How FAA ground stop actually helped Utah’s Devon Dampier, Creed Whittemore in ‘high school’ throwback
Yahoo Sports, carrying a ClutchPoints post, reports that No. 2-ranked Utah beat No. 23 Arizona 40-39 in a back-and-forth Week 11 college football game played late into the night in Tucson. The headline says an FAA ground stop helped Utah's Devon Dampier and Creed Whittemore in what it calls a "high school" throwback, but the excerpt does not explain how.
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How FAA ground stop actually helped Utah’s Devon Dampier, Creed Whittemore in ‘high school’ throwback
Week 11 of the college football season saved the game of the week for last, as Utah and Arizona played an absolute epic deep into the night in Tucson. At the end of the back-and-forth affair, the No. 2-ranked Utes escaped with a 40-39 win over the No. 23 Wildcats. Utah overcame a lot on the field to get the win in this game, including a barrage of […] The post How FAA ground stop actually helped Utah’s Devon Dampier, Creed Whittemore in ‘high school’ throwback appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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