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The Utes ran six of seven times during the drive that led to York’s 1-yard touchdown run then rushed nine of 13 times during their final scoring drive of the half.
That drive took 6 minutes and 17 seconds to complete and put the momentum firmly on the Utes’ side.
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Storylines Utes tame Bears
In short » The Utah Utes beat Cal to end their four-game losing streak and keep their bowl hopes alive.Key moment » After Ryan Lacy intercepted a Cal pass, the Utes used 13 plays to go 54 yards and score on a 5-yard touchdown run by Travis Wilson that put the Utes up 28-6 with 22 seconds remaining in the first half.
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That the Utes could beat the Bears by dominating all phases of the game was a welcome change for a Utah team that was getting desperate for a league win.
Now the Utes, who host Washington State next, have at least kept alive their hopes of making the postseason for the 10th year in a row.
Arizona (5-3, 2-3) is the only team remaining on Utah’s schedule with a winning record. The Wildcats upset No. 9 USC 39-36 Saturday.
"We came in knowing we had to win this game," Dunn said. "Hopefully, we can get back on track. We’ll keep taking one game at a time."
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