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Kalani Sitake hired as new coach of BYU
Over under has seen the BYU Cougars go a 6-6 so far, while the Utah Utes go 6-6. But Head Coach Kyle Whitngham says he believes ending the year with 10 wins is a big step forward for his players. “It’s the only thing that matters”. Mangum threw two touchdown passes and ran for a four-yard score to pull the Cougars within seven with 3:23 to play, but Utah was able to grind out the clock to seal the win. Utah put together a five-minute drive but turned the ball over on downs at the BYU 35-yard line one minute into the fourth quarter.
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“We got complacent”, Whittingham said.
The Utah Utes had planned on being in the National Championship playoffs before dropping two of three to end the regular season. He was a running back for BYU in 1994 and from 1997 to 2000. In essence, BYU handed Utah a 35-0 lead early, and then the Utes held on for dear life. He kept the foot on the pedal in first quarter, leading to the five turnovers and a 35-0 lead. “That’s on me. We’ve got to do a better job”.
By the time BYU got a single yard of offense, Utah was already up 14-0, and running away with the game.
Mangum’s shaky start didn’t stop him from throwing for 315 yards in rallying his team.
“I grew up a BYU fan, so I was voicing my opinion from Day 1”, Sitake said.
“We were one game short of where we ultimately wanted to be, which is the PAC-12 championship game”, Whittingham said.
Utah (10-3) came in as a two-point favorite in the first meeting since 2013 of schools that have campuses 46 miles apart.
Utah jumped to an incredible 35-point lead early in the first quarter, but failed to generate any offense for the remainder of the game.
Andersen is likely to look outside his staff for a defensive coordinator to replace Sitake, who spent one season as the defensive coordinator/assistant head coach. BYU lost its second straight bowl game when they fell 55-48 to Memphis in double overtime of last year’s Miami Beach Bowl.
Mendenhall said other teams might have simply folded rather than try for a comeback that seemed impossible. It was their first bowl game since moving up to FBS, and they made the most of it.
“No matter what happens or how much we get down in anything, this team will fight back”, said Cougars defensive end Bronson Kaufusi, who had three tackles for loss. Joe Williams, the offensive MVP, led the attack with 91 yards and 2 touchdowns on 25 carries. The deluge became complete when Squally Canada fumbled on the second snap of BYU’s next possession, and Travis Wilson cashed in five plays later with a 20-yard scoring dash. Senior Tevin Carter went out with a bang with two interceptions that lead to two Utah touchdowns and to be named the game’s Most Valuable Player.
Utah can celebrate after defeating Holy War rival BYU in Las Vegas.
Hackett has won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s top punter each of the last two years, and he lived up to that reputation in his final college game.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Scooby Wright, who missed most of the year with injuries, returned to the lineup and led Arizona over New Mexico in the New Mexico Bowl.
Arizona (7-6) and its quick offense overwhelmed the Lobos (7-6) in a game that saw New Mexico surge late after being down as many of 18 points.
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Jared Baker ran for 107 yards and three touchdowns for the Wildcats, while Cayleb Jones had 182 yards receiving and a touchdown.