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Mass Exodus From Deion Sanders' Coaching Staff Continues
The mass exodus from Deion Sanders' coaching staff continues. Multiple Colorado Buffaloes football coaches have now left the program this offseason. Over the weekend, the Buffaloes lost one of their most important recruiters. A third assistant coach, defensive ends coach Nick Williams, is ...
Great Falls’ Kai Stewart successfully defends featherweight title at BKFC 56
GREAT FALLS — Kai Stewart’s championship reign continues in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, after the Great Falls CMR alumni earned a unanimous decision over Howard “HD” Davis (5-2-1) at BKFC 56 in Salt Lake City. Stewart (5-0) earned scores of 49-46, 49-46 and 48-47 on...
Olympics Return to Salt Lake City, LDS Women's Leaders Removed, and Female Football Players Reflect on Lawsuit Settlement
• Salt Lake City has been named the preferred host for the 2034 Winter Olympics. • Leaders of the Relief Society in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the San Francisco Bay Area have been ordered to step down, ending a decade-long tradition.
No. 12 Utah women use 17 made 3-pointers to beat rival BYU 87-68
SALT LAKE CITY — It was raining 3-pointers at the Huntsman Center Saturday night. The 12th-ranked Utes made early work of the rival Cougars on their home court, with 10 first-half 3-pointers on 22 attempts to pace Utah to a 52-32 lead at the halftime break. Utah native Kennady...
PHOTOS: Skiers, snowboarders flock to Utah mountains amid winter snow storm
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A winter snow storm hit the Utah mountains hard this weekend. While some residents are taking to huddling under blankets and sipping on hot coco, skiers and snowboarders are hitting the slopes in near whiteout condition. Weather officials said that this storm will continue...
Skyridge Becomes The Third Utah Team To Win RunningLane XC
Everett Metier (ID) - Boys Blue Division Champion Dec 2, 2023. Lucas Lovejoy Is Pursuing A Girls Title At RXC4 Dec 1, 2023. Evelyn Prodoehl Stayed Undefeated At RunningLane Dec 3, 2023. The 2023 RunningLane XC Championship Course Preview Nov 30, 2023. High School Boys' 5k Gold Dec 2, 2023.
Olympic Critics Warn of Potential Problems Over Benefits for 2034 Games
• Dave Owen, a critic of the 2002 Olympics, opposes the 2034 games, stating they will "create more problems than benefits." • Owen highlights the cost of the previous Olympics, including federal taxpayer money and infrastructure projects.
Salt Lake City one step closer to hosting 2034 Winter Olympics
Salt Lake City, Utah, is one step closer to landing its second Winter Olympic Games after the International Olympic Committee announced it would be entering a "targeted dialogue" with the city for the 2034 Winter Games.
Utah linebacker announces intention to enter transfer portal
Utah linebacker Owen Chambliss is entering the transfer portal. The freshman linebacker announced on Friday he intends to put his name in the portal when the new window opens on Dec. 4. Chambliss came to Utah in the 2023 recruiting cycle after a strong career at Corona (Calif.) Cenennial. He...
Utah Women’s Basketball Put On Dominant Performance Against Rival BYU
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah women’s basketball was back at it in the Huntsman, this time hosting in-state rival BYU in their second big test of the 2023-24 season. By halftime the Utes had really separated themselves from the Cougars, 52–32, and finished the night with a score that left little doubt, 87-68.
Josh Furlong's AP Top 25: End of season format flawed after compelling season
SALT LAKE CITY — Let the record reflect that the end-of-season format for selecting the four best teams is flawed and disappointing. There isn't much guesswork at the end of most seasons lately, but the 2023 season is one for the record books; and it's just a reminder that the NCAA — and the commissioners running the various conferences — couldn't get out of their own way to create a system that eventually hurts deserving teams.
Peak's Ice Arena in Provo to get Olympic upgrades
PROVO — Salt Lake City may be the main hub for Utah's next Olympic games a decade from now, with medals plazas and four big venues. But outside of the capital city, there are several other venues that need prepping before then. One of those, the only facility in...
Hubbard Golf Course superintendent wins Utah PGA award for course care
HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah, Dec. 2, 2023 (Gephardt Daily) — Jason Moon has been selected as Utah PGA Superintendent of the Year for his work at Hubbard Golf Course. Moon, who oversees maintenance of roughly 140 acres of greens, fairways, rough and other treatable turf at the Hill Air Force Base golf course, earned the award among 78 other Utah public golf course superintendents.
Lehi boys hoops beat #1 Chargers
In an early-season matchup of ranked teams, the No. 4 Lehi boys basketball team topped No. 1 Corner Canyon 69-57 on the road Saturday afternoon (Dec. 2) in the final game of the Corner Canyon Tournament of Champions. The Pioneers won the tipoff and senior forward Grayson Brousseau hit a...
Utah Swim & Dive Excels on Saturday
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah's women's divers posted a new team record, Brandon Miller earned a top five finish in the in the 200 back and Evan VanBrocklin scored an Olympic Trial Cut for the University of Utah swimming and diving team on Friday as Utah's swimmers competed in the US Open in Greensboro, N.C. and the squad's divers took part in the Big Al Invite in Princeton, N.J.
Talented Bingham boys basketball returns
After a 12-13 run a year ago that saw the Bingham boys basketball take second in region with a 7-3 record and a second-round loss to a formidable Cyprus squad, the Miners are back for a new season. With Kyle Straatman at the helm again and a talented group of shooters, Bingham will look to make noise as it welcomes Corner Canyon to a slightly altered Region 2 and realigned 6A classification.