Lower seeds advance
A perfect tournament seeded by computer formula would see the top eight seeds playing in each of the Class 6A, 5A, and 4A quarterfinals this week and the top four in the 3A and 2A semifinals. However, seven lower seeded teams spoiled that — nearly a quarter of the schools still playing.
The biggest jolt came in 5A, where four lower seeds reside. No. 9 Wasatch, No. 10 Timpview, No. 11 Lehi and No. 12 Orem defeated the teams seeded No. 5 through No. 8 last week. All four have a reasonable shot of advancing to the semifinals.
In Class 6A, No. 20 Lone Peak is the sole lower seeded team still alive, but the Knights forfeited five regular-season games, drastically dropping their seeding. Thus, one could argue that the top eight seeds advanced.
Class 4A finds No. 9 Snow Canyon moving on with not much of an “upset” over No. 8 seed Desert Hills last week.
The Class 3A semifinals includes the top three seeds and No. 5 Morgan. However, the Trojans’ win over No. 4 Manti wasn’t too surprising, either.
In Class 2A, the top four seeds advanced to the semifinals, thrilling those teams and their fans — and computer nerds everywhere.
Semifinals and quarterfinalists
In the semifinal round this week, Duchesne competes for the 15th time in 18 years. The Eagles join Beaver and Morgan in making their fifth straight semifinal appearances. But Grantsville hasn’t seen the semis since 2005.
In the larger classifications, Bingham advances to the quarterfinals for the 16th consecutive season, since 2004. That’s an ongoing state record. Timpview is in the quarterfinal round for the 18th time in 20 years, and Lone Peak, for the 16th time in 20 seasons.
Farmington (second season) and Green Canyon (third season) go to the quarterfinals for the first time in their school histories. Provo last made the quarters in 2006, Mountain View in 2007 and Wasatch in 2010.
Tournament wins over consecutive years
With a victory this week, Orem becomes the 19th team to win at least three tournament games over three consecutive seasons. Skyline won at least three playoff contests nine straight times (1995-2003). Two teams, Hurricane (2008-11) and Timpview — twice (2006-09 and 2012-15), captured three tournament wins four times in a row.
Bingham strives to win two playoff games for the eighth straight year, since 2012. Only Skyline, which snared at least two playoff victories 13 years in a row (1993-2005), and Kanab, which won at least two tournament games eight straight years (1981-88), have longer streaks.
Beaver seeks to capture two postseason wins for the fifth consecutive year. Eleven teams, including Beaver itself from 1979-83, have won at least two tourney games over five straight seasons.
“New” coaches still alive
Just two of the 25 schools that made coaching changes this season advanced to the next round this week, but both of their coaches had experience with other teams: Sky View’s Chris Howell, who previously directed Ridgeline from 2016-18 and Stansbury’s Eric Alder, who was at Ben Lomond from 2014-18.
Scoring frenzy
American Fork’s 66-45 win over Roy last week was the second-most combined points — 111 – in a playoff game. The 111 points is also the 16th-most total points in any nonovertime contest.
Here are the most total points in playoff contests (top-10):
1. 118 — Pine View 68, Logan 50 — 2018 Class 4A first-round
2. 111 — American Fork 66, Roy 45 — 2019 Class 6A second-round
3. 106 — Alta 58, Highland 48 — 2016 Class 4A first-round
106 — Manti 54, Emery County 52 (5 OT) — 1985 Class 2A first-round
106 — Pine View 65, Stansbury 41 — 2018 Class 4A quarterfinal
6. 104 — Bingham 62, Jordan 42 — 2009 Class 5A first-round
104 — Jordan 62, Pleasant Grove 42 — 2013 Class 5A quarterfinal
104 — Spanish Fork 54, Mountain View 48 (3 OT) — 2010 Class 4A first-round
9. 103 — Northridge 77, Copper Hills 26 — 2011 Class 5A first-round
10. 100 — Jordan 62, Cottonwood 38 — 2010 Class 5A quarterfinal
100 — Stansbury 57, Mountain View 43 — 2018 Class 4A first round
Losing points in a playoff game
Roy’s 45 points was the sixth-most in a losing effort in a tournament game.
