The day after Christmas brought a reality Utah football fans never thought would come to fruition: Kyle Whittingham agreeing to a deal to become the head coach of a team not named the Utes.
Michigan is searching for a new head football coach following the recent dismissal of Sherrone Moore, and the school has reportedly identified its top candidate.
With the transfer portal window set to open soon, the Utah football coaching staff will likely have its attention split between its preparation for the Las Vegas Bowl and what the Utes' 2026 roster will look like.
For postseason teams not competing in the College Football Playoff, there's a chance some players who were on the roster for the final weekend of the regular season won't be there for whatever bowl game is on the calendar.
By Alex Jensen's account, the Utah men's basketball team put together its most complete game of the 2025-26 season on Saturday, pulling away for a 101-77 victory over Eastern Washington.
Maybe Utah basketball players were tired of hearing their head coach preach about it; perhaps it was blowing a 14-point second-half lead to Mississippi State the last time out that made the message finally sink in.
By Alex Jensen's account, the Utah men's basketball team put together its most complete game of the 2025-26 season on Saturday, pulling away for a 101-77 victory over Eastern Washington.
Former Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham has suddenly become the frontrunner for the Michigan job, and that’s not something anyone really saw coming a few weeks ago.
KenPom dropped its updated conference rankings, and somehow, the SEC is sitting in the top spot. That’s fine and all until you realize one team is single-handedly keeping the Big 12 from claiming what’s rightfully theirs.
Utah men's basketball head coach Alex Jensen watched his team beat itself in more ways than one over the course of nonconference play, notably during the second half of its last game against Mississippi State.
With its attention stretched between the task at hand and the future, the Utah football team has started to lay some groundwork with some talented players in the 2027 recruiting class as it prepares for its upcoming bowl game.
Kyle Whittingham‘s coaching career isn’t over yet. The 66-year-old Utah head coach stepped down after 21 seasons earlier this month, but an exchange with local media on Thursday revealed the longtime coach considers himself in the market for another coaching job.
The weeks following the college football regular season provide players plenty of time to weigh their NFL draft options against their desire to compete in a bowl game.
The Utah Utes are going to be having someone other than Kyle Whittingham calling the shots for the Utah Utes going forward. The program is going to head into the Las Vegas Bowl against the Nebraska Cornhuskers on New Year’s Eve, but the team is going to be feeling different.
With seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, the Utah Utes faced a 10-point deficit, and a season-long effort of reaching the College Football Playoff looked bleak.