In a shocking new development up on The Hill this evening, Coach Kyle Whittingham, stunningly revealed that He, Himself, would be a game time decision as head coach of the Utes when Utah visits Arizona State on Friday, October 11th in Sun Devil Stadium.
Coach Whit refused to reveal any details or background information regarding this unorthodox and surprising announcement, other than to state that he has a long standing policy regarding injuries and would not be discussing the matter further, unless at some point it became a season ending situation. He referred all other questions to Athletic Director Mark Harlan who was, as of the writing, unavailable for comment.
Accepting one question from the press, Coach Whittingham stated that, should he be unable to perform his coaching duties in Tempe, Cam Rising would take over as the Interim Head Coach. Directing his comments specifically then to the fanbase, he added, “the team will be in good hands. Rising has a tremendous command of the playbook.” He concluded by stating he “hoped to be able to return to the sidelines the following week, but it probably would be a game time decision.”
Meanwhile, Offensive Coordinator Andy Ludwig, reacting to criticisms to his play calling levied by the Utah fanbase, stated he was considering adding a number of innovative new plays to the Utah Playbook to give the Ute quarterbacks an edge should opposing defenses elect to blitz the young Ute QBs. These included Quick Slant Patterns; Draw Plays; Screen Passes and possibly even a shovel pass. The Ute fanbase will be thrilled to learn this!
Utah @ 
Arizona State .
