The Utah football team will honor its seniors on Saturday, with Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe being included in that group.

Host Josh Furlong gives you an inside look at the emotions of what that will mean for the players and coaches, who will honor their fallen teammates. He also takes a look at when Kyle Whittingham will call it a career.

He also recaps the Lynne Roberts leaving to LA Sparks news and what that means to the Utah women's basketball team, as well as a preview of Utah's game against Iowa State.

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Amid a six-game losing streak, Utah football is starting to look to the future. There's still hope for a bowl game, but there's pressing matters on hand.

Host Josh Furlong recaps the Colorado game, as well as the pressing matters that Utah needs to address as it prepares for the offseason — including the future of Kyle Whittingham as head coach, the hiring of a new offensive coordinator and more.

He also breaks down some of the changes that will happen in the offseason with the transfer portal, NIL, and how the athletic department will soon be paying players.

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As if losing wasn't enough for Utah, the week after has been filled with more news to make life as a Utes fan tough.

Host Josh Furlong provides an update on all things that have transpired since last week, including Brandon Rose suffering a season-ending injury, and how all this will impact the offseason.

He also gives a preview of a Colorado team that is playing well and features arguably two of the best players in the sport.

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For Utah, a defensive holding call changed the tone of the rivalry game — from a game-winning sack to suddenly a winning field goal by BYU in the waning seconds.

Host Josh Furlong recaps the end of the game and what took place in the final minute of game time, as well as all the fallout that took place after the game.

Though Utah is frustrated by the call, there's likely more Utah could have done in the second half to avoid even having that call be a deciding factor in the game.

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The week is finally here, where BYU and Utah will battle it out on the field in the annual rivalry game — back together in the same conference.

Host Josh Furlong is joined by Bryan Brown to breakdown the rivalry game, while previewing how this game should go. The two look at Utah's keys to success, while highlighting why BYU has been so good this season.

Can Utah win this game? That's the question the two will attempt to answer as you prepare for Saturday's game.

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After a much-needed bye week, Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham feels confident in his plan going into the in-state rivalry game with BYU on Saturday.

Host Josh Furlong reacts to Whittingham's decision to keep things quiet on the QB front — who is starting this week? — as well as looking at the team's identity and where everything went wrong.

Can Utah use the bye week to regroup and return to its winning ways, or will the last part of the season fizzle out like the middle part?

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Utah is on its second bye week, and Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham is using that time to determine whether Isaac Wilson should remain the team's starting quarterback, or if backup Brandon Rose should get the nod.

Host Josh Furlong looks at this QB battle ... that is happening again ... and gives his take on the situation using some numbers.

He also breaks down the true freshman experience to compare Isaac Wilson with his true freshman peers around the country — a small group of quarterbacks entrusted with leading their team's offense.

It's a lot of numbers, but it paints the picture Utah is currently facing with its offense.

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A road game against Houston was supposed to help Utah get out of a rut and return to its winning ways. But none of that happened.

Host Josh Furlong recaps Utah's loss to Houston and where it all went wrong on Saturday. It's a team looking for answers, but nobody has been able to get the team out of its rut.

He also debates the decision to bench Isaac Wilson for Brandon Rose, and gives his insight on why that may be a good or bad decision for the team.

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As Utah prepares for a road contest against a bad Houston team, the focus turns to a Utes offense that has failed to produce the last few weeks.

Host Josh Furlong takes a look at interim offensive coordinator Mike Bajakian and what he can do to help the offense move the ball. Will the offense get a spark from a change at OC, or will it be more of the same.

He also talks about Utah's defense this season, and what it all can mean on the road against a Houston team that hasn't been all that effective this season. But it's a team that beat TCU, which beat Utah last week.

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Utah's defense held TCU to 13 points, and still the Utes found a way to drop their third straight contest of the season.

As a result, Utah offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig has stepped down and will no longer be the team's play-caller.

Host Josh Furlong recaps the weekend game, what the Ludwig news means for Utah and how the team will move forward with a new play-caller.

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