Brett Ciancia
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Pick Six Preview: Utah the more trusted team in first road team of season (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah finished the nonconference portion of its schedule with a perfect 3-0 record after shutting out Utah State 33-0 in the Battle of the Brothers game, where they outgained the Aggies by 300 yards and the game was never in doubt. Devon Dampier threw two touchdowns to Braden Pegan, taking advantage of a coaching mistake. "If you're going to play him one-on-one, that's what's going to happen," said Dampier after getting Pegan was targeted 11 times on eight catches and had 122 yar
Pick Six Preview: BYU to face another close game, but pull away late against Colorado State (opens the original)
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PROVO — BYU opened Big 12 play with a win Saturday by beating Arizona 28-17 in Provo. The teams traded scores in the first half, and due to BYU's drive-killing offensive penalties, Arizona held the ball and had double the snaps as BYU. Everything shifted after halftime, with BYU's defense pitching a shutout and allowing just 87 yards (4.4 per play) after the break. BYU led 21-17 with six minutes left when Arizona completed a pass that appeared to cross the first down marker at the BYU 18-yard li
Pick Six Previews: Stronger Utah should blow out rival Utah State (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah passed its first Power Four test with flying colors Saturday night in Salt Lake City, dominating the SEC's Arkansas 43-10. It was a slow start, just 7-3 after the first frame, but Utah exploded for 22 points in the second quarter to blow the game open. They did so with a creative offense featuring two quarterbacks on the field together. Of course, both full-time starter Devon Dampier and backup Byrd Ficklin are speedy dual-threat quarterbacks, and their duo confused the Ark
Pick Six Previews: Utah gets first test of season as more proven product over Arkansas (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Morgan Scalley era kicked off with a dominant 66-14 win over Idaho, outgaining its FCS foes 633 yards to 225, and allowing almost a half of game reps for the younger backup players. Utah won its previous four FCS games by an average margin of 48 points per game, and this one followed the same script. The defense forced a turnover on the first series, then the Utes offense scored at-will with the starters punching in scores on six of the first eight possessions. With the FCS
Picks Six Previews: BYU the more proven program in first test over Arizona (opens the original)
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PROVO — Off consecutive 11-win seasons, BYU entered 2026 with its highest preseason ranking in 40 years, and in their season opener they played up to expectations. BYU intercepted Utah Tech on the first play from scrimmage, had five different players score rushing touchdowns, and a 63-7 game was never in doubt. All three phases shined. The defense suffocated Utah Tech and forced four turnovers, the offense gained a balanced 308 passing yards and 198 rushing, and the special teams saw Cannon DeVr
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