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Alphonzo Tuputaia's goal-line drop conjures up memories of Kaelin Clay's error - Vimarsana News

Alphonzo Tuputaia's goal-line drop conjures up memories of Kaelin Clay's error

As Washington linebacker Alphonzo Tuputaia raced into the end zone for a pick-six (so he thought), Utah offensive lineman Michael Mokofisi noticed something. Tuputaia started to celebrate what would have been a game-changing interception return for a touchdown too early. With no one within 10 yards of him, Tuputaia simply dropped the football one yard before the goal line and went into his celebration.

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Wild interception-fumble-safety sequence highlights Utah's loss and end of Pac-12 title reign - Vimarsana News

Wild interception-fumble-safety sequence highlights Utah's loss and end of Pac-12 title reign

An apparent pick-six by Washington was actually a goal-line fumble, but Utah's reprieve at Washington didn't last long.\n

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Offense falters again, but BYU's loss to Iowa State an equal defensive failure - Vimarsana News

Offense falters again, but BYU's loss to Iowa State an equal defensive failure

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Here's what has to happen for Utah to return to the Pac-12 championship game - Vimarsana News

Here's what has to happen for Utah to return to the Pac-12 championship game

With three weeks left in the regular season, Utah is still alive in the Pac-12 championship race. Here’s what has to happen for Utes to make it to Las Vegas. Read more here.

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Huskies hope to end Utes' title dreams | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Huskies hope to end Utes' title dreams | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Dillon Johnson has only played a handful of games in the Pac-12 since arriving at Washington. But even while watching from afar, the Huskies running back knew getting to the top of the conference in recent years has meant getting through Utah.