T he 21st-ranked Arizona State Sun Devils (4-1) and the Utah Utes (4-1) return from bye weeks to square off in a key Big 12 Conference matchup on Saturday night at Rice-Eccles Stadium.

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Devin Dampier ran for 120 yards and three touchdowns as Utah ran over No. 21 Arizona State 42-10. Dampier, who has battled lower leg injuries this season, looked fresh after Utah’s bye week and became the first Utes QB to rush for more than 100 yards since Travis Wilson against Oregon in 2015.

Hawaii Football hosted Utah State on Saturday in UH’s return to game action after last weeks Bye. In the 1st quarter, Hawaii took a lead on their 2nd drive of the game after a Kansei Matsuzawa 31 yard field goal.

The 42-10 loss to the Utah Utes was humbling - Devon Dampier and the team's rushing attack dominated the fabric of the game from the onset of the night. The offense and defense had no answers to Kyle Whittingham's squad - the special teams even struggled with a blocked field goal off of a subpar snap in the second quarter.

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The No. 21 Arizona State Sun Devils face the Utah Utes, led by quarterback Devon Dampier, on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah.

There were many questions for Utah State entering its matchup with Hawaii. Two of the most notable questions were surrounding the Aggies' pass defense and pass protection, neither of which had been impressive in the previous loss to Vanderbilt or in most of the games this season.

A 32-point drubbing of a top-25 squad at home rightfully earned the Utah football team a spot in the latest coaches poll. Roughly 12 hours after thumping Arizon

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