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Practice-field access for Utah fans.
Utah Utes Interviews keeps the focus close to the program, from spring practice check-ins to position-room development. The show works best when a player or coach is given room to explain what is changing inside Utah football.
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Utah Utes Interviews is a local sports-talk interview feed built for fans who follow Utah football closely enough to care about spring practice details. It does not spend much time dressing up the premise. A player steps to the microphone, a coach gets a few pointed questions, and the conversation moves straight into development, competition, and what still needs work. Recent episodes revolve around spring football, with attention on the defense, the offensive line, the running back room, and the transition into Morgan Scalley’s head-coach role. The best moments come from how specific the answers get. Jireh Moe talks about feeling welcomed after the portal, leaning on Carson, Pupu, and Mike for playbook help, and needing to grow as a leader. Jackson Bennee describes a defense with more energy and more unity after new players arrived. He is blunt about feeling more confident, while still naming communication and formation recognition as places to improve. Morgan Scalley’s appearance is more diagnostic. He points to live work, health, and key position groups that still need development. Jordan Gross brings a coach’s patience to an offensive line replacing five starters, stressing May as a month for breath, strength work, conditioning, and individual technique. Mark Atuaia frames the running back room around expectations, returners, and the need for vocal leadership. The show is not polished into a national debate format, and that helps it. Its rhythm is familiar and regional, with questions that assume listeners know the coaches, the rooms, the portal, and the pressure points around the program. Some excerpts also include long ad blocks, so the signal can arrive after sponsor copy. Once it does, the value is clear. Utah Utes Interviews gives committed Utes fans a direct line to the people explaining how the team is being built between games.
Made for: Built for Utah Utes fans who already follow the football program, know the key names, and want more than scores or headlines. It also suits local sports listeners who like coach and player interviews with minimal national framing.
What sets it apart: The feed’s strength is proximity: players and coaches talk through position-room progress, spring-camp priorities, and leadership expectations in their own terms. It feels closer to a practice scrum than a take-driven studio show.
ESPN 700 & 92.1 FM's interviews from The Bill Riley Show, The Drive with Spence Checketts, Utah Utes practices and games.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Utah Utes Interviews pairs detailed program talk with candid local voices across football, men's basketball and the people around both teams.
Utah Utes Interviews turns local radio conversations into a close-range account of Utah football and men's basketball. The format moves between coaches, former players and familiar voices from the surrounding sports scene, with questions grounded in roster construction, coaching…
Utah's depth chart meets the comedy greenroom, and your group chat suddenly has better material.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A grounded Utah football conversation about personnel fit, quarterback usage, and how the offense may take shape.
The Utah spring football talk is strongest when it stays on personnel and fit instead of drifting into generic offseason filler. Jordan Wynn feels like a natural part of the conversation, and the back-and-forth with Kevin McGiven keeps the focus on how the offense changes when…
A warm look at Alex Jensen's Utah basketball path, from childhood lessons to the pressure and culture around Rick Majerus.
Alex Jensen comes through as the Runnin' Utes head coach with a lived-in Utah story behind him. The strongest stretch is the one about growing up with brothers, being signed up for everything by his mom, and learning to handle the next practice instead of worrying about the…
Utah football, the NFL draft picture, and Sean O'Connell's Chicago PFL stop keep the hour moving.
The hour spends most of its time on Utah football and the NFL draft, with Bill Riley keeping the pace loose while Sean O'Connell works in a Chicago stop tied to his PFL call tomorrow.
A loose local hour that turns spring football questions into something worth leaning into.
This hour is a Utah spring football check-in on The Sean O'Connell Show, with Bill Riley filling in while Sean phones from Pittsburgh. It stays on the questions that matter: the defensive line, the offensive line, and whether the passing game can do more than work short and…
A former Utes player turns a sports interview into an honest, easygoing look at comedy's grind.
RJ Rice gives this Sean O'Connell conversation a nice local-sports-meets-comedy feel, and the Utah football background helps the whole thing move with a familiar, lived-in pace.
A sharp college hoops check-in that pairs bracket talk with a blunt look at culture and defense.
