Utah Utes

Coming off conference championship weekend and ahead of the postseason, there were some shakeups at the top of the rankings.

On the heels of a disappointing 5-7 season, questions arose regarding Whittingham’s immediate future.

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Four teams are tied for first place in the Big 12, and nine teams — more than half the league! — are still technically in contention.

Whether or not Kyle Whittingham returns for his 21st season as Utah’s coach next year remains to be seen. The longtime Utah head coach was asked Monday about his future leading the program in 2025 as the Utes (4-7, 1-7) prepare to wrap up a thoroughly disappointing season Friday on the road at Central Florida. “I will obviously evaluate after the season’s over, see what the situation is, but my decision will be made based on what’s best for the program, not what’s best for me,” Whittingham said. “It’ll be completely determined on how I feel this program is...

Every week this season has given us an upset that has upended the CFP. I wouldn’t pencil anything in heading into the final weekend either.

As many as nine teams are still alive for the Big 12 Championship Game entering the final weekend,

It’s officially chaotic. With two weeks to go, four teams have a realistic path to the title game, but five others are technically alive.

Indiana has yet to face an offense nearly as potent as Ohio State's — and that will be the difference as the Buckeyes cover the spread.

The Big 12 championship race is simple — and one false step away from complete pandemonium.

The QB issues that arose last year have spilled over into this season to derail a Utes roster believed to have Playoff-caliber talent.

What if Indiana beats Ohio State? What if it loses? The two biggest questions of Week 13 each bring their own brand of unpredictability.

All of these realigned and suddenly crowded conference races are factoring into the Playoff picture.

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