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Sports with Amy Donaldson for October 2nd, 2017

1. COLLEGE FOOTBALL

-Utah State pounds BYU 40-24 to win the battle for the Wagon Wheel. Read More

 -Utah has a bye week but moves up in both polls. Now N. 18 in Coaches Poll, No. 20 in AP poll. NEXT UP:  vs. Stanford, Saturday night.

 -Utah’s kicker, former UVU soccer player, leads the nation in made field goal percentage, FG per game (3.5) and points (14 ppg). Read More

 –Weber State beat Montana State 25-17. Next up: SUU, Oct. 14.

-SUU had a bye. Next up: Bye and then Cal Poly, Oct. 7.

-Snow College bye. Next up: vs. Arizona Western.

2. NFL responds to Kneeling

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3. The NFL continued despite boycotts…Kneeling in the NFL seems to be over. Last week about 180 players knelt during the National Anthem, this week only 11.

NFL SCORES: 

Packers 35, Bears 14

Saints 20, Dolphins 0

Panthers 33, Patriots 30

Texans 57, Titans 14

Jets 23, Jaguars 20

Steelers 26, Ravens 9

Rams 35, Cowboys 30

Bills 23, Falcons 17

Eagles 26, Chargers 24

Buccaneers 25, Giants 23

Broncos 16, Raiders 10

Seahaws 46, Colts 18

MONDAY NIGHT:

Kansas City vs. Washington, 6:30 p.m.

4. Real Salt Lake earns a 1-1 draw Saturday against the L.A. Galaxy thanks to a Kyle Beckerman goal seconds before the final whistle.

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5. When the Utah Jazz open their preseason schedule Monday night against the Sydney Kings, it will not only mark their first game of the 2017-18 season, but a couple of other significant “firsts” as well.

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6. 15 Utah volleyball splits with loss to No. 12 Oregon, win over last-place Oregon State. No. 9 BYU volleyball beats No. 17 San Diego Saturday.

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7. Two Texas high school players were kicked off their HS team for protesting.

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8. High School Headlines: Judge girls claim 3A tennis title; Park City girls won the 4A championship. Kearns football welcomes local boy with autism into their ‘brotherhood.’

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9. Amy’s column…Concerned about veterans? Here is one way to help.

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