After two losses, Utah football fans may still have a shot at seeing their team compete for the Big 12 Championship, but the odds are slim.

At the moment, the Big 12 is shaping up as a two-bid league, but those two bids are BYU, which controls its own destiny toward Arlington, and Texas Tech. If the CFP were seeded and bracketed today, Utah is out.

With UC dropping to 5-1 in the Big 12, BYU is the lone undefeated team. The Cougars will face Texas Tech in Lubbock next Saturday, Nov. 8. The Red Raiders are 5-1 in the league. Arizona State is now 5-2 in the league, while Utah goes to 4-2 in the league.

Barring wicked injuries, it could be reasonably expected that Utah will win the rest of its regular-season games. That’s exactly what the Utes, according to what Devon Dampier said on Saturday night, after they did away with the Cincinnati Bearcats, a team heretofore undefeated in Big 12 play, intend to do.

CINCINNATI — Cincinnati football went west for a whomping on Saturday night 45-14 against No. 24 Utah. The 17th-ranked Bearcats didn't have the right stuff in any phase of the game as Utah dominated on offense, defense, and special teams.

With the most significant half-time deficit in the Deion Sanders era, the Buffaloes had no chance against Utah. Here's what we learned from the loss.

Utah football fans who subscribe to YouTube TV might have to look elsewhere to watch their favorite team this weekend. Here's why:

Spencer Fano's impact on the Utah football team received national recognition Tuesday, as the standout offensive tackle was named a semifinalist for the Lombard