BYU football turns its focus to Kansas as Utah continues to wrestle with its rivalry game loss.
| Sports Edition | | Tuesday, November 12, 2024 |
Good morning. On our mind today: Landen King's act of service, BYU's cheer coach and beer at sporting events. Read these and other top stories. |
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| | | | | Some fans threw garbage on the field at Rice-Eccles Stadium. One Utah player picked it up |
| | | | | | No. 7 Cougars are relatively healthy for a mid-November game against surging Kansas |
| | | | | | Video shows BYU cheer coach being hit in head with water bottle at Rice-Eccles Stadium |
| | | | | | How good is the Utah Hockey Club, actually? |
| | | | | | Rivalry burns hotter than ever, fueled by postgame rant |
| | | | | | Beer at sporting events: History, revenue and challenges |
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