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That statistic is a far cry from where they thought they would be when they signed York to back up White and were excited about the development of Jarrell Oliver.
What was once thought to be the Utes’ offensive strength is a decided weakness.
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John White through four games
Then and Now
2011
vs. Montana State » 19 carries, 150 yds., 1 TD
vs. USC » 20 carries, 56 yds., 1 TD
vs. BYU » 22 carries, 174 yds., 3 TDs
vs. Washington » 14 carries, 35 yds., 0 TD
2012
vs. Northern Colorado » 24 carries, 119 yds., 1 TD
vs. Utah State » 27 carries, 96 yds., 0 TD
vs. BYU » DNP (ankle injury)
vs. ASU » 14 carries, 18 yds., 0 TD
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"We haven’t been able to establish any sort of consistency, and that hurts us," Whittingham said. "We have to get that part figured out."
White said he’ll get his part figured out.
"There is definitely more pressure, but great players take that pressure and learn from it," he said.
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