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Brandon Walker: Bear Bachmeier Must Put BYU On His Back At Utah
It’s a big weekend in the Beehive State, as No. 9 BYU heads to No. 3 Utah for easily one of the most consequential rivalry matchups in series history on Saturday morning. Two of the leading Big 12 quarterbacks, BYU sophomore Bear Bachmeier and Utah senior Devon Dampier, shape the contest, and Brandon Walker, the […]
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BYU football releases depth chart for rivalry game against Utah
PROVO — The BYU football depth chart is out for the ninth game of the season, an upcoming rivalry matchup against No. 3 Utah. BYU enters the game at 7-1 and is ranked No. 7 in the latest AP Top 25, after defeating Arizona State at home last week.
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The Spun
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superwestsports.com
BYU running back concerns persist before rivalry clash with No. 3 Utah
By Jay Drew, Deseret News via Yahoo Sports: In his weekly press briefing ahead of Saturday’s epic rivalry showdown game against No. 3 Utah, BYU coach Kalani Sitake twice said Wayshawn Parker of the Utes is an NFL-caliber running back and will definitely play at the next level. Sitake...
Daily Herald
BYU 1-on-1: Rivalry week brings out the best (and worst) in both fan bases
Daily Herald sports writers Darnell Dickson and Brandon Gurney debate and pontificate on the hot BYU sports topics of the week. 1 Does anybody ACTUALLY like each other in this rivalry?. DICKSON: As long as I’ve been covering this rivalry it never ceases to amaze me how awful fans are...
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Lawless Republic
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Pioneer football ends season with soggy playoff loss
The No. 10 Lehi High School football team again had to open the 6A state tournament on the road to another Region 3 team. This time it was No. 7 Lone Peak, and the two squads slugged it out in the cold rain, wind and mud on Friday (Oct. 30), with the Knights emerging as the victors 20-8.
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Prep Rewind: American Fork-Skyridge highlights second round of playoff matchups
After the first full week of playoffs, seven Utah Valley teams survived to the second round or the quarterfinal rounds for the large school classifications. American leadership Academy (6-5) and UMA-Camp Williams (5-7) both made to the 2A and 8-player quarterfinals but were soundly defeated by South Summit and Monticello, respectively. It was still a record-setting campaign for ALA, starting with a four-game streak and assured their first winning season in school history with a 21-14 victory over Judge Memorial in the final week of the regular season.