Here are the teams that scored the most points in a losing effort in the playoffs (top-10):
1. Emery County 52 to Manti 54 (5 OT) — 1985 Class 2A first-round
2. Logan 50 to Pine View 68 — 2018 Class 4A first-round
3. Highland 48 to Alta 58 — 2016 Class 4A quarterfinal
Mountain View 48 to Spanish Fork 56 (3 OT) — 2010 Class 4A first-round
5. Jordan 47 to Pleasant Grove 48 — 2015 Class 5A first-round
6. Roy 45 to American Fork 66 — 2019 Class 6A second-round
7. Pine View 44 to Highland 48 — 2010 Class 4A quarterfinal
8. Cottonwood 43 to Davis 50 (OT) — 2004 Class 5A championship
Jordan 43 to Skyridge 45 — 2017 Class 5A quarterfinal
Mountain View 43 to Stansbury 57 — 2018 Class 4A first-round
Also from week 12
Sky View recorded its fifth shutout, leading the state this season, and one off the school record set in 1969. Beaver, Lehi and Morgan have held four opponents scoreless.
Most wins since …
Four schools have matched their school records for most victories in a season:
- Kearns (10-1) won 10 games twice before, in 1989 and ’93.
- North Sanpete (11-1) celebrated 11-win seasons twice before, in 2001 and ’02.
- Park City (11-0) is off to its best-ever start in its 112 seasons and has matched its highest win totals of 2001 (11-3) and 2009 (11-2).
- Salem Hills (10-1) won 10 contests just once, in 2014.
In addition:
- Beaver (11-0) enjoys its most wins and best start since 1987 (11-1). The Beavers last began better in 1979 (12-0 undefeated season). The school record for victories: 13 in 1973.
- Corner Canyon (11-0) tries to match its best-ever season start and most wins set in 2014 and last year (12 victories).
- Farmington (9-1) set a school record for season victories in just its second year. The Phoenix were 2-9 last year.
- Grantsville (10-2) last saw 10 wins in 1998 and but hasn’t won 11 games since 1997 (11-2).
- Green Canyon (8-3) has more victories this season than in its first two combined (3-7 and 4-7).
- Juab (11-1) has equaled its win total of 2014, but hopes for a 12th victory for the first time since 1997 (12-1).
- Morgan (10-1) won 10 games in 2015, but hasn’t relished 11 victories since 2000 (11-1).
- Mountain View (9-2) savors its first winning season since 2007 and best record since 1999 (10-1).
- Provo (9-2) has its most victories since 2006 (9-3), but hasn’t won 10 games since 1987 (10-1).
Current longest winning streaks
- Corner Canyon — 23 games
- Beaver, Park City — 11
- Grantsville, Juab, Sky View — 9
- Olympus, Pine View — 8
Playoff Matchup Notes
Within each classification, games are ordered according to UHSAA bracketing and includes each team’s seeding.
6A Quarterfinals (home school listed first)
- No. 1 Corner Canyon (11-0) vs. No. 8 Syracuse (9-2)
Series record: First meeting.
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Corner Canyon’s Eric Kjar and Syracuse’s Mike Knight.
Last quarterfinals: Corner Canyon — 2018, crushed Viewmont, 52-6. Syracuse — 2017, lost to Bingham, 37-7.
This week, Corner Canyon is ranked as high as eighth nationally (MaxPreps Freeman Rankings). That’s out of 14,245 schools that field gridiron teams.
Corner Canyon won its first 11 games in 2017 before losing in the semifinals, then went undefeated in capturing the Class 5A title last year. Over three seasons, the Chargers are 34-1.
Syracuse hasn’t advanced to the semifinals since 2011 where the Titans lost to Fremont. An upset victory gives Syracuse a 10-win season for the first time since 2012 and the third time in its 13-year history.
Current winning streaks: Corner Canyon — 23 (tied for the 11th longest in state history), Syracuse — 5.
The Chargers are 7-0 in home playoff games.
- No. 5 Kearns (10-1) vs. No. 20 Lone Peak (3-9)
Series record: Lone Peak leads 4-0 since 2005. Last meeting: Sept. 14, 2018 — Lone Peak 42-0.
Coach vs. coach: Lone Peak’s Bart Brockbank is 2-0 against Kearns’ Matt Rickards.
Last quarterfinals: Kearns — 2018, lost to Bingham, 46-0. Lone Peak — 2018, cruised by Davis 34-6 en route to the Class 6A championship.
