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    Explore " jody gennessy" with insightful episodes like "Former Ute standout Steve Tate stops by for a good conversation and a good cause", "Why did it take so long to get Alfonso Plummer into the rotation?", "Looking for answers to Utah’s woes on the road", "Grading the Utes’ performance at halfway point of Pac-12 season" and "Two big wins, one big performance and a look ahead to national signing day" from podcasts like ""Ute Insiders", "Ute Insiders", "Ute Insiders", "Ute Insiders" and "Ute Insiders"" and more!

    Episodes (21)

    Former Ute standout Steve Tate stops by for a good conversation and a good cause

    Former Ute standout Steve Tate stops by for a good conversation and a good cause

    It was another disappointing road trip for the Runnin’ Utes, who lost two games in the Bay Area and finished winless away from home in Pac-12 play. On the bright side, football is already back for its annual spring fling. There are a lot of holes to fill on the defensive side, and a starting quarterback position up for grabs. Former Utah football star Steve Tate joins Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen and Jody Genessy to discuss the basketball struggles, to dissect the Pac-12 Tournament seedings, to chat spring football, and to share the message of The HayesTough Foundation. That and more on this week’s extended episode.

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    Why did it take so long to get Alfonso Plummer into the rotation?

    Why did it take so long to get Alfonso Plummer into the rotation?

    It was a mixed bag for the Utes last week, falling to UCLA and knocking off USC. A bright spot for the Utes was the solid play of junior Alfonso Plummer, who has become more of a fixture in the rotation. Ute Insiders Dirk Facer and Jody Genessy talk about Plummer’s expanded role and look forward to this week’s games at Stanford on Wednesday and Cal Saturday. The duo also talks NFL Scouting Combine, where nine Utes will be showcasing their football wares this week in Indianapolis, and NFL mock drafts. That and more on this week’s episode.

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    Looking for answers to Utah’s woes on the road

    Looking for answers to Utah’s woes on the road

    The road difficulties continued for the Runnin’ Utes last week in the Beaver State, where they dropped games to Oregon State and Oregon, keeping them winless away from home during Pac-12 play. So what’s the problem? The ball? (A different brand ball is used on the road than when they are at home). Youth? (Fifteen of their 17 players are underclassmen). Transfers? (Where is Donnie Tillman when you need him?). Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen, Jody Genessy and special guest Parker Van Dyke take aim at the issue and look ahead to this week’s games at home against UCLA (Thursday) and USC (Sunday). They also talk Utah football position battles as spring camp nears and news that a home-and-home with LSU has been added to the Utes’ schedule, albeit down the road 11 years. That and more on this week’s episode.

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    Grading the Utes’ performance at halfway point of Pac-12 season

    Grading the Utes’ performance at halfway point of Pac-12 season

    Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen and Jody Genessy look back at the Utes’ 0-2 trip to SoCal, where they faded down the stretch against USC and struggled throughout against UCLA. They issue midterm grades heading into the second half of league play — who has surprised and who has disappointed? — and talk about the Utes’ 2020 football recruiting class, and the departure of Utah running back Devonta’e Henry-Cole, who announced last week that he’ll be lacing ’em up for BYU next fall. That and more on this week’s episode. 

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    Two big wins, one big performance and a look ahead to national signing day

    Two big wins, one big performance and a look ahead to national signing day

    A pair of important wins over Washington and Washington State last week helped the Utes climb from the Pac-12 cellar and back into the pack. Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen and Jody Genessy break down the two victories and point out the catalyst behind them — freshman sensation Rylan Jones. They also discuss Bradlee Anae’s stellar showing in the East-West Shrine Bowl and talk recruiting heading into next week’s national signing day. The Utes accomplished most of the heavy lifting during the early signing period in December, but there remain a few gems they hope to add to the 2020 class. That and more on this week’s Ute Insiders podcast.

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    What to make of Utes’ 4-game losing streak

    What to make of Utes’ 4-game losing streak

    After dropping four in a row, the last three in lopsided fashion, the Utah basketball team looks to get back on track this week when Washington (Thursday) and Washington State (Saturday) come to town. Ute Insiders Mike Sorensen and Jody Genessy take a look at the Utes’ recent slide and ahead to this week’s Pac-12 games. Just how important are these two contests? They also look back at Tyler Huntley’s strong showing at the East-West Shrine Bowl and preview this week’s Senior Bowl, where the Utes will be well represented. That and more on this week’s episode. 

