SALT LAKE CITY — By the looks of it Thursday night, it was obvious that it was Utah’s first game of the season.
Utah’s season-opener was never in question against North Dakota, but the game was far from perfect in all facets of the game. Here are three things that stood out in Utah’s 37-16 win over the Fighting Hawks.
When Utah announced sophomore quarterback Tyler Huntley as the team’s starting quarterback, it shocked everyone. Most thought offensive coordinator Troy Taylor would give the reins to incumbent starter Troy Williams. But after Huntley’s performance Thursday, it was obvious the coaches made the right move.