Freeman said Boubacar Traore is "worth 7 points, at least." He believes if Traore wasn't disqualified for targeting, that's a touchdown off the board for BYU.

Morgan Scalley said that Kelvin Obot is seeking a second opinion on his injury and that there's a chance he could be done for the season. They will provide options and figure out what's best for him.

Look, for the games being played that day, the time to showcase the game is great. But it’s just not an ideal time in Utah. Both teams feed off the darkness.

I’ve debated whether I should post this, but I feel the need to share my perspective regarding Treyson Bourguet’s recent social media post. As a convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, someone who moved to Utah for school, and now someone who professionally covers college athletics in this state, I have a little bit more of an outside perspective. It’s disheartening to see the contention between BYU and Utah fans, especially when the conversation revolves around what it means to be “Christlike.” I respect BYU fans who have defended Treyson, just as I respect the Utah fan who disagree with his comments. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but disagreement doesn’t justify name-calling, personal attacks, or tearing others down. Having just attended a church and having a lesson today centered on love, I find it disappointing that so much of the online conversation reflects the opposite. We can disagree respectfully without questioning someone’s faith, character, or intentions. There is already enough hatred and negativity in this world. Regardless of your religious beliefs or university allegiance, I believe we could all benefit from greater kindness, humility, and self-reflection, myself included. I’m disappointed as human being. I hope we all continue to strive by demonstrating love, especially toward those with whom we disagree. Just my thoughts with all the back and forth.

Keyonte: It's pretty simple, we can't let Luka have 52.