Living that 2-0 life as Utah nears end to nonconference play

With a 2-0 start to the season, Utah is one of only two teams in the country with both of its wins over Power Five competition, and the Utes have done it without several key players still in the lineup.

 

The hosts look back at Utah's win and some of the biggest takeaways from a come-from-behind win, which include a new backup QB being named and running back Micah Bernard lost for the season.

 

They also give a quick look at the injuries that dot Utah's roster and who could see the field soon. The hosts also discuss the future of FCS scheduling and what Kyle Whittingham believes will be what takes place. The hosts have some answers of their own.

 

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