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Southern Utah, Weber State and Northern Arizona all playing for a piece of the Big Sky football title on Saturday

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Weber State Wildcats tight end Andrew Vollert (87) pulls in a pass ahead of Southern Utah Thunderbirds safety Alex Sims (28) as Weber State hosts Southern Utah, NCAA football in Ogden Saturday October 14, 2017.

Southern Utah, Weber State and Northern Arizona will all play for at least a piece of the Big Sky Conference football championship on Saturday.

The No. 9 Wildcats, No. 18 Thunderbirds and No. 23 Lumberjacks are all tied at the top of the Big Sky standings with 6-1 conference records entering the final weekend of the regular season.

Three for the title<br>Idaho State at Weber State<br>When • Saturday, 2 p.m.<br>Northern Arizona at Southern Utah<br>When • Saturday, 2:30 p.m.

Southern Utah hosts Northern Arizona, while the Wildcats entertain Idaho State in Ogden. If the T-Birds and ‘Cats both win, they will share the BSC title. If Weber and NAU both win, they will be conference co-champs. If heavily favored Weber loses to Idaho State, the winner of the SUU-NAU game will be the Big Sky champ.

Weber State (8-2) has its eyes set on not only the league title but a spot in the FCS Playoffs for the second straight season. The Thunderbirds (8-2) are one win away from winning their second conference title in the last three years, while NAU (7-3) is gunning for its first BSC championship since 2003.

Weber fell to SUU 32-16 in Ogden last month. The Wildcats do not play the Lumberjacks this season.