Steve Bartle

2 days ago | kslsports.com | Steve Bartle

SALT LAKE CITY—Utah football’s 2025 spring transfer portal class is marked by strategic acquisitions to bolster depth and address positional needs, a few of which have the potential to make an impact this fall. Kyle Whittingham’s program held onto the key pieces of its 2025 projection. Although a couple of departures occurred, Utah did well to minimize the losses. Below is a brief evaluation of each addition and their projected impact for the upcoming season.

6 days ago | kslsports.com | Steve Bartle

SALT LAKE CITY – Cam Rising’s tenure as Utah football’s starting quarterback was marked by a dynamic blend of triumph, resilience, and adversity. He led the Utes to consecutive Pac-12 championships and profoundly impacted Utah football. Unfortunately, Rising’s injuries mounted, but his legacy is among the greats. 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮, @crising7 🙌#GoUtes pic.twitter.com/BN0aCNqbAG— Utah Football (@Utah_Football) May 7, 20252022 Home Game vs.

1 week ago | kslsports.com | Steve Bartle

SALT LAKE CITY – Utah’s star quarterback, Cam Rising, has been riddled by injury the last two seasons. Unfortunately, the finger injury Rising suffered in week two against Baylor has forced him to retire. Despite returning from the finger injury against Arizona State, only to suffer yet another lower-leg injury on the third play of the game, the finger issue has remained a problem. In a statement issued Wednesday afternoon, Rising revealed that he has been advised to medically retire from football.

1 week ago | kslsports.com | Steve Bartle

SALT LAKE CITY—As the 2025 college football season approaches, Utah football’s roster boasts several players poised to make significant impacts. A handful of players have already established themselves as 2026 NFL Draft prospects, while others will have that opportunity this season. There will always be surprises and players that seemingly emerge out of nowhere.

3 weeks ago | kslsports.com | Steve Bartle

SALT LAKE CITY—Utah wide receiver Dorian Singer has taken a bit of an unconventional path to the 2025 NFL Draft. Highlighted by the fact that just hours before his Pro Day, Singer was informed by the NCAA that his request for an additional year of eligibility had been denied. That closed the door on a return to Utah and put Singer in a tricky situation in the heat of the NFL Draft process.