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    How good is the Pac-12 and this Utah basketball team?

    How good is the Pac-12 and this Utah basketball team?

    The Utah basketball team opened Pac-12 play with a solid win over a good Oregon State team and a hard-fought loss to an Oregon squad that was ranked No. 4 in the country. But how good is this Utah team and its league? Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen and Jody Genessy discuss the subject. They also look back at the Utes’ lopsided defeat to Texas in the Alamo Bowl and discuss how Utah’s 0-2 finish will impact the team’s legacy. That and more on this week’s episode. 

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    Storylines, X-factors and matchups, what to look for in Utah-Texas Alamo Bowl

    Storylines, X-factors and matchups, what to look for in Utah-Texas Alamo Bowl

    Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen, Jody Genessy and Joe Coles break down the Utah Utes’ Alamo Bowl matchup with the Texas Longhorns. What are the most intriguing storylines? Who or what might be the X-factor? And after the Utes’ disappointing Pac-12 championship game defeat to the Oregon Ducks, will they be toting any emotional baggage with them to San Antonio? That and more on this week’s special Alamo Bowl special edition of the Ute Insiders podcast?

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    Why the Utes shouldn’t sleep on Texas in the Alamo Bowl

    Why the Utes shouldn’t sleep on Texas in the Alamo Bowl

    The Utes, who entered the Pac-12 Championship Game against Oregon dreaming of the College Football Playoff or, at worst, the Rose Bowl, now find themselves on the outside looking in. Hello, San Antonio. So what went wrong against the Ducks? And how will the Utes respond when they face an unranked 7-5 Texas Longhorns team in the Alamo Bowl? One thing Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen and Jody Genessy agree on is the ‘Horns shouldn’t be taken lightly’ (remember the fight they put up against both LSU and Oklahoma?). They also talk Pac-12 all-conference honors (there were many for the Utes) and revisit Utah’s comeback victory over BYU on the hardwoods. That and more on this week’s episode.

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    Ute Insiders: Utes, Ducks, style points and the College Football Playoff

    Ute Insiders: Utes, Ducks, style points and the College Football Playoff

    All eyes will be on the Utah Utes and Oregon Ducks Friday night in Santa Clara, California. Can Utah stretch its winning streak to nine games and earn one of two things: a berth in the College Football Playoff or its first Rose Bowl invitation? Dirk Facer and rest of the Ute Insiders weigh in on the game and discuss the importance of style points, among other things. They also talk Utah men’s basketball (the Utes and Cougars meet Wednesday in the Huntsman Center) and women’s college volleyball (Utah faces Illinois in the NCAA first round in Provo Friday). That and more on this week’s episode.

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    Utah’s defense is dominant, but how does it compare to 2009 Sugar Bowl squad?

    Utah’s defense is dominant, but how does it compare to 2009 Sugar Bowl squad?

    Ute Insiders Dirk Facer and Jody Genessy are joined by former Ute great Stevenson Sylvester to talk all things Utes, including how this year’s Utah team compares to Sylvester’s 2009 Sugar Bowl squad. The three also look back at the Utes’ big — and easy — win over the UCLA Bruins and talk unsung heroes on this year’s team. Lastly, they discuss the Utah men’s basketball team (winners of three straight), who are off to South Carolina this week for the Myrtle Beach Invitational. That and more on this week’s episode. 

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    The danger of being a 21-point favorite, and the problem with winning a game by 94 points

    The danger of being a 21-point favorite, and the problem with winning a game by 94 points

    Fresh off bye weeks, Utah and UCLA return to the field Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium, both looking to claim the driver’s seat in the Pac-12 South. Ute Insiders Dirk Facer and Jody Genessy are joined by longtime Deseret News columnist Lee Benson to break down the game. The No. 8-ranked Utes are heavy favorites, while the Bruins, winners of three straight after a rough start to the season, have little to lose. The trio also talks hoops and discuss the Utes’ 94-point victory over Mississippi Valley State. How — and why — does that happen?

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    Utes brace for showdown with the Huskies

    Utes brace for showdown with the Huskies

    The Ute Insiders look back at Utah’s 35-0 win over the Cal Golden Bears and ahead to this weekend’s showdown on the road against the Washington Huskies. Is this the most important game remaining on the Utes’ schedule? They also break down the Pac-12 race in general, and how this year’s defense stacks up against other stellar Ute defenses in school history.

