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UTAH FOOTBALL 2020 Schedule 2020 SCHEDULE Date Opponent City Stadium Time TV Series Last Meeting Sept. 3 (Thu) Brigham Young Salt Lake City Rice-Eccles Stadium TBA TBA 62-34-4 2019, W 30-12 Sept. 12 Montana State Salt Lake City Rice-Eccles Stadium TBA TBA 10-0 2011, W 27-10 Sept. 19 at Wyoming Laramie, Wyo. Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium TBA TBA 51-31-1 2010, W 30-6 Sept. 26 at California* Berkeley, Calif. California Memorial Stadium TBA TBA 6-6 2019, W 35-0 Oct. 2 (Fri) USC* Salt Lake City Rice-Eccles Stadium TBA TBA 6-12 2019, L 30-23 Oct. 10 at Washington State* Pullman, Wash. Martin Stadium TBA TBA 8-9 2019, W 38-13 Oct. 17 Washington* (HC) Salt Lake City Rice-Eccles Stadium TBA TBA 2-12 2019, W 33-28 2020 SPRING PROSPECTUS Oct. 24 Bye Oct. 29 (Thu) at UCLA* Pasadena, Calif. Rose Bowl TBA TBA 7-11 2019, W 49-3 Nov. 7 Arizona* Salt Lake City Rice-Eccles Stadium TBA TBA 24-19-2 2019, W 35-7 Nov. 14 Oregon State* Salt Lake City Rice-Eccles Stadium TBA TBA 10-11-1 2019, W 52-7 Nov. 21 at Arizona State* Tempe, Ariz. Sun Devil Stadium TBA TBA 9-22 2019, W 21-3 Nov. 28 at Colorado* Boulder, Colo. Folsom Field TBA TBA 31-32-2 2019, W 45-15 Times local to site *Pac-12 game (HC)-Homecoming 2020 UTAH SPRING FOOTBALL MEDIA CALENDAR Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday MARCH 1 2 3 45 67 Practice • 3:00 pm Practice • 3:00 pm Practice • 2:30 pm SPRING BREAK Interviews 5:00 pm No Interviews Interviews 4:30 pm BEGINS 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 SPRING BREAK Practice • 2:30 pm Practice • 2:30 pm Practice • 9:30 am ENDS Interviews 4:30 pm Interviews 4:30 pm No Interviews 22 23 24 25 Pro Day 26 27 28 Practice • 2:30 pm Practice • 2:30 pm Scrimmage • 9:30 am Interviews 4:30 pm Interviews 4:30 pm Interviews 11:30 am 29 30 31 APRIL 12 3 4 Practice • 2:30 pm Practice • 2:30 pm Scrimmage • 3:30 pm Interviews 4:30 pm Interviews 4:30 pm Interviews 5:30 pm 5 67 8 9 10 11 Practice • 2:30 pm Practice • 2:30 pm Red-White Game Interviews 4:30 pm Interviews 4:30 pm 11:00 am MEDIA POLICIES AND PROCEDURES • Practices are open to the media and public, except when weather or other • Photos and video (tight shots only) are permitted during all practices and factors require a practice to be moved to the indoor facility. scrimmages without prior permission during spring camp only. No wide shots • Athletics Communications staff will accept interview requests via email on the showing formations or alignment are allowed, and no photos/video may be day of each practice with interview availability. Please submit names by the stated gathered of injured players. deadline in that day’s email. • Live reports are permitted during spring camp only. • Interviews will take place in the northeast corner of the practice field area, • Please make all photo requests for posed photos at least 24 hours in advance. off the field, or in the indoor facility when a practice must be moved inside due to Those that can be arranged will take place during the interview period. weather or other factors. 2 WWW.UTAHUTES.COM UTAH FOOTBALL Kicking Off CONTENTS UTAH FAST FACTS 2020 Schedule . IFC Head Coach Kyle Whittingham . .8-9 2020 SPRING PROSPECTUS GENERAL INFORMATION 2020 Spring Football Calendar. IFC 2020 Spring Depth Chart . 10 Location: Salt Lake City Utah Fast Facts. .1 2019 Honors. .11 Metro Population: 1,153,340 Utes on the Web . .1 2019 Review. 12 Elevation: 4,657 feet above sea level 2019 Results. .1 2019 Statistics. .13-16 President: Dr. Ruth V. Watkins Utah Staff Directory . 2 2019 Scoring Drives . 