The annual event featuring the BYU and Utah football coaches raised $50,000 for the National Kidney Foundation of Utah & Idaho.
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Tuesday, June 4, 2024

Good morning. On our mind today: BYU and Utah meet on the golf course again for charity, a former BYU golfer is headed to the U.S. Open and why the Cougars need a shift in thinking. Read these and other top stories.

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Kalani Sitake’s team edges Kyle Whittingham’s team for second-straight year in annual charity tourney
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This former BYU golfer just qualified to play in the U.S. Open next week at famed Pinehurst
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BYU’s future requires a paradigm shift away from ‘old school’ thinking
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Fresh off qualifying for the Olympics, Josefine Eriksen leads Utes into NCAA track championships
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BYU leads strong contingent of Utah college athletes into this week’s NCAA track and field championships
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Report: Utah basketball lands commitment from 4-star wing
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