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The Daily Utah Chronicle

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Utes escape Albuquerque 13-10

By By Chris Kamrani, Asst. Sports Editor November 3, 2008

An airplane crash isn't something you simply experience8212;You survive it. Apparently, the same applies to the Utah football team when facing the New Mexico Lobos.

Perfect record deserves respect

By By Nick Pappas November 3, 2008

After a win against a ranked opponent and a record of 10-0, it's going to be difficult for naysayers to deny Utah the credibility it's deserved all season.

Utah No. 2 in conference

By By Bryan Chouinard, Staff Writer November 3, 2008

With a win, the Utes would lock up second place in the Mountain West Conference as well as a first round bye in the upcoming conference tournament. With a loss, Utah would have opened the door for No. 3 TCU.

Utes continue MWC roll

By By Paige Fieldsted, Staff Writer November 3, 2008

The Utah women's volleyball team continued its recent domination of the Mountain West Conference as it defeated TCU in three sets, good for its ninth straight MWC win.

Boise State hops over Utah in AP Poll

By By Tony Pizza, Sports Editor November 3, 2008

While the voters in The Associated Press Top 25 poll decided to put Boise State a sliver ahead of Utah in its weekly poll, the Bowl Championship Series standings show Utah with a decided advantage as the lead non-BCS school to get an automatic BCS bowl bid.

Utes come away with lackluster win against Lobos, 13-10

By By Chris Kamrani, Asst. Sports Editor November 1, 2008

After a down-to-the-wire, lackluster 13-10 win over their perennial hang nail, Ute running back Darrell Mack explained his team's only 2008 visit to the Land of Enchantment. "All that matters is, we got the 'W'," said a solemn Mack.

Don’t discount the Lobos

By By Nick Pappas October 30, 2008

Whittingham cannot underplay the importance of this game on the road. New Mexico historically gives the Utes fits. Throughout the history of the match-up, Utah either wins by a lot or loses close games. If the game stays close through three quarters, the Lobos and their fans will smell the wafting scent of an upset.

No ordinary frosh

By By Tony Pizza, Sports Editor October 30, 2008

When the 2008 football season started, defensive coordinator Gary Andersen hoped that he'd eventually have four starting defensive tackles to choose from. Two weeks into the season, he would have been satisfied with two.

Stopping ground game is Utah’s No. 1 priority

By By Whitney O'Bannon, Staff Writer October 30, 2008

If the Lobo donning the No. 21 jersey runs into a pack of Utes this weekend and is not brought down immediately, this shouldn't be a shocker. He runs fast, breaks tackles, and is one hard guy to bring to the turf.

Lobo defense a cause for concern

By By Marco Villano, Staff Writer October 30, 2008

The Utes play New Mexico and their high-powered, high-pressure, sack-the-quarterback 3-3-5 defense that head coach Rocky Long has been running for the past 15 years.