Sometimes the fix is simple.
It was ex-Utah coach Jim Boylen whoonce said, “Ball didn’t go in the hoop,” in response to a question about his team’s offensive ineptitude.
Sure, it was a dickish...
Coming into the Pac-12 tournament, everyone knew Utah guard Delon Wright was going to produce. He’s a national Player of the Year candidate and a first team All-American, according to a number of media...
The No. 17 Runnin’ Utes were in attendance when Washington and Stanford squared off in the MGM Grand Arena on Wednesday night to see who they would be playing in their first-round tilt. However, Utah...
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You don’t have to go to Hogwarts to be a Quidditch champion; you can join the U’s Crimson Elite.
MOST POPULAR STORY: GREEKS ARE TIRED OF THE PARTY STEREOTYPE
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The Utah softball team competed in the Hawaii Spring Fling tournament last weekend, and though the Utes didn’t come away with their same perfect record that they...
On Monday, the No. 17 Runnin’ Utes were back at practice following their loss to Washington over the weekend. According to head coach Larry Krystkowiak, there were a number of things that went wrong...
When Utah welcomed Arizona into the Huntsman Center two weekends ago, the game was supposed to decide the race for the Pac-12 crown with both teams sitting atop the conference.
However, another race...
The momentum of the season can be changed in one weekend and the Utah baseball team is hoping it just had its breakthrough series.
MEN'S TENNIS: UTES DOWN COUGARS 4-2 IN PROVO
After dropping the first...
The Utah men’s tennis team traveled to Provo to face off against BYU and came back home with a win, beating the Cougars 4-2. This improves the Utes’ overall record to 8-5 on the season.
Head coach...
After two consecutive losing seasons and a loss in the first round of the 2015 Pac-12 tournament, Anthony Levrets has been “relieved of his duties” as the head coach of the Utah women’s basketball...
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