Devon Dampier Can't Wait for Kickoff vs Idaho
- A healthy Devon Dampier expects to combine the off-script playmaking he showed at New Mexico with the improved pocket timing and quicker decision-making he developed during his first Utah season.
- Utah continued rotating offensive-line combinations through camp, but Dampier said the performance level has become consistent enough that he often does not notice which five blockers are on the field.
- Dampier said Utah can deploy four-receiver packages without forcing targets to one featured player because every receiver in that grouping is a viable option.
- Coordinator Kevin McGiven plans to challenge defenses with disguised personnel groupings, but Utah is also prepared to lean on Wayshawn Parker and its heavy Rhino packages when a matchup calls for a direct rushing approach.
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Morgan Scalley Weekly Press Conference: Idaho
- Utah completed fall camp with its two-deep established and only limited lingering injuries, with Morgan Scalley indicating that most affected players should remain in the mix for the Idaho opener.
- Kevin McGiven's Utah offense can shift among four-wide, 12-personnel and 13-personnel packages featuring two blocking tight ends, creating weekly matchup-specific changes in both play selection and personnel.
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