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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In the famed football haunts of Provo, where the air is thin and the spirit is thick, there's a name that whispers of greatness even in the quietest of moments: Chase Roberts.
By: Dick Harmon
dick harmon BYU quarterback Gifford Nielsen hands off to Todd Christensen during game against Arizona Oct. 29, 1977. | Photography by: Mark Philbrick/B
By: Dick Harmon
Former Houston Oiler quarterback Gifford Nielsen says time has changed some of the nuances of NFL teams over the years — some for the better, some not.
Are the lights too bright? Will Colorado's shine dazzle San Antonio, overshadow BYU and the Alamo Bowl scene? Or will it boil down to blocking, tackling, catching and running?
There will be lots of eyeballs on BYU and Colorado when the two teams meet in San Antonio on Saturday
By: Dick Harmon
Special teams also came up big for the Cougars, who notched their 11th win of the season
Kevin Young fared far better than his predecessor in his Big 12 debut as BYU took care of business in a 76-56 win over Arizona State on New Year's Eve at the Marriott Center.
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