coming years.

The beauty of it all is Utah will be waiting happily with open arms for any of these four teams to fall into the seat next to it.

The Runnin' Utes kept their winning streak intact with a win Friday against Missouri State, 71-58.

Utah traveled to Marquette, Wis. during the weekend to take part in the WCBA Classic. The Utes were in round-robin play with three other competitive teams: Gonzaga, 15th ranked Virginia, and tournament host Marquette.

The wait is over. After waiting for a week to find out where it would be traveling for the first and second rounds of the NCAA, the Utah women's volleyball team knows its fate.

The Utah women's volleyball team continued its streak by claiming its eighth and ninth consecutive victories in winning the 30th Annual Pacific Bankers Classic.

Who has the edge in the glorious upcoming holy war of the Utah Utes vs. the BYU Cougars?