On this episode... It’s about who Utah is — and who’s next. Gaige Weddle discusses his development and recruitment as a rising 4-star prospect, while Cedric Jefferson dives into the mindset, physicality, and accountability driving Utah’s offensive line this spring.

Does it actually mean more when a head coach comes from within? With Morgan Scalley taking over at Utah, the conversation goes beyond continuity and into something bigger—ceiling. In this episode, we break down the real impact of homegrown head coaches: why the model works, where it fails, and what history tells us about programs led by their own. From Kirby Smart and Jim Harbaugh to cautionary tales like Scott Frost and Jimmy Lake, we explore whether Utah’s next step forward is tied directly to Scalley’s roots—or his ability to evolve beyond them.

On Saturday, media were invited to watch a Utah football practice. We provide our immediate takeaways on the new vibes, first impressions of coaches & players, and some other general thoughts from today's session.

On Friday, the University of Utah released contract details - including new requests and amendments, as well as some correspondence that are intended to provide clarity on what transpired over the final month of Whittingham's time with the program. We react to the details and share our thoughts on what this does and mean.

Morgan Scalley has made one thing clear — if Utah wants to compete for championships in this new era of college football, it starts with high-level quarterback play and dominance in the trenches.

Now, the spotlight turns to Devon Dampier in spring ball.

What does “high-value quarterback play” actually look like in this new system? How much more responsibility will be placed on QB1? And most importantly — what does Dampier need to show this spring to prove he can elevate his and Utah’s ceiling?

Utah basketball’s season has come to an end, but the bigger story may just be beginning. In this episode, we break down the Utes’ Big 12 Tournament loss to Cincinnati, how the game reflected many of the challenges Utah faced throughout the season, and what Alex Jensen learned in his first year navigating the physical grind of the Big 12. From the development of players like Terrence Brown and Keanu Dawes to the critical importance of the transfer portal and roster construction, we examine why this offseason could define the next phase of Utah basketball’s rebuild.

On this episode... A few nods to Utah football and baseball to start the show. Then, Andrew Crowley (@runninhoopspod) joins me to breakdown Utah's matchup against Cincinnati, as well as the Big 12 Tournament overall.

Spring football intrigue, postseason reflection, and a historic moment for Utah baseball all in one show. In this episode, we break down four freshman dark horses who could flash during Utah football spring ball, recap Utah women’s basketball’s Big 12 Tournament loss to BYU and what it says about the program’s need for clearer identity, and preview Utah baseball’s home opener at the brand-new America First Ballpark — the start of a new era for the program.

On today's episode... Spring ball kicks off a new era for Utah Football under Morgan Scalley. I break down the five big questions heading into spring ball — from rebuilding the offensive line and reloading the pass rush to finding a go-to receiver and establishing a new identity post-Whittingham.

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On today's episode... I welcomed on PFSN's Draft Analyst Ian Cummings on to talk through the Utes performances at the NFL Scouting Combine. The conversation centers around the offensive tackles Spencer Fano & Caleb Lomu, as well as tight end Dallen Bentley.