Utah Utes Football

The University of Utah football team plays college football as a member of the Mountain West conference. Known by their nickname, the Utes, the team plays their home games at Rice-Eccles Stadium on campus in Salt Lake City. This stadium was used for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics. The team has won 24 conference championships, including in 2008 when the Utes completed the season undefeated.ESPN.com: Seventh-ranked Utes... Win Conference Title

The Utah Utes upset Alabama Crimson Tide, 31-17, in the Sugar Bowl on January 2, 2009. This completes their perfect 13-0 season, becoming the only FBS team to complete the season undefeated in 2008.ESPN.com: Utah Secures Perfect Season with Sugar Bowl Win Over Alabama

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Utah built their reputation in football prowess while a member of the Western Athletic Conference. They were one of the teams that led to the formation of the Mountain West Conference. Among the players that have helped build the Utah football program are Manny Fernandez, Jamal Anderson, Roy Jefferson, Steve Smith, Alex Smith, Bob Trumpy, Kevin Dyson and Larry Wilson.

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