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Big 12 official says controversial Utah-BYU holding call was correct: Report

8 hours ago | sltrib.com | Kevin Reynolds

The play that drove Utah athletic director Mark Harlan to storm onto the field and declare he wasn't happy to be in the Big 12 has a definitive answer. Big 12 officials coordinator Greg Burks said the holding call that extended BYU's game-winning drive against Utah was the right one, according to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. BYU had the ball near its goal line on a fourth down.
Golfer Bryson DeChambeau has been eating a bit of Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats

1 day ago | sltrib.com | Kevin Reynolds
New biography reveals a playful, reckless, bold, inspiring and innovative Joseph Smith

2 days ago | sltrib.com | David Noyce |Peggy Stack
A Bear Lake namesake returned recently. Then it was struck and killed.

2 days ago | sltrib.com | Clarissa Casper

In the 16 years Andrew Stokes has lived near Bear Lake, he can't recall a single instance of a bear being struck by a vehicle near its turquoise-blue waters. As the Idaho park manager for Bear Lake State Park, Stokes says he hasn't even heard of many visitors encountering black bears - animals once so common the lake was originally called "Black Bear Lake," before trapping nearly erased them from the area by the early 1900s.
For the Utah Jazz's youth, this is 'the most important summer' of their careers. Here's what they need to do.

2 days ago | sltrib.com | Andy Larsen

You haven't seen the Utah Jazz's youth on the court recently. But you may have seen them on social media. In his latest TikTok post online, Jazz forward Taylor Hendricks is seen dancing with his fellow rookies and sophomores Keyonte George, Cody Williams, Kyle Filipowski, and Brice Sensabaugh. While it's clear they're making time for fun, the video shows the players back in Utah, in the Zions Bank Basketball Center, which means they're working on their games with Jazz coaches.
Are the Utah Jazz done tanking? The team's new basketball boss says yes.

3 days ago | sltrib.com | Kevin Reynolds |Andy Larsen

Ryan Smith said he "woke up frustrated," went for a run and "audibly screamed" the morning after catastrophe struck his Utah Jazz in the NBA draft lottery. After a year spent losing a franchise-worst 65 games, Utah still couldn't grab the top overall pick and the right to draft Duke star Cooper Flagg. The Jazz fell to fifth, the worst-possible outcome in the association's game of odds. The misfortune shook plenty of Jazz fans, including Smith, who vented his frustrations on X the next day.
The Utah Mammoth have a new puppy

3 days ago | sltrib.com | Belle Fraser

While October's opening night is still months away, Utah Mammoth fans can tune into a different kind of hockey game this week - featuring a furry four-legged friend. The "Stanley Pup" is back after debuting in 2024 and will have dogs representing all 32 NHL teams. The television special features the adoptable rescue pets competing on synthetic ice during the 90-minute show to raise awareness about adoption.
This Utahn wants those stained onesies you're trashing

3 days ago | sltrib.com | Clarissa Casper
LDS Church President Russell Nelson will attend temple dedication, but he won't be speaking live

4 days ago | sltrib.com | Peggy Stack
Church that traces back to Joseph Smith ordains its first female prophet-president

4 days ago | sltrib.com | Peggy Stack

The Community of Christ made history Sunday. The church, formerly known as the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and delegates at its World Conference in Independence, Missouri, approved the faith's first female prophet-president in its 165-year existence. Stassi D.