The Utah football team ended their 2024 season with a celebratory win against UCF, allowing the outgoing senior class to savor their last victory. Head coach Kyle Whittingham refused to discuss rumors about his future, focusing instead on the players’ accomplishments. Despite not reaching postseason play, the win was a bright spot for a team that faced many challenges throughout the season. Running back Micah Bernard achieved his goal of rushing for over 1,000 yards, expressing gratitude for reaching this milestone. Cornerback Zemaiah Vaughn also made a significant impact by scoring his first pick six, while fifth-string quarterback Luke Bottari savored the rare opportunity of starting and winning games in consecutive seasons. Whittingham praised the team’s performance, highlighting young players like true freshman Zacharyus Williams and the defense’s success with pick sixes. Overall, the win against UCF provided a positive ending to a challenging season for Utah football, giving the seniors a memorable final game and the team as a whole reasons for optimism moving forward.
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Utah football concludes 2024 with a mix of emotions
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