197 Director of Athletics: Mark Harlan Personnel Picture . 3 2019 Starters . 18 Founded: 1850 Spring Notes . .4-5 2019 Participation . 19 Enrollment: 32,852 2020 Numerical Roster . 6-7 2019 Select Individual Game-By-Game. .20-22 Conference: Pac-12 Nickname: Utes Colors: Red and White (pms 187) UTES ON THE WEB Mascot: Swoop (red-tailed hawk) Stadium: Rice-Eccles Stadium (45,807) WEB Surface: FieldTurf http://utahutes.com/ Training Complex: Spence and Cleone Eccles Football Center YOUTUBE Indoor Facility: Spence Eccles Field House Website: www.UtahUtes.com http://www.youtube.com/uathletics DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBERS TWITTER Athletics Department: (801) 581-8171 http://twitter.com/utahathletics Football Off ice: (801) 581-7684 http://twitter.com/utah_football Communications: (801) 581-3510/3511/8997/8302 Stadium Press Box: (801) 581-4783/8210 FACEBOOK Ticket Off ice: (801) 581-UTIX (8849) http://facebook.com/uathletics SID Fax: (801) 581-4358 http://facebook.com/utahutesfootball Football Fax: (801) 585-3808 ITUNESU UTAH SCHEMES http://tinyurl.com/utahitunesu Off ense: Spread Defense: 4-2 INSTAGRAM PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN https://instagram.com/utahathletics/ Starters/Lettermen Returning: 11/59 https://www.instagram.com/utahfootball/ Off ense: 7/33 Defense: 2/23 Specialist: 2/3 Starters/Lettermen Lost: 13/28 2019 RESULTS (11-3, 8-1 Pac-12) Date Opponent Result Attend. TV REVIEWING 2019 Overall Record: 11-3 Aug. 29 at BYU W, 30-12 61,626 ESPN Pac-12 Record: 8-1 (1st South Division) Sept. 7 Northern Illinois W, 35-17 45,919 P12N Pac-12 Championship: vs. Oregon (L, 37-15) Sept. 14 Idaho State W, 31-0 45,989 P12N Alamo Bowl: vs. Texas (L, 38-10) Sept. 20 at USC L, 30-23 55,719 FS1 Sept. 28 Washington State (HC) W, 38-13 46,115 FS1 Oct. 12 at Oregon State W, 52-7 31,730 P12N CREDITS Oct. 19 #17 Arizona State W, 21-3 46,402 P12N Oct. 26 California W, 35-0 46,626 FS1 Editorial: Paul Kirk Nov. 2 at Washington W, 33-28 69,270 FOX Layout and Design: Mike Lageschulte Nov. 16 UCLA W, 49-3 47,307 FOX Cover Design: Brooke Frederickson Nov. 23 at Arizona W, 35-7 35,991 FS1 Photography: Steve Wilson, Walter Dixon, Kory Mortensen, Russ Isabella, JT Cattelan Nov. 30 Colorado W, 45-15 46,879 ABC Dec. 6 vs. #13 Oregon % L, 37-15 38,679 ABC Dec. 31 vs. Texas $ L, 38-10 60,147 ESPN *Pac-12 game HC-Homecoming % Pac-12 Championship $ Valero Alamo Bowl WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 1 UTAH FOOTBALL Staff Directory STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF S CT TA ON C LL BA T PAUL BROOKE JORDIE JOSEPH LYNDE MIKE JOHN MADY DREW DAMEON MYRES DREW WISEMAN FOOTBALL CONTACTS KIRK FREDERICKSON LINDLEY FELDMAN HOOPES LAGESCHULTE VU WHITE WISEMAN 2020 SPRING PROSPECTUS Associate Director Associate Director Associate A.D. Associate Director Associate Director Assistant Director Administrative Asst. Special Projects Associate Director Assistant Director Associate Director Name Title Off ice Cell Email Paul Kirk . Associate A.D. (primary football) . 801-581-3511 . 801-875-2444. [email protected] Brooke Frederickson . Associate Director (football assistant) . 801-581-8302 . 801-493-9254 . [email protected] Jordie Lindley . Associate Director (football assistant) . 801-581-8997 . 801-647-8174. [email protected] Joseph Feldman. Assistant Director . 801-585-1295 . 801-231-1329. [email protected] Lynde Hoopes. Administrative Assistant. 801-581-3510. [email protected] Mike Lageschulte . Special Projects . 801-587-9162. 801-557-2322 . [email protected] John Vu . Associate Director. 801-587-7298 . 714-728-9163 . [email protected] Mady White . Assistant Ditrector. 