Kevin McGiven's offense showcases creativity in Utah's early season games

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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Kevin McGiven's offense showcases creativity in Utah's early season games
Summary

Utah's offense under offensive coordinator Kevin McGiven has thrived in the opening two games of the season, averaging 54.5 points and 537.5 yards per game. In their most recent contest, a victory over Arkansas, the Utes scored 43 points and showcased a variety of innovative plays, including a double pass and a unique 2-point conversion. Former defensive coordinator Morgan Scalley praised the offensive creativity and emphasized the importance of player versatility. The Utes have utilized multiple receivers, with tight end Noah Bennee standing out with 113 receiving yards against Arkansas. Utah's nonconference schedule continues before they enter league play next week.

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  • Utah averages 54.5 points and 537.5 yards per game.
  • Kevin McGiven has implemented a creative playbook.
  • Noah Bennee led Utah with 113 receiving yards against Arkansas.
  • The Utes showcased a double pass and versatile formations.
  • Utah prepares for conference play following nonconference games.
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  • 11:15 PMYahoo SportsKevin McGiven’s offense causing fits for defenses. And former defensive coordinator Morgan Scalley likes it
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As now-former defensive coordinator, Scalley is well aware of what constitutes a great offense. He shares his thoughts on Utah’s offense through 2 games.

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