SALT LAKE CITY — There is no quarterback controversy at the University of Utah. Utah football currently has no quarterback controversy, says head coach Kyle Whittingham. Devon Dampier remains QB1 despite freshman Byrd Ficklin's promising performance.

Utah football fans who subscribe to YouTube TV might have to look elsewhere to watch their favorite team this weekend. Here's why:

University of Utah hosts 'College GameDay' for the 6th time on November 1, with live broadcasts and fan activities.

Devon Dampier has been Utah's guy all season and the 5-foot-11, 204-pound junior has thrown for 1,375 yards and 13 touchdowns in seven games, with 442 rushing yards and five more scores. He sat out the Colorado game and watched freshman Byrd Ficklin throw for 140 yards and two touchdowns and run for 151.

Sorsby finished an inaccurate 11-for-33 for 221 yards with one touchdown, an 88-yard toss to Cyrus Allen. Allen would only have two catches on the night, but had 133 yards through the air. Brady Lichtenberg would finish the game at quarterback for the Bearcats.

Utah had an all-day celebration Saturday, starting with “College GameDay” visiting the University of Utah campus, then ending with the No. 24 Utes bulldozing No. 17 Cincinnati 45-14 at Rice-Eccles Stadium under the lights.

A Huntington man was arrested for allegedly threatening to shoot University of Utah fans ahead of a football game this weekend. The threats were posted on X (formerly Twitter).

A few days after Utah’s tough loss to BYU, Utah wide receiver Ryan Davis sat down next to Mana Caravalho in the Utes’ locker room in Salt Lake City. Carvalho, the Ute true freshman punt returner, muffed a punt against the Cougars.