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    Dominant D, Huntley’s health and Pac-12 parity

    Dominant D, Huntley’s health and Pac-12 parity

    The Utes’ defense stuck a fork in the ASU Sun Devils Saturday afternoon in a game that featured Zack Moss breaking the Utes’ all-time rushing record and three different Utah QBs taking snaps. This week, the Utes return to Rice-Eccles Stadium to take on a Cal team that has dropped three straight contests after opening the season 4-0. Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen and Jody Genessy look back at the ASU win and ahead to this week’s contest. 

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    Oregon State sure to have the Utes’ full attention

    Oregon State sure to have the Utes’ full attention

    The No. 15-ranked Utes return to action Saturday against Oregon State in Corvallis, looking to build on the momentum gained after their convincing victory over Washington State. Utah hopes to have Zack Moss, who has been nursing an injured shoulder, back in the lineup. OSU, meanwhile, is coming off a big win over UCLA in Pasadena. Ute Insiders Dirk Facer, Jody Genessy and Ryan McDonald break it all down, and weigh in on the men’s and women’s basketball teams, which participated in Pac-12 Basketball Media Days in San Francisco this week.

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    Huntley shines, Covey hits the pause button and Utes’ defense makes a statement

    Huntley shines, Covey hits the pause button and Utes’ defense makes a statement

    The Utah football team bounced back in convincing fashion against the normally potent Washington State Cougars, handling them with ease on a soggy Saturday night at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The Utes did so without the services of Britain Covey, who is considering redshirting this year as he continues to play himself back into form. The Ute Insiders weigh in on the Utes’ big win and the Covey situation. They also discuss Tyler Huntley’s stellar play at quarterback this season. That and more on this week’s episode.

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    Can Utes keep game against WSU from turning into a track meet?

    Can Utes keep game against WSU from turning into a track meet?

    The banged-up Utah Utes look to get back on track Saturday night when the high-octane Washington State Cougars pay a visit to Rice-Eccles Stadium. Both teams are coming off disappointing losses — the Utes to USC and the Cougars to UCLA. The latter was a late-night thriller in which WSU quarterback Anthony Gordon slung nine TD passes, but it wasn’t enough as the Bruins prevailed, 67-63. Will there be more fireworks Saturday night? The Ute Insiders look ahead to the Utes-Cougars tilt as well as other Ute topics of note, such as the injury to star running back Zack Moss and the start of Ute basketball practices. That and more on this week’s episode. 

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    What was learned about Utes during nonconference schedule; looking ahead to Pac-12 opener against USC

    What was learned about Utes during nonconference schedule; looking ahead to Pac-12 opener against USC

    In this edition of the Ute Insiders podcast, the crew looks back at Utah’s 31-0 win over Idaho State to close out nonconference play and assesses how the 10th-ranked Utes have looked through three games. Other topics include a look-ahead to this weekend’s Pac-12 opener against USC, the play of the offense and, switching gears, some thoughts about the Utah volleyball team’s showdown this week against rival BYU with both teams being ranked. That and more on this week’s edition of the Ute Insiders podcast.

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    Rivalry Game observations, Zack Moss' rise up the Ute career rushing ladder and looking ahead to Northern Illinois

    Rivalry Game observations, Zack Moss' rise up the Ute career rushing ladder and looking ahead to Northern Illinois

    In this edition of the Deseret News Ute Insiders podcast, the crew reviews Utah’s 30-12 season-opening win at BYU. The Utes recorded their ninth consecutive victory in the rivalry game. Other topics discussed include running back Zack Moss and his quest to become Utah’s all-time leading rusher, as well as the defensive touchdowns scored by Pac-12 Player of the Week Francis Bernard and teammate Julian Blackmon. Saturday, the 13th-ranked Utes play their earliest home game (11 a.m.) in more than 22 years when Northern Illinois comes to town. That and more on this week's episode.

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    Breaking down the Rivalry Game. Who has more to lose, Utes or Cougars?

    Breaking down the Rivalry Game. Who has more to lose, Utes or Cougars?

    It’s Rivalry Week and the Ute Insiders podcast has things covered. Deseret News sports writers Dirk Facer, Mike Sorensen, Brad Rock and Jody Genessy analyze the matchups and put the state’s biggest sporting event in perspective as to its meaning and popularity on a national scale. Who has more to lose this year, the Utes or Cougars? Check out what the guys have to say before Thursday’s game in Provo.

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