Pac-12, Utah Release 2020 Conference Schedules
Jan 16, 2020, 3:23 PM
Brant Kuithe #80 of the Utah Utes runs into Adarius Pickett #6 of the UCLA Bruins in the second half at the Rose Bowl on October 26, 2018 in Pasadena, California. Utah won 41-10. (Photo by John McCoy/Getty Images)
(Photo by John McCoy/Getty Images)
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The Pac-12 Conference officially released its 2020 football schedule meaning Utah Football’s 2020 schedule is solidified.
A major change is that this year’s Pac-12 Championship Game will be played in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Another look: pic.twitter.com/D7ji8ZYHSr
— Utah Football (@Utah_Football) January 16, 2020
University of Utah 2020 Football Schedule
Week One: BYU @ Utah (Thursday, September 3)
Week Two: Montana State @ Utah (Saturday, September 12)
Week Three: Utah @ Wyoming (Saturday, September 19)
Week Four: Utah @ California (Saturday, September 26)
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Week Five: USC @ Utah (Friday, October 2)
Week Six: Utah @ Washington State (Saturday, October 10)
Week Seven: BYE
Week Eight: Utah @ UCLA (Thursday, October 29)
Week Nine: Arizona @ Utah (Saturday, November 7)
Week Ten: Oregon State @ Utah (Saturday, November 14)
Week Eleven: Utah @ Arizona State (Saturday, November 21)
Week Twelve: Utah @ Colorado (Saturday, November 28)
BREAKING: @Utah_Football & @pac12 release 2020 football schedule for #Utes. No road short weeks this season, instead a Friday home game vs. @USC_FB and a Thursday night road game vs. @UCLAFootball coming off a bye. Full article to come on https://t.co/4kU961CZ7h!
— KSL Sports (@kslsports) January 16, 2020
Utah’s schedule features six home games, four of them against Pac-12 foes.
Similar to last year, the Utes’ schedule is frontloaded with non-conference games, in fact they get all three out the way as the first three games of the season.
The team will wrap up the regular season in Boulder, Colorado against the Buffaloes. Will there be snow? We can only hope.
Times and television information for all of the games will be announced at a later date. A combination of ESPN, ABC, FOX, FS1 will hold 45 of the games including the championship while 35 games will be carried on the Pac-12 Network.
