Dick Harmon is a sports columnist at Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, with a particular focus on football, college sports, and basketball, especially in relation to the Big 12 Conference and Utah. Harmon’s insights and analyses have also been featured in Deseret News.
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Dick Harmon’s articles largely focus on local sports, particularly college basketball and BYU. He regularly provides event coverage along with expert commentary, indicating that he values insights from knowledgeable sources in the sports industry.
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By: Dick Harmon
dick harmon BYU linebacker Aisea Moa (58) and fellow linebacker Isaiah Glasker (16) celebrate Glasker's interception that led to a
BYU might have more talent, but Utah might have more motivation at home.
dick harmon Utah Utes players celebrate from the sidelines after Utah scored a basket during a game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys at the Jon M.
Craig Smith’s team left Saturday’s win with more answers than BYU’s Kevin Young.
dick harmon Utah Utes guard Hunter Erickson (0) drives the ball to the hoop during a basketball game between the Utah Utes and the Brigham Young Cougars at the Jon M.
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