Kearns aims for its 11th victory, the most in its 54-year history. The Cougars last advanced to the semifinals in 1993.
Lone Peak seeks to make the semifinals for the ninth time in 10 seasons. (The Knights missed in 2014.)
Current winning streaks: Kearns — 6, Lone Peak — 3.
The Cougars are 5-6 in home playoff games.
- No. 2 Herriman (9-2) vs. No. 7 American Fork (8-4)
Series record: American Fork leads 5-3 since 2013. Last meeting: Sept. 13 (week 5) — Herriman, 34-21, at Herriman.
Coach vs. coach: American Fork’s Aaron Behm is 5-3 against Herriman’s Dustin Pearce.
Last quarterfinal: Herriman — 2017, bounced Pleasant Grove, 21-3, but lost to Bingham in the semifinals. American Fork — 2018, ousted Weber 45-31, and advanced to the finals where it fell to Lone Peak.
A Herriman victory gives the Mustangs their second-ever double-digit win season in 10 years of football. They went 11-3 in 2015, capturing their only state championship.
American Fork hopes to advance to the semifinals for the third time in four years.
Current winning streaks: Herriman — 3, American Fork — 2.
At home in the playoffs, the Mustangs are 7-2.
- No. 3 Bingham (8-2) vs. No. 6 East (9-3)
Series record: Tied 5-5 since 1927. Last meeting: Sept. 27 (week 7) – Bingham, 16-14, at Bingham.
Coach vs. coach: Bingham’s John Lambourne is 4-0 against East’s Brandon Matich.
Last quarterfinals: Bingham — 2018, silenced Kearns, 46-0, before losing to American Fork in the semifinals. East — 2017, blasted American Fork, 67-31, and advanced to the championship game, losing to Bingham.
Bingham works to punch its ticket to the semifinals for the eighth consecutive season.
East goes for its 13th 10-win season and its fourth in the past five years.
Current winning streaks: Bingham — 5, East — 5.
The Miners are 39-6 in home playoff games and have won 25 straight tournament contests on their own turf going back to 2006.
5A Quarterfinals (home school listed first)
- No. 1 Salem Hills (10-1) vs. No. 9 Wasatch (8-4)
Series record: Salem Hills leads 4-1 since 2013 (Wasatch won in 2015). Last meeting: Oct. 10 (week 9) — Salem Hills, 23-20, at Wasatch.
Coach vs. coach: Salem Hills’ Harry Schwenke is 1-0 against Wasatch’s Steve Coburn.
Last quarterfinals: Salem Hills — 2014, dropped a 28-12 decision to Roy. Wasatch — 2010, fell to Judge Memorial, 35-34.
Salem Hills looks to make the semifinal game for the first time in its 12-year history.
A Wasatch win gives the Wasps their most victories since 2009 (10-3) when they made their last semifinal appearance.
Current winning streaks: Salem Hills — 3, Wasatch — 3.
The Skyhawks are 2-0 in home playoff games.
- No. 4 Olympus (10-1) vs. No. 12 Orem (7-4)
Series record: Olympus leads 3-2 since 1977. Last meeting: Sept. 26, 2014 — Orem, 22-21.
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Olympus’ Aaron Whitehead and Orem’s Jeremy Hill.
Last quarterfinals: Olympus — 2018, walloped Springville, 28-3, before losing to eventual Class 5A champ Corner Canyon in the semifinals. Orem — 2018, clobbered Mountain Crest, 58-22, on its way to its second straight Class 4A title.
Olympus enjoys a double-digit win season for its second straight year and for just the eighth time in 67 seasons.
Orem tries to become the 11th team to win at least 11 consecutive playoff games and first since Duchesne won 11 in a row from 2010-13.
Current winning streaks: Olympus — 8, Orem — 2.
The Titans are 16-9 in home playoff games.
- No. 2 Provo (9-2) vs. No. 10 Timpview (9-3)
Series record: Timpview leads 33-11 since 1977. Last meeting: Aug. 30 (week 3) – Timpview, 13-7, at Timpview.
Coach vs. coach: Timpview’s Andy Stokes is 2-0 vs. Provo’s Tony McGeary.
Last quarterfinals: Provo — 2006, fell to Box Elder, 36-14. Timpview — 2018, lost to Roy, 20-14.
