Utah Utes Football

Utah Utes football. The reason I first came to Utah. On a football scholarship from Canada. My alma mater. Click here to share your favorite memory and even a photo of Utah Utes football. Share your story with friends and fans who share your passion!The University of Utah Utes football team went where no non-BCS program had ever gone before when it qualified for a BCS bowl in 2004. Going undefeated (12-0). Ending up the season ranked No. 4 in the nation. Pummeling Big East co-champion Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl 35-7. With Quarterback Alex Smith a Heisman Trophy finalist and drafted as the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft. The Utes topped that, though, in 2008 going 13-0 and ending up #2 in the nation in the AP Poll. Dominating Alabama – Number 1 in the nation for much of the year - in the Sugar Bowl 31-17. The only team in history to bust the BCS twice and go undefeated both seasons.

Rice-Eccles Stadium is the home of the Utes. After a multi-million dollar facelift, this beautiful stadium hosted the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in
Salt Lake City
.The intense media exposure during those Games showed the world what Ute players and fans already knew. The classic modern structure looking up at the jaw-dropping backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains and peering over the panoramic Salt Lake valley is, to Ute fans, the most beautiful stadium in the country. The stadium seats 45,017 but during the 2008 and 2009 seasons, the average attendance per game exceeded official capacity! To “seasoned” Utes, the fact Rice-Eccles sits on the same ground as the previous Ute and Rice Stadiums, makes it even more beautiful.

The University of Utah is located in Salt Lake City, the largest city in the Intermountain West with a metro population of well over a million people. The Utes have a long and colorful history. Some facts about Utah Utes football after the 2008 season: - Play in the Mountain West Conference.
- Overall record: 606-420-31 for a .591 winning percentage.
- Home record: 371-173-16 for .682 winning percentage.
- Rice-Eccles Stadium record: 53-16-0 for a .768 winning percentage.
- Road record: 216-233-13 for a .481 winning percentage.
- Neutral field record: 18-14-2 for a .563 winning percentage.
- Conference record: 373-211-19 for a .639 winning percentage.
- Mountain West Conference record: 56-26-0 for a .683 winning percentage.
- Bowl Game record: 12-3-0 for a .800 winning percentage! Nine bowl wins in a row! The longest current bowl winning streak and second longest ever! The Utes win bowl games.
- Homecoming record: 56-30-4 for a .651 winning percentage.
- Overtime record: 3-4-0 for a .429 winning percentage.
If you want read everything you could ever want to know about
Utah Utes football
, you’ll find some amazing facts, figures and photos in the most recent Utah football media guide. Click here to go there on the Utah Utes website:
2009 Utah Football Media Guide
Are You A Fan Of Utah Utes Football?
Did you see one of Utah’s BCS Bowl games live? Or maybe another game stands out. Were you at the game in which Utah scored three times in the last couple minutes to beat Air Force? Or beat BYU 56-28 after getting pummeled for years?Then you already know there are few things as enjoyable as watching the Utes beat up another opponent in Rice-Eccles Stadium. Share your memory with people who’ll get a lot of joy out of it. With friends who share your passion! But the difference here is that: - your story will be placed on a separate webpage on our website.
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