Utah already delivered the game-winning touchdown and the game-saving defensive play, and then the Utes needed the game-ending drive.
Armand Shyne took care of almost everything, covering all but the last 2 yards on the Rice-Eccles Stadium field and the final 15 seconds on the scoreboard clock Saturday. That closing effort was sufficient in a 32-25 victory over Oregon that kept Utah in the Pac-12 South race and showed there’s more to the offense than quarterback Tyler Huntley and running back Zack Moss, out with injuries.
“It felt pretty good,” Shyne said, “getting a chance to show what I could do.