Utah started the 2022 season with an epic game in the Swamp against Florida that didn't go quite their way. Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin goes into depth about the game and what it means for the Utes the rest of the season with former Utah offensive linemen Isaac Asiata. 

Asiata talks about what he liked from that game, what he didn't like, and how Utah goes about using what they learned about themselves against the Gators to get better and keep their goals alive. While Southern Utah isn't the most exciting game on the schedule, Asiata does feel like it makes for a great tune-up game for the Utes to work on what they need to going forward. 

You can follow Michelle Bodkin on Twitter at  @BodkinKSLsports and Isaac Asiata at @AsiataFive4

Utah started the 2022 season with an epic game in the Swamp against Florida that didn't go quite their way. Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin goes into depth about the game and what it means for the Utes the rest of the season with former Utah offensive linemen Isaac Asiata. 
Asiata talks about what he liked from that game, what he didn't like, and how Utah goes about using what they learned about themselves against the Gators to get better and keep their goals alive. While Southern Utah isn't the most exciting game on the schedule, Asiata does feel like it makes for a great tune-up game for the Utes to work on what they need to going forward. 
You can follow Michelle Bodkin on Twitter at  <a href="https://twitter.com/BodkinKSLsports">@BodkinKSLsports</a> and Isaac Asiata at <a href="https://twitter.com/AsiataFive4">@AsiataFive4</a>

Crimson Corner is the one-stop for all things University of Utah Athletics hosted by Utah insider Trevor Allen.

Ute fans will find interviews with current players, coaches and staff alongside expert analysis of every game, story and angle coming out of the University of Utah.  

Crimson Corner will feature guest hosts including former Utes – Scott Mitchell and Tom Hackett. KSL TV’s Jeremiah Jensen and Sam Farnsworth will also make appearances.

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Crimson Corner is the one-stop for all things University of Utah Athletics hosted by Utah insider Trevor Allen.
Ute fans will find interviews with current players, coaches and staff alongside expert analysis of every game, story and angle coming out of the University of Utah. &nbsp;
Crimson Corner will feature guest hosts including former Utes &ndash; Scott Mitchell and Tom Hackett. KSL TV&rsquo;s Jeremiah Jensen and Sam Farnsworth will also make appearances.
&nbsp;All Rights Reserved, Bonneville International

Crimson Corner Podcast

Crimson Corner is the one-stop for all things the University of Utah Athletics hosted by Utah insider Michelle Bodkin.

Ute fans will find interviews with current players, coaches and staff alongside expert analysis of every game, story and angle coming out of the University of Utah.  

Crimson Corner will feature guest from the University and the Pac-12 Conference.

 All Rights Reserved, Bonneville International

Crimson Corner is the one-stop for all things the University of Utah Athletics hosted by Utah insider Michelle Bodkin.
Ute fans will find interviews with current players, coaches and staff alongside expert analysis of every game, story and angle coming out of the University of Utah.  
Crimson Corner will feature guest from the University and the Pac-12 Conference.
 All Rights Reserved, Bonneville International

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Michelle Bodkin Review Florida, Looks Ahead To SUU With Isaac Asiata

Reviewing Florida, Looking Ahead To SUU With Isaac Asiata

On this very special edition of the Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin invites former Utah football players Lauvale Sape and Kawika Casco along with Sape's wife Sarah to talk about the devastation from the Maui fire and what they are doing to help.

The Sapes are using their Sape Foundation to help raise funds for the island of Maui where they and Casco are from. Casco who works for the Maui Fire Department describes his experience trying to save lives as he watched his home burn up.

All three give a heartfelt plea to help them raise funds that will be used for recovery in Maui as well as a big thank you to their Utah Athletics Ohana. Make sure to look for Lauvale, Sarah and Kawika at Thursday's opener against Florida during the first quarter for more information.

You can donate to the Sape Foundation here.

On this very special edition of the Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin invites former Utah football players Lauvale Sape and Kawika Casco along with Sape's wife Sarah to talk about the devastation from the Maui fire and what they are doing to help.
The Sapes are using their Sape Foundation to help raise funds for the island of Maui where they and Casco are from. Casco who works for the Maui Fire Department describes his experience trying to save lives as he watched his home burn up.
All three give a heartfelt plea to help them raise