The Zone Sports Network - University of Utah

 Head Coach Kyle Whittingham with the media following Utah's victory over NIU.  

Frank Dolce joins 'The Big Show' every Wednesday to talk Utah football with Gordon and Jake. This week he reacted to what he liked (Zack Moss, offensive line, defense) and disliked (passing game productivity) from the win over BYU and what to expect going forward with NIU coming to town.

The Utes entered 2019's season with a lot of hype and media love, what with the return of experienced players at so many key positions, but on Monday afternoon Christian Cox joined 'The Big Show' and explained why the return of Andy Ludwig as OC has him buying into the team's chances to do something special this season, especially after seeing what they did against BYU in week one. 

Week one of college football saw another chapter of the Holy War entered in to history's pages, but it also brought about a few surprises and changes to what many had anticipated around the country. Namely the Pac-12's overall struggles and Tennessee's home loss to Georgia State.

Gordon Monson and Jake Scott talked over the idea of balancing reaction with overreaction after one week of play, including what Utah's path to a conference championship might actually look like and just how much opportunity will be on BYU's plate when they travel to Knoxville this coming weekend.

University of Utah head coach, Kyle Whittingham, addresses the media after a Week 1 win over BYU and ahead of the game against Northern Illinois University.

Utah running back Zack Moss, linebacker Francis Bernard and safety Julian Blackmon addressed the media after beating BYU 30-12 Thursday night

Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham addressed the media after beating BYU 30-12 Thursday night.

Utah quarterback Tyler Huntley and wide receiver Britain Covey addressed the media after beating BYU 30-12 Thursday night

Listen to the best moments from the Utah BYU rivalry and pregame with this holy war montage.

Listen to Hans & Scotty G. on The Zone Sports Network all summer long, as the Top 60 college football players in the State are revealed with one selection daily, counting down to the start of college football season.