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Nevertheless, the Utes know they have a long way to go, but the season is short.
"I said a few weeks ago too, it was do or die," Murphy said. "But now we’re getting down to it. There is no time to waste."
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Utah’s remaining schedule
The Utes have to win four of their next five games to become bowl eligible. Here is a look at the teams left on the schedule and The Tribune’s projection for the Utes.
Date Opponent Records Projection for Utes
Sat. California 3-5, 2-3 W O-line gave up four sacks to Stanford
Nov. 3 Wash. St. 0-4, 2-5 W New coaching staff hasn’t been able to bring new results
Nov. 10 at Washington 3-4,1-3 L Offense struggling like Utah’s, averaging just 20.7 points
Nov. 17 Arizona 4-3, 1-3 W Has played tough since suffering 49-0 blowout by Oregon
Nov. 23 at Colorado 1-6, 1-3 W Giving up 42.6 points a game
Offensive offenses
After facing some of the best offenses in the Pac-12, the Utes finish their schedule facing some of the worst. Here is how the offenses stack up in scoring in the Pac-12.
School Average points
1. Oregon 51.0
2. Arizona 39.14
3. ASU 37.7
4. USC 34.9
5. UCLA 31.7
6. Stanford 27.4
School Average points
7. Oregon St. 26.2
8. Cal 25.6
9. Washington St. 21.1
10. Washington 20.7
11. Utah 20.1
12. Colorado 18.7
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