Josh Grant keeps the conversation moving from busted brackets to the wider college hoops picture, and that gives the episode a steady pace. He gets to Arizona, Iowa State, and Houston, then turns to Utah's roster questions with Alex, where the real pressure is on who wants to be…
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Ryen Russillo runs weekly NFL and MLB recaps with beat reporters like Jeff Passan and Mike Sando.
HBCU sports talk with institutional memory.
Utah football player Jackson Bennee discusses the team's spring practice, defensive improvements, growing team chemistry, his increased confidence, and new head coach Morgan Scali's energetic leadership style.
Utah defensive tackle Jireh Moe discusses his spring football experience, defensive development under Coach Ellis, team dynamics, and offseason focus on leadership and training.
Bill Riley fills in for Sean O'Connell on a Thursday.
Coach Jordan Gross discusses the progress of Utah's offensive line during spring practice, focusing on replacing five starters, developing depth, and preparing players for the upcoming season.
A sports interview show featuring conversations with Utah Utes coaches, players, and analysts.
A sports talk show featuring interviews with Utah Utes coaches, players, and analysts from ESPN 700's programs.
A coach discusses the progress and health of the Utah Utes football team during the final week of spring camp.
Coach Shaw discusses the progress of Utah Utes cornerbacks during spring practice, focusing on physicality and penalty reduction.
Interviews and analysis from Utah Utes practices, games, and sports radio shows.
Interview with Utah Utes tight end Sammy about his viral touchdown play, rugby background, and spring practice development.
Utah running backs coach Mark Atuaia discusses the progress of his position group during spring practice, highlighting returning players' adaptation to his coaching system and leadership development.
Alex Jensen sits down for a Utah basketball conversation that begins with his origin story and the path that first pulled him toward the game.
Interview with new Utah offensive coordinator Kevin McGiven about spring practice and team integration.
Utah safety Rabbit Evans, returning from a missed season, speaks briefly during spring football 2026 about his recovery and reintegration into the program.
Transfer defensive tackle Lucas Samsula, a 6-foot-4, 309-pound run-stopper from Wyoming, discusses his decision to join Utah football during spring ball 2026.
Bill Riley interviews former Utah quarterback Bryson Barnes about his future and Utah's offense under new coordinator Kevin McGiven.
Bill Riley sits in for an hour built around Utah ties and draft talk: Spencer Fano, Caleb Lomu, Lander Barton, Dallin Bentley, and a few more local names.
Interview with new Utah Utes head coach Morgan Scali discussing his role and the team's defensive mantra.
A sports talk show featuring interviews with Utah Utes coaches, players, and analysts.
A sports talk show featuring interviews with Utah Utes coaches, players, and insiders.
Colton Swan discusses his transition from linebackers coach to defensive coordinator at the University of Utah, focusing on the broader perspective required and adjustments in film analysis and coaching techniques.
Interview with Utah gymnastics head coach Carly Dockendorf about the team's Big 12 championship and upcoming regional competition.
Bill Riley is filling in for Sean from Wasatch Front Kia, with pizza, tickets, Rice-Eccles chatter, and Sean calling in from Pittsburgh.
A sports interview show featuring conversations with Utah Utes coaches, players, and analysts.
RJ Rice talks about comedy like a former player talks about practice.
Sean O'Connell interviews former Utah and NFL star Eric Weddle about the changes in Utah Utes football under new leadership.
An interview with a defensive coach discussing his learning from Morgan Scalley and the chess match of college football defense.
An interview with a Utah Utes offensive coordinator discussing spring practice install and quarterback development.
This episode features an interview with Utah Utes wrestler Joseph Arrington ahead of NCAA nationals.
A sports radio show discussing Utah Utes basketball and a bracket challenge, with a humorous anecdote about a phone call.
Utah's new head coach Morgan Scalley discusses his transition to the role, his relationship with former coach Kyle Whittingham, and the team's culture and leadership during spring football preparations.
Josh Grant, a Utah basketball legend, gives a blunt read on the Utes’ 10-22 season and 2-16 Big 12 record.