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SUU football tripped up in season opener
Traveling to Salt Lake City to battle No. 12 Utah, the SUU football team fell 49-0 in its season opener on Thursday night. The Utes (1-0) got on the board first in the opening quarter after the first T-birds drive stalled. Cam Rising found Dijon Stanley for a 64-yard score at the 8:46 mark of the opening period to put the home team ahead 7-0.
Bingham Miners Can’t Overcome Penalties In Loss To Lehi Pioneers
LEHI, Utah – The Lehi Pioneers pulled away from Bingham in the second half in a penalty-filled 34-23 win. In Utah high school football’s third week, the Pioneers (3-0) hosted the Bingham Miners (1-2). First Quarter. The Miners’ defensive front caused early trouble for Lehi QB Jett Niu...
Zach Wilson Refused To Support His Biggest Rival While Watching His Little Brother Debut For Utah
Isaac Wilson, the little brother of Denver Broncos quarterback Zach Wilson, made his college football debut for the University of Utah on Thursday night. It was pretty good, but certainly not great. The four-star recruit had an up-and-down start to his career with most of his family in attendance. Wilson completed seven of his 11 […] The post Zach Wilson Refused To Support His Biggest Rival While Watching His Little Brother Debut For Utah appeared first on BroBible.
Spencer Petras Opens Utah State Football Season With 57-Yard Touchdown
LOGAN, Utah – Utah State Football got redemption for a rocky start against Robert Morris with a 57-yard deep ball touchdown to open the 2024 season. Spencer Petras found Kyrese White across the middle and he took it down the right sideline for the TD. Leading up to the...
Police arrest nine found with counterfeit fentanyl pills, paraphernalia in Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Authorities arrested nine individuals in possession of counterfeit fentanyl pills and drug paraphernalia in Salt Lake City. Officers of the Salt Lake City Police Department said these arrests were conducted during a drug interdiction operation along the Jordan River Trail and North Temple Street.
SLCPD reminding public of noise ordinance as college football season starts
SALT LAKE CITY — Police are cracking down on parties in the East Central Neighborhood in an effort to reduce noise in the area as college football season starts. Salt Lake City Police Department said in a press release that the department’s Central Patrol Division Bike Squad reminded people on Thursday about celebrating college football season in a responsible way.
Ultrasound Device Could Be a Solution for Treating Chronic Pain
Pain is a necessary biological signal, but a variety of conditions can cause those signals to go awry. For people with chronic pain, the root is often faulty signals emerging deep within the brain, giving false alarms about a wound that has since healed, a limb that has since been amputated, or other intricate, hard-to-explain scenarios.
2024-25 Could Be Big Season For Utah’s Julian Lutz
The Utah Hockey Club has an abundance of prospects in their system. Last season, many of those prospects had breakout years like Dylan Guenther and Josh Doan in the American Hockey League (AHL) and eventually the NHL. Julian Lutz was one of those players who had a phenomenal season in the United States Hockey League (USHL). Now, the upcoming 2024-25 season could be a big year for the German as he is set to play his first year in the AHL.
Post Game Thoughts: Rising Higher Edition
Winning is more fun than losing. Winning by a decisive margin in a game that was never in question for a single solitary second is even yet still more fun. Utah kicked off its season in style, beating an overmatched FCS opponent in Southern Utah 49-0. This game was a coming back party for Cam Rising, Brant Kuithe, Van Fillinger, and a number of others. And it was a coming out party for Dijon Stanley. Yes, the Thunderbirds were overmatched. Yet there was much to like about what the Utes put on display. Let's take a closer look:
Volleyball: Lady Lions Struggle on Attack in Pair of Season-Opening Defeats
PROVO, Utah –The reigning, two-time Southland Conference Champion Southeastern Louisiana University volleyball team had four players get double digits in kills on day one of the dōTERRA Classic, but it came in a struggle on the attack as the Lady Lions dropped both of their matches, 3-0 to #16 BYU and 3-2 to High Point, Friday afternoon to open the season at BYU's George Albert Smith Fieldhouse.
Utah schools will soon have armed security. But what about the daycares inside?
Utah’s massive new school safety law took effect in May. Stephanie Jerome, who sends her 3-year-old son to the preschool at Weber High School in Pleasant View, wondered what the new law would mean for him — especially the requirement that schools have an armed officer, guard or volunteer guardian on campus.
Latest Moab flood leaks into businesses, mayor says one bridge is at fault
MOAB, Utah (KREX) — On Friday, a rainstorm dropping an inch of water in just 30 minutes sent a torrent of water through the small town of Moab that overwhelmed a bridge on 300 South. Arches National Park Public Affairs Specialist Karen Henker says even Arches National Park was...
The Prediction: Washington vs. Weber State
Weber State @ Washington (-27) Well, here we are again. After a tumultuous offseason, it’s time to put all of the speculation to rest and go out and hit somebody for a change! Now, there are a lot of questions about this team, and rightfully so. Some of them will be answered this week, I think, but others such as “will the o-line hold up?” and “how will the defense fare?” might be better suited for FBS competition. Thanks to my interview with Damon Huard, I have a small idea of what to expect from the offense: running the ball and plenty of the quick passing game. Just how effective that will be remains to be seen, but I think this game will tell us a lot about this offense, schematically speaking. It’ll be different, and we’ll have to get off to a fast start for me to be convinced that the O is for real.
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