Halftime
Utah 29, Arkansas 3
After putting together a strong first drive, but only coming away with three points, the Ute defense has shut the visiting Razorbacks offense down.
With a controlling 29-3 lead, the Utah offense looks like a lot of fun as Kevin McGiven is not afraid to mix it up. So far the biggest play of the game has been a 36-yard pass from backup quarterback Byrd Ficklin to Parker.
The Utes even elected to go for a two-point conversion to go up 12 after the second touchdown of the game. McGiven cannot be predicted. Arkansas will need to make some adjustments or it could be a long trip back home.
0:27 — Parker picks up his first receiving touchdown of the game.
Utah takes firm control of the first half as the Razorbacks trail by 26. Utah 29, Arkansas 3.
1:55 — Right out of the two minute timeout, Parker takes it to the house for his second rushing touchdown of the game. Utah 22, Arkansas 3.
9:23 — Dampier keeps it for a seven-yard touchdown run for the Utes’ second score of the game.
The touchdown marks Dampier’s first rushing TD on the season. Utah followed the score with a two-point conversion to put the Utes up 12. Utah 15, Arkansas 3.
10:51 — Jackson Bennee picks off an errant pass to put the Utes in scoring position.
12:17 — Devon Dampier hit as he throws resulting in an interception by Arkansas’s Christian Harrison.
The interception is the first on the season thrown by Dampier.
First quarter
Utah 7, Arkansas 3
3:39 — Wayshawn Parker punches the ball into the endzone from the one yard line to put the Utes on top.
The touchdown is Parker’s fourth of the season. Utah 7, Arkansas 3.
7:44 — Arkansas is the first on the board with a 29-yard field goal from kicker Max Gilbert. Arkansas 3, Utah 0.
How to watch the game
The game between Utah and Arkansas will be televised on ESPN and will be live streamed on Watch ESPN. The game kicks off at 8:30 p.m. MDT.
Pregame prep
Here are a few stories to get you ready for the game between the Utes and Razorbacks.