The college football season has now hit the first quarter mark, with the Utes and Cougars well on their way to bowl invites and the Aggies having a lot of work to do.

FCS football: SUU takes down Utah Tech, Weber State wins to stay undefeated

No. 19/20 BYU

A slow start didn’t stop BYU this week, as the Cougars roared to a 38-24 win over former WAC and Mountain West foe Wyoming.

Now 3-1, the Cougs are already halfway to bowl eligibility and face rival Utah State in a quick turnaround on Thursday.

The game is at home for BYU though and the Aggies have been awful, so it should be an easy victory. As long as the Cougars don’t start looking ahead to Notre Dame too early.

Projection: LendingTree Bowl
Opponent: Troy
Date: Saturday, December 17
Location: Hancock Whitney Stadium – Mobile, AL
Time and channel: 3:45 p.m. MT, ESPN

BYU football: Cougars roll to much-needed win after slow start

No. 12/13 Utah

After losing its season opener, Utah has rebounded nicely and appears on track to defend its Pac-12 title after throttling Arizona State on Saturday.

Should the Utes run the table in the Pac-12, it’s hard to see them being anything but the favorite in the Pac-12 title game in Las Vegas, regardless of who they play.

After USC nearly lost to Oregon State, the Utes look like the true conference favorite. But now Utah gets to tangle with the Beavers, a matchup that could tell us about both teams.

Projection: Rose Bowl Game
Opponent: Michigan
Date: Monday, January 2
Location: Rose Bowl – Pasadena, CA
Time and channel: 3 p.m. MT, ESPN

Utah football: Utes trample ASU to open Pac-12 schedule

Utah State

Bowl invitation? Umm yeah, I don’t think so.

Utah State football: Please let the season end…now 

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The founder of Stadium Sportzz and the Sportzz with Spencer podcast, Spencer hopes to one day achieve his dream of working in the world of sports media after completing his Bachelor's degree. Spencer first gained experience in the field of sports writing as a high school senior, where he became the first intern to have a published byline writing for The Spectrum & Daily News in St. George, Utah. Later in the fall of 2017, he was the sports editor for independent campus news source Thunderground and the public address announcer for the women's soccer team at Southern Utah University. Since then, Spencer has worked as a high school sports reporter in St. George, writing for both St. George News and Southern Utah Now. Spencer is also an avid freelancer and has had works appear in the Deseret News, Standard-Examiner, RSL Soapbox, and Fansided's Venom Strikes. Currently, he is a regular contributor to Fan-Insider.com and the UK-based Tottenham site, SpursWeb. When he isn't playing, watching, writing about, or discussing sports, Spencer enjoys working as a part-time athletics PA voice at Utah Tech University and spending time with his amazing wife.