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Utah’s Big 12 schedule is set. Here’s a look at who the Utes will face in 2025.

The Utes 2025 schedule features road trips to Lawrence, Kansas, and Morgantown, West Virginia.

(Trent Nelson  |  The Salt Lake Tribune) The University of Utah football team prepares to play the Baylor Bears in Salt Lake City on Sept. 7, 2024.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The University of Utah football team prepares to play the Baylor Bears in Salt Lake City on Sept. 7, 2024.

Utah’s 2025 schedule is officially here.

The Utes are embarking on their second season in the Big 12. After departing from the Pac-12, they finished with a 5-7 record in their new conference last year.

Kyle Whittingham is returning for his 21st season as Utah’s head coach. However, the Utes offense has been retooled with the hiring of former New Mexico offensive coordinator Jason Beck this offseason.

The Utes also picked up a bevy of offensive talent in the transfer portal, including New Mexico transfer quarterback Devon Dampier and Washington State running back Wayshawn Parker headlining the class.

Utah’s 2025 Schedule

Aug. 30 — at UCLA

Sept. 6 — vs. Cal Poly

Sept. 13 — at Wyoming

Sept. 20 — vs. Texas Tech

Sept. 27 — at West Virginia

Oct. 4 — BYE

Oct. 11 — vs. Arizona State

Oct. 18 — at BYU

Oct. 25 — vs. Colorado

Nov. 1 — vs. Cincinnati

Nov. 8 — BYE

Nov. 15 — at Baylor

Nov. 22 – vs. Kansas State

Nov. 28 or 29 — at Kansas

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