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Cam Rising and Isaac Wilson shone in Utah's annual spring game, with Rising impressing with 208 yards and two touchdown passes before watching from the sidelines, and Wilson leading the White team with 173 yards and two touchdowns. The quarterbacks showcased their talent in front of fans, with Rising finding early connections and Wilson making a strong impression in the backup quarterback battle.
Senior quarterback Cam Rising has announced that he will be returning to Utah for another year, his seventh season as a collegiate athlete. Rising, who suffered a severe knee injury, including a torn ACL, meniscus, MPFL, and MCL, was unable to play in the 2023 season. However, he has decided to preserve his year through a medical redshirt and will be back under center for Utah in 2024. With Rising's return, Utah hopes to compete for another conference championship and potentially make a run in the College Football Playoff as they transition from the Pac-12 to the Big 12.
University of Utah's quarterback Cam Rising and tight end Brant Kuithe have been ruled out for the remainder of the 2023 season due to injuries. However, they are eligible to receive a medical redshirt from the NCAA, which would grant them an extra year of eligibility in 2024. The decision on whether they will use the redshirt, pursue NFL opportunities, or transfer to another school will be made in the future. Additionally, linebacker Lander Barton, last season's Pac-12 Freshman Defensive Player of the Year, is also out for the season due to an undisclosed injury.
Utah quarterback Cam Rising revealed that his knee injury, which has kept him out of the entire season so far, was more severe than initially reported. Rising tore multiple ligaments, including his ACL, meniscus, MPFL, and MCL, during last season's Rose Bowl. Despite working hard to recover and being ahead of schedule, Rising has yet to make an appearance in a game. His return date remains uncertain, as he prioritizes his body's recovery.
Oregon State coach Jonathan Smith defended his aggressive approach to two fourth-down calls during the team's recent loss to Washington State. One of the failed attempts occurred on OSU's opening drive of the second half, resulting in a turnover on downs.
The unranked Florida Gators, led by coach Billy Napier, are seeking an upset against the No. 14 Utah Utes in their non-conference road opener. The Gators, who had a disappointing season last year, have a retooled and tight-knit squad with a heightened sense of urgency. Utah's quarterback Cam Rising is likely to be out due to a torn ACL, leaving the Utes with backup options. The game will be a test for the Gators, who aim to avoid three straight losing seasons.
Utah quarterback Cam Rising is doubtful and not expected to play in the season opener against the Florida Gators. Rising, who has led the Utes to back-to-back Pac-12 titles, tore his ACL in the Rose Bowl and his return date is still uncertain. Junior Bryson Barnes is expected to start, with redshirt freshman Nate Johnson also seeing playing time. Utah faces a tough nonconference schedule, including a game against Baylor in Week 2. There is also uncertainty surrounding the status of tight end Brant Kuithe, who is returning from an ACL injury.
Utah quarterback Cam Rising is doubtful to play in the team's season opener against Florida due to a torn ACL suffered in the Rose Bowl last season. Bryson Barnes is expected to start in his place, with Nate Johnson also seeing playing time. Rising's absence will be a significant blow to Utah, as he has been the team's starting quarterback for the past two seasons and has led them to success. Coach Kyle Whittingham emphasized Rising's importance to the team and his leadership qualities.