Overview
- Utah dominated Arkansas at Rice-Eccles Stadium in a 43-10 victory that paired an explosive offense with a disruptive defensive front.
- Quarterback Devon Dampier accounted for 311 yards and four touchdowns by mixing efficient passing (18-of-24 for 261 yards) with selective rushing (50 yards and two scores).
- Wayshawn Parker broke out as a big-play threat with three first-half touchdowns and 88 yards on limited touches, giving the Utes an early scoring edge.
- Noah Bennee delivered Utah’s first 100-yard receiving game of the season with multiple long gains that set up scoring drives.
- The defensive line regularly affected Arkansas’s passing game by forcing the quarterback off his spot, even as Utah’s offensive line showed better pass protection but inconsistent run blocking.