Utah going with 'Iced out' traditional uniform set vs. Colorado

Ute will look to get back on track with the odds against them in Boulder

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Utah is opting for a traditional, clean look as they prepare to face No. 18 Colorado this weekend. The Utes will take the field in an all-white ensemble featuring red numbers with black trim, highlighting the classic yet sharp aesthetic. Topping off the look, Utah players will don white helmets adorned with the iconic red interlocking 'U,' a symbol rich with pride and history for the program. Head coach Kyle Whittingham’s decision to embrace the classic color scheme underscores Utah’s approach to resetting after a tough stretch, especially following last Saturday’s loss to in-state rival BYU.

Heading into the season's final phase, Utah aims to shake off their recent losses and step into a spoiler role, with Colorado standing as a prime target. Colorado has enjoyed a strong season, holding firm in the Big 12 title race, while Utah has struggled with consistency, particularly after a tough series of defeats. For Whittingham and his squad, this weekend presents an opportunity to regain momentum and deliver a meaningful performance against a tough opponent.

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The Utes understand the weight of this matchup; they’re not just battling for a win but for a boost of confidence that could reshape the season’s narrative. The noon showdown on FOX promises to be intense, as both teams bring their distinct motivations: Colorado’s drive to stay atop the Big 12 and Utah’s determination to disrupt those plans. For fans, Utah’s traditional look will serve as a visual reminder of the team’s identity and resilience, even in a challenging season. With the stakes high, Utah will look to use their sharp new uniforms as a spark to reverse their fortunes.