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‘Another man’s trash is another man’s treasure’: How Isaac Wilson almost spoiled Utah’s undefeated start

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 19, 2026 · 1 min read
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The former Utes quarterback rallied Colorado from a 13-point halftime deficit before Utah held on for a narrow win Saturday night. Colorado quarterbacks Isaac Wilson, front, and Kaneal Sweetwyne warm up before an NCAA college football game against Utah Saturday, Oct.

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