Utah football wrapped up its final week of spring practice with a strong showing on both offense and defense. The team focused heavily on the run game during the practice session, with the offensive line showcasing good movement and creating opportunities for big gains. Quarterback Devon Dampier led the offense on an impressive opening series, making smart plays and connecting with receivers for touchdowns.
Running back Wayshawn Parker stood out with his improved conditioning and strong runs, including a 40-yard touchdown. The defense also had its share of standout moments, with cornerback Jeremiah Caldwell making key pass breakups and defensive linemen Paul Fitzgerald and Trey Reynolds recording sacks.
Overall, the team displayed growth and improvement throughout the spring ball period, building confidence and energy for the upcoming season. Head coach Kyle Whittingham and his staff have high hopes for the team’s performance in 2025, with promising young talents like NaQari Rogers and Jori Benson making their mark on the field.
As the team wraps up spring practice, fans can look forward to an exciting season ahead for Utah football. Stay tuned for more updates and analysis from Utah insider Steve Bartle on the KSL Sports app. Go Utes!
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