Sean Walker

Week 2 of the NFL preseason is pivotal for a lot of players, especially those trying to make an active roster. Here's a look at how several former Utah high school and college football players performed.

PROVO — Football took former Provo High standout Kirk Chambers to some of the highest levels, to a Stanford education, to the sixth round of the NFL draft, and to a dozen years in the NFL.

SANDY — Sergi Solans isn't going anywhere any time soon, if Real Salt Lake has something to say about it.

WOODS CROSS — After jumping out to a 20-0 halftime lead, Woods Cross' football team thought there might be some smooth sailing ahead during its Week 2 classic with West Field.

The senior fullback finished off a clinical drive with 1:10 remaining, powering in for a 5-yard touchdown to help Woods Cross escape with a 26-21 victory and a 2-0 start to the season.

PROVO — Sione Moa was smiling, laughing and cracking jokes in his usual way as he exited the BYU practice field after a training-camp workout Tuesday, which may not seem like anything out of the ordinary.

Volume 0% Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes LEHI — Orem's defense came in with some of more-feared players in the state Saturday

PROVO — Three college soccer players from the state of Utah were named to the most prestigious watch list in the sport Wednesday by the Missouri Athletic Club.

The latest additions to the BYU athletics hall of fame include former football stars Jason Buck and Kyle Van Noy; women's soccer and track and field All-American Shauna Rohbock; women's volleyball standout Amy Boswell Usevitch; and Wally Joyner, who many consider to be the greatest baseball player to ever come through BYU.

PROVO — BYU football put the finishing touches on training camp ahead of the highly anticipated 2026 season Monday and Tuesday, and now shifts its attention to the Sept. 5 season opener against Utah Tech.