Utes Wallop Wyoming 79-10

​When the dust from the  stampede finally settled, it was clear that the Wyoming Cowboys were grateful that the Utes were headed back home.  There was little doubt in this match as to which team was the stronger  as the Utes relentlessly drove the ball across the try line.  Utah started the match with two quick tries and by the time all was said and done, three Utes would end up with hat tricks on this blustery Saturday afternoon.  Utah, who has been much improved this season with its passing, struggled a bit in the wind to keep things crisp and Wyoming tried to put point on the board early with a penalty kick, but could not convert.  Wyoming did manage a try just before the close of the first half but the aggressive Utes come out strong in the second half with points off of turnovers remaining a dominant theme of the match.

 Coach Rob Rendell's remarks that  "we had a rough start but were able to pick it up and finish well", might have been the understatement of the afternoon. The rout was lead by  Dillon "pickle" James, Caleb Meyer and Gabe Ruflin who all had hat tricks to lead the scoring barrage, with Dillon being designated the Utah Federal Credit Union  Warrior of the match. The Utah side was relentless in their rucks, dominate on the defensive side with the exception of some wind aided turnovers looked capable and clean in their offense.  The match closed out the fall 15's schedule and the  Utes will now prepare for Pac-12 7's tournament and spring rugby.

Go Utes!