Provo hasn’t advanced to the semis since 1999. A victory gives the Bulldogs their first 10-win season since 1987 and sixth in their 105 seasons of football.
Timpview has defeated Provo 29 straight times on the field, since 1990; Provo gained a forfeit victory in 2011. The Thunderbirds last made the semifinals in 2015. Timpview looks to win 10 games for the first time since 2015 (11-2); the T-birds have 16 double-digit win seasons in their 43-year history.
This contest is the most-played rivalry among the quarterfinal games as these two teams play for the 45th time. (Bingham-East is next as they clash for the 11th time.) Provo and Timpview met once before in the postseason: Timpview blanked Provo, 36-0, in the 1986 Class 3A semifinals en route to its first state championship.
Current winning streaks: Provo — 5, Timpview — 4.
The Bulldogs are 17-11 in home playoff contests.
- No. 3 Farmington (9-1) vs. No. 11 Lehi (9-3)
Series record: First meeting.
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Farmington’s Daniel Coats and Lehi’s Ed Larson.
Last quarterfinals: Farmington — first quarterfinal. Lehi — 2017, eliminated Woods Cross, 35-7, en route to the state title.
Farmington enjoys the biggest turnaround of 2019, improving 7.5 games from 2-9 in its inaugural season to 9-1 this year. (The NCAA calculates this by taking the difference in victories and the difference in losses, adding the two numbers and dividing by 2.)
A Lehi victory rewards the Pioneers with their sixth 10-win campaign (in 98 seasons) and first since 2017.
Current winning streaks: Farmington — 3, Lehi — 4.
The Phoenix are 1-0 in home playoff games.
4A Quarterfinals (home school listed first)
- No. 1 Park City (11-0) vs. No. 9 Snow Canyon (6-4)
Series record: Snow Canyon leads 3-0 since 1994. Last meeting: Aug. 31, 2012 — Snow Canyon, 51-27.
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Park City’s Josh Montzingo and Snow Canyon’s Mike Esplin.
Last quarterfinals: Park City — 2018, shocked Sky View, 15-14, but lost to Dixie in the semifinals. Snow Canyon — 2015, nipped Desert Hills, 17-13, but fell to Logan in the semifinal round.
Current winning streaks: Park City — 11, Snow Canyon — 4.
The Miners are 18-8 in home playoff games.
- No. 4 Green Canyon (8-3) vs. No. 5 Pine View (8-2)
Series record: Tied 1-1 since 2017. Last meeting: Aug. 17, 2018 — Green Canyon, 45-38. Pine View blasted Green Canyon 69-21 in 2017 in Green Canyon’s first-ever game.
Coach vs. coach: Pine View’s Ray Hosner is 2-1 against Green Canyon’s Craig Anhder (including a 2007 victory when Anhder was at Sky View).
Last quarterfinals: Green Canyon — first quarterfinal. Pine View — 2018, crunched Stansbury, 65-41, then lost to Orem in the semis.
Pine View makes its seventh straight quarterfinal appearance, although the quarterfinal round was Pine View’s first playoff game in 2013 and ’14.
Current winning streaks: Green Canyon — 1, Pine View — 8.
The Wolves are 1-0 in home playoff games.
- No. 2 Sky View (10-1) vs. No. 7 Mountain View (9-2)
Series record: Sky View leads 2-1 since 1983, all playoff games. Last meeting: Oct. 27, 2017 — Sky View, 50-14 (Class 4A first-round at Sky View).
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Sky View’s Chris Howell and Mountain View’s Tyler Anderson.
Last quarterfinals: Sky View — 2018, stunned by Park City, 15-14. Mountain View — 2007, fell to Sky View, 45-23.
Sky View last appeared in the semifinal round in 2017 where the Bobcats lost to eventual Class 4A champion Orem.
Mountain View hasn’t advanced to the semis since 1992 where the Bruins lost to Bonneville.
The Bobcats are 31-3 over three seasons with a sole loss each year — in the playoffs in 2017 and ’18. Sky View celebrates its seventh double-digit win campaign in 56 years of football and its fourth in five years.
Mountain View basks in its first winning season since 2007. An upset victory rewards the Bruins with just their second-ever 10-win season; MV went 10-1 in 1999.
Current winning streaks: Sky View — 9, Mountain View — 3.
