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After trailing at the half, No. 3 Utes shut down No. 9 Cougars to keep their unblemished record intact The Big 12 has a CFP darling. It's No. 3 Utah, a team that used a passionate comeback to thwart No. 9 BYU's upset hopes Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
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Tim Munns didn’t tell his wife, Laurie, to expect company. It wasn’t until the gray truck pulled into their driveway at the end of a five-mile road — the headquarters of the Flying M Ranch — that he told her visitors were coming. She set her jaw and offered her hand.
No. 3 Utah defeated No. 9 BYU 28-20 on Nov. 7, 2026, to extend its winning streak to 15 games and remain undefeated in Big 12 play. The victory at Rice-Eccles Stadium was fueled by four touchdowns from quarterback Devon Dampier and a defensive performance featuring four interceptions.
No. 9 BYU lost to No. 3 Utah 28-20 on Saturday afternoon at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. Despite a first-half scoring flurry, the Cougars were unable to secure the victory due to four turnovers and eight penalties.
No. 25 BYU defeated Omaha 108-67 at the Marriott Center on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026. Six BYU players scored in double figures during the victory, which included a 31-0 advantage in fast break points.