Kyle Whittingham might be stepping away from his post at Utah, but don’t count him out of the game just yet. His son, Alex Whittingham, dropped a little nugget this week that should perk some ears up.
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Utah announced Saturday that defensive coordinator Morgan Scalley, previously designated as head coach in waiting, is officially the Utes' next head coach following the departure of longtime coach Kyle Whittingham.
After 21 years in Salt Lake City, University of Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham is officially walking away from the program he helped build into a perennial contender in the Big 12, Pac-12 and Mountain West.
Utah athletic director Mark Harlan officially introduced Morgan Scalley as the next head coach of the Utes football team Saturday. Scalley, who served as the defensive coordinator for the past 10 seasons, will succeed Kyle Whittingham after he announced his decision to step down as head coach on Friday.
New Arkansas Razorbacks football coach Ryan Silverfield's first Power Conference game with the Hogs eased up a bit next season with the retirement of Utah coaching legend Kyle Whittingham.
The 2025 college football season is nearing its conclusion. The 2025 College Football Playoff is set to begin on Dec. 19 and will feature 12 FBS programs.
One of college football's longest-tenured and most storied head coaches has called it a career. Utah's Kyle Whittingham announced Friday he'll be stepping down at the end of the 2025 season, bringing an end to a legendary run that included three conference championships, two Rose Bowl appearances and over 175 victories from 2004-2025.
Kyle Whittingham announced Friday that he will step down as Utah's coach after the Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 31. Whittingham, 66, served as coach of the Utes for 21 seasons.
The Utah Utes are going to be seeing someone new on the sidelines as coach Kyle Whittingham has decided to step down as the coach of the program. This news is a bit of a surprise, but have been something that was planned for by the university as well.
No one would've blamed Kyle Whittingham if he decided to step away after a disappointing end to his 20th season as the head coach of the Utah football team.
Like that extra helping of turkey and stuffing, something was weighing down the Utah football team during its regular season finale against Kansas on Friday.
Utah shrugged off a slow start and another porous performance on the defensive side of the ball to keep its postseason aspirations alive in a 31-21 win over Kansas on Friday.
The Utah Utes, ranked No. 13 in Tuesday’s College Football Playoff rankings, will invade McLane Stadium on Saturday to take on a Baylor Bears football team looking to carry over momentum from their 30-3 win over UCF a week ago.
The Colorado Buffaloes are coming off a tough loss against the Utah Utes, 53-7. Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes are now 3-5, while Utah moves to a 6-2 record after scoring 43 points in the first half.
Although Kaidon Salter hasn't quite performed to his standards this season, the veteran Colorado Buffaloes quarterback still strikes fear into the heart of opposing coaches due to his dual-threat capabilities.
Kyle Whittingham has been the head coach of the Utah Utes since the 2005 Fiesta Bowl, when he was the co-head coach alongside the departing Urban Meyer.