The Bobcats are 11-7 in home playoff games.
- No.3 Dixie (8-2) vs. No. 6 Stansbury (8-3)
Series record: Dixie leads 2-0 since 2012; both contests were playoff games at Stansbury. Last meeting: Nov. 7, 2014 — Dixie, 49-42 (Class 3AA quarterfinal.)
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Dixie’s Blaine Monkres and Stansbury’s Eric Alder.
Last quarterfinals: Dixie — 2018, stopped Spanish Fork, 31-20 and advanced to the title game, falling to Orem. Stansbury — 2018, blitzed by Pine View, 65-41.
Dixie appears in its eighth straight quarterfinal, but three times, that game was the opening game of the playoffs for the Flyers.
The Stallions last made it to the semifinals, but lost, in 2017. Stanbury is in the quarterfinals for the seventh time in eight seasons, but as with Dixie, the quarterfinal contest was the Stallions’ first tournament game three times during that stretch.
Both Dixie and Stansbury enjoy their ninth consecutive winning season.
Current winning streaks: Dixie — 3, Stansbury — 5.
The Flyers are 33-8 in home playoff games.
3A Semifinals at Mountain View High
- No. 1 North Sanpete (11-1) vs. No. 5 Morgan (10-1)
Series record: Morgan leads 10-4 since 1979. Last meeting: Nov. 3, 2018, also in the Class 3A semifinals — North Sanpete won, 23-15, but fell to Summit Academy in the finals.
Coach vs. coach: North Sanpete’s Rhett Bird is 2-0 vs. Morgan’s Kovi Christiansen.
North Sanpete tries to advance to the championship game for the second consecutive season — and just the second time in its 104-year history. The Hawks experience just their third 10-win season (also 2001 and 2002).
Morgan appears in the semis for the fifth consecutive time and sixth in seven seasons. The Trojans last made the title contest in 2017 where they lost to Juan Diego. Morgan has claimed its 12th double-digit win season in its 92 years of football — and first since 2015.
Current winning streaks: Morgan — 2; North Sanpete — 5.
- No. 2 Juab (11-1) vs. No. 3 Grantsville (10-2)
Series record: Grantsville leads 13-11 since 1956. Last meeting: Aug. 28, 2016 — Juab, 41-20.
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Grantsville’s Kody Byrd and Juab’s Mike Bowring.
Last semifinals: Grantsville — 2005, lost to Pine View, 58-14. Juab — 2017, dropped to Morgan, 34-18.
Juab last made it to the title contest in 2014 where the Wasps lost to Judge Memorial. Juab has captured its sixth double-digit victory campaign in 65 seasons and its first since 2014.
Grantsville hasn’t appeared in the finals since 2003 where the Cowboys fell to Bear River. Grantsville has its first 10-win season since 1998 and the seventh in 103 years.
Current winning streaks: Grantsville — 9, Juab — 9.
2A Semifinals at Orem High
- No. 1 Beaver (11-0) vs. No. 4 Duchesne (10-1)
Series record: Beaver leads 4-1, all Class 1A playoff games, since 1973. Last meeting: Nov. 8, 1986 — Beaver, 28-6, in the semifinals.
Coach vs. coach: First meeting between Beaver’s Jon Marshall and Duchesne’s Jerry Cowan.
Last semifinals: Beaver — 2018, lost to Grand County, 10-0. Duchesne — 2018, got by Parowan, 15-7, before falling to Milford in the finals.
Beaver plays in the semis for the fifth year in a row and has made the championship game three of those years — in 2015 (won), ’16 (lost) and ’17 (lost). The Beavers have won at least 10 games four of the past five years. Beaver has 15 double-digit win seasons in 80 years of football.
Duchesne also makes its fifth straight semifinal appearance, but also its 15th in 17 years. The Eagles advanced to the title game the past three seasons, winning it all in 2016, but falling to Milford in ’17 and ’18. This year also marks Duchesne’s eighth 10-win campaign in 11 seasons and the ninth in 49 years overall.
Duchesne celebrates its 11th consecutive winning season and Beaver, its 10th.
Current winning streaks: Beaver — 11, Duchesne — 7.
- No. 2 Milford (10-1) vs. No. 3 Millard (9-2)
Series record: Tied 5-5-2 since 1926. Last meeting: Oct. 4 (week 8) — Milford, 37-29, at Millard.
