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SALT LAKE CITY — As Pat McAfee prepared to round out the morning picks as part of the ESPN "College GameDay" visit to Salt Lake City, thousands of fans in attendance waited in anticipation. The ESPN personality had long declared his love of Utah, but something was different Saturday morning.
College football fans reacted to an interaction between ESPN analyst Pat McAfee and a Utah student during a "College GameDay" broadcast. The exchange involved a comparison between the standard $1 million prize and a $3 million payout from a previous contest involving a BYU student.
During a College GameDay appearance in Salt Lake City, Pat McAfee expressed frustration with Utah fans and predicted a Houston victory over Utah. The ESPN analyst also responded to social media content shared by the University of Utah account.
Two key players, Lauri Markkanen and Jaren Jackson Jr., exited early due to injuries during the Utah Jazz's matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday, October 26, 2026. The Grizzlies ultimately secured a 110-105 victory over the Jazz.
Utah Volleyball dropped a four-set match against No. 25 Colorado at home on Sunday, October 25. Despite a late rally in the final set, the Utes fell to the Buffs with a final score of 26-24 in the deciding frame.
The No. 25 Colorado Buffaloes volleyball team defeated Utah in four sets at the Jon M. Huntsman Center on Sunday afternoon. Colorado secured the victory with a 25-22, 20-25, 25-19, and 26-24 win, overcoming a series of scoring runs during the match.
A weak storm brushing by tonight will bring a few showers to the north. Otherwise, mild & dry most of the week before much cooler, wet weather becomes likely this weekend. SALT LAKE CITY Tuesday: Mostly sunny. Highs: Low 60s. Tuesday Night: Increasing clouds with a chance of rain & isolated t-storms in the evening, then tapering off overnight.
13, 2023. Two former members allege in a lawsuit filed Oct. 2 that they were expelled from the club after raising concerns about unequal treatment at the resort's women's golf tournament.
Kimberly Harris Wagner grew up in a strongly Republican household and once worked for former Sen. Orrin Hatch. She sees other Republicans making the shift she has and "saying, Maybe I can support a Democrat.
A dog was rescued by first responders after a fire broke out a Herriman home while no one was home. Upon arrival, fire crews made a quick entry, and knocked down the flames on the main level of the home. During the firefighting efforts, crews found a dog inside, who was checked out on scene and later safely reunited with the family.
Cities and other local governments charge builders thousands of dollars to help pay for roads, water systems and other infrastructure. A new report details compliance problems — and a “counterintuitive” finding about home prices.
For a moment in the fourth quarter of Utah's 110-105 loss to Memphis on Monday, fans got a glimpse into the potential future of both franchises. It was only 20 seconds of game time just two possessions but it was a matchup fans on both sides wanted to see all game.
A student was hospitalized after they were struck by a teen driver while crossing an intersection to a bus stop in dark and foggy conditions. Officials said the 14-year-old student was crossing the highway to get to the school bus stop location when they were hit by the 16-year-old driver.