Utah

Conference: Big 12
Power Rank: 25.2
Record: 10-2
ATS: 7-4-1
O/U: 7-4-1

2025 Schedule

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Latest Preview (Week Recent)

Offensive Coordinator Chemistry Paying Dividends

Devon Dampier and new OC Jason Beck's reunion from New Mexico is already showing results, with Utah amassing 492 total yards and 30 first downs. Beck's system ranked 4th nationally in yards per game at New Mexico, and Dampier's efficient 21-of-25 passing performance suggests this offensive partnership could solve Utah's previous season struggles.

Dual-Threat QB Capability Established

Dampier demonstrated excellent versatility as both a passer (206 yards, 2 TDs) and rusher (87 yards on 16 carries), leading the team in both categories. His willingness to run when needed and efficient passing accuracy (84%) gives Utah a dynamic offensive weapon that can adapt to different game situations.

Dominant Ground Game Control

Utah's rushing attack overwhelmed UCLA with 286 yards on the ground compared to just 84 for the Bruins, controlling time of possession by 15 minutes. This ground dominance, featuring multiple contributors including transfers from New Mexico, suggests Utah can control games through physical play.

New Mexico Transfer Pipeline Success

Multiple New Mexico transfers, including Dampier and TD scorer NaQuari Rogers, made immediate impacts in their Utah debuts. This suggests the coaching staff's familiarity with these players and their system integration could provide consistent offensive production throughout the season.

Versatile Playmaker in Smith Snowden

Two-way star Smith Snowden scored an 8-yard rushing TD while also contributing on defense, showcasing Utah's depth and versatility. His ability to impact both sides of the ball could be crucial in close games and provides coaching staff with strategic flexibility.