Coach vs. coach: Milford’s Thayne Marshall is 1-0 against Millard’s Ethan Stephenson.
Last semifinals: Milford — 2018, trounced Monticello, 70-22, en route to its second straight Class 1A title. Millard — 2018, fell to South Summit, 34-10, in Class 2A.
Milford has captured its third straight double-digit win season, which happens to be the third in the Tigers’ 78-year gridiron history. Milford has racked up a 33-2 record over three seasons.
Millard hasn’t been to the finals since 2011 when the Eagles went 9-3. A semifinal triumph this week rewards them with their first 10-win season since 2007 and the 21st in the Eagles’ 94 years playing football.
Current winning streaks: Milford — 6, Millard — 2.
Player update – season stats
Here’s where this year’s crop of players rank in the top-20 in all-time season performances. The list is alphabetical by school and then by player. An asterisk indicates the player’s team has concluded its season.
* Alta’s Cinco Lucero:
- Passing attempts — 11th (428)
- Passing yards-per-game — 12th (313.2)
- Completions — 13th (252)
American Fork’s Devin Downing:
- Reception yards-per-game — 14th (128.9) and 5.2 yards-per-game out of the top-10
- Touchdown receptions — 16th, tied (19) and two away from the top-10
- Receiving yards — 20th (1,418) and 108 away from the top-10
Pine View’s Macloud Crowton:
- Passing yards-per-game — second (367.9) and 2.3 yards-per-game from the state record (370.2 by Jordan’s Alex Hart, 2009)
- Touchdown passes — 12th (43) and one short of the top-10 and five from the top-5
- Passing yards — 15th (3,679) and 371 away from the top-10.
Milford’s Bryson Barnes:
- Touchdowns-responsible-for — 19th (51) and five short of the top-10
Milford’s Bret Beebe:
- Reception yards-per-game — 13th (129.5) and 4.6 yards-per-game out of the top-10
- Touchdown receptions — 16th, tied (19) and two away from the top-10
- Receiving yards — 19th (1,424) and 102 shy of the top-10
* San Juan’s Shaw Nielson:
- Completions — 14th (251)
Wasatch’s Zak Thacker:
- Rushes — sixth, tied (292) and five away from the top-5 and 31 shy of the state record (323 by North Summit’s Andy Carlsen, 2002).
Career stat update
Here’s this week’s update on players who rank in the top-20 in all-time career performances that Felt’s Facts has been tracking this season. The list is alphabetical by school and then by player.
American Fork’s Devin Downing (2018-19):
- Touchdown receptions — 10th (34) and seven away from the top-5
- Receiving yards — 13th (2,755) and 152 yards short of the top-10
- Receptions — 17th (163) and five away from the top-15
* American Leadership Academy’s Fielding Morley (2017-19):
- Touchdown receptions — 20th, tied (29)
Corner Canyon’s Cole Hagen (2017-19):
- Touchdown passes – 14th (76) and three away from the top-10
- Total offense — 15th (8,307 yards) and 470 shy of the 14th place
- Touchdowns responsible for — 15th, tied (94) and 11 short of the top-10
Corner Canyon’s Noah Kjar (2017-19):
- Receptions — 10th (176) and 18 away from 14th
- Receiving yards — 12th (2,792) and 115 yards short of the top-10
* Hunter’s DaiSean Cash (2017-19):
- Completions — 11th (508)
- Passing attempts — 11th, tied (881)
- Total offense — 20th (7,615 yards)
- Passing yards — 20th (6,612)
Lone Peak’s Nate Ritchie (2017-19):
- Field goals — 14th, tied (21) and three short of breaking into the top-10.
Milford’s Bryson Barnes (2016-19):
- Touchdown passes — State record (133)
- Touchdowns responsible for — second (181), but 32 short of the state record (held by Jordan’s Austin Kafentzis, 2011-14)
- Passing yards — third (11,016) and 356 yards away from third
- Total offense — fourth (12,882 yards) and 36 yards from overtaking third place
- Passing completions — fifth (623) and 19 short of fourth
- Passing attempts — fifth (1,078) and 25 shy of fourth
Park City’s Mark McCurdy (2018-19):
- Touchdown receptions — 20th, tied (29) and four away from the top-10.
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