801-458-8347. [email protected] Drew Wiseman. Associate Director. 801-581-3771. 801-201-8563 . [email protected] FOOTBALL COACHES Kyle Whittingham . .Head Coach Sione Po’uha . .Defensive Tackles Morgan Scalley. .Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Lewis Powell. .Defensive Ends Andy Ludwig. .Off ensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Sharrieff Shah. .. .Cornerbacks/Special Teams Coordinator Jim Harding . .Assistant Head Coach/Off ensive Line Colton Swan . .. .Linebackers Guy Holliday. .Wide Receivers Freddie Whittingham. .Tight Ends Kiel McDonald. .Running Backs Doug Elisaia. .Strength & Conditioning ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION OFFICE EMAIL Mark Harlan. Athletics Director . .801-581-3508. [email protected] Kyle Brennan. COO/Deputy Athletics Director (Internal Operations). .801-585-3819. [email protected] Scott Kull. Deputy Athletics Director (External Operations) . .801-201-5724 . [email protected] Nona Richardson. Executive Sr. Associate A.D. (SWA/S-A Support) . .801-585-6850 . [email protected] Manny Hendrix. Sr. Associate A.D. (Development). .801-585-7233. [email protected] Steve Smith . Sr. Associate A.D. (Business/CFO) . .801-587-9371 . [email protected] Chris Uchacz . Sr. Associate A.D. (Academic Services) . .801-556-6607 . [email protected] Ann Argust. Associate A.D. (Marketing & Branding) . .801-585-5692 . [email protected] Kate Charipar . Associate A.D. (Compliance) . .801-585-1629. [email protected] Paul Kirk . Associate A.D. (Strategic Communications) . .801-581-3511. [email protected] Liz Prince . Associate A.D. (Sport Admin./S-A Wellbeing) . .910-840-3291. [email protected] Gavin Gough . Assistant A.D. (Facilities and Capital Projects). .801-585-5601. [email protected] Steve Pyne. Assistant A.D. (Event Management) . .801-585-5054 . [email protected] FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF OFFICE CELL EMAIL Robert Blechen. Director of Recruiting Operations . .801-209-1037 . [email protected] Matt Dimmitt . Director of Football Video . .801-587-9502. 801-558-8147 . [email protected] Gianna Colosimo . Director of Player Development . 801-558-3220. 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    • 1958 & 2003 National Champions • 1935, 1936, 1958, 1961, 1970, 1986, 1988, 2001 & 2003 SEC Champions • LSU Tigers at Alabama Nov. 12, 2005 • 2:30 p.m. CST • CBS Tuscaloosa, Ala. • Bryant-Denny Stadium (83,818) THE LESWEEK MILES ERA 9 BEGINS • 2005 LSU FOOTBALL GAME NOTES NATIONAL CHAMPIONS #5 LSU (7-1, 4-1 SEC) LSU Set for Clash With Alabama In Matchup of Top 5 Teams For the first time since 1959, LSU will be part of a regular season game featuring a pair of top 5 teams as the fifth-ranked SEPTEMBER Tigers travel to face third-ranked and undefeated Alabama at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa. Kickoff for the SEC 10 at #15 Arizona State (ESPN) W, 35-31 Western Division battle is set for 2:30 p.m. The game will be televised to a national audience on CBS. LSU, winners of six 26 * #10/11 Tennessee (ESPN2) L, 30-27 OT straight, is coming off a 24-0 win over I-AA Appalachian State on Saturday. The Tigers are 7-1 overall and 4-1 in confer- OCTOBER ence play. LSU is ranked No. 5 in all three majors polls this week - AP, USA Today, and Harris Interactive. Alabama, 17-0 winners over Mississippi State on Saturday, has won all nine of its games this season and brings a perfect 9-0 mark into 1 * at Mississippi State (TigerVision) W, 37-7 Saturday's game. The Crimson Tide lead the SEC Western Division with a 6-0 mark. Alabama is ranked No. 3 by AP and 8 * at Vanderbilt (ESPN2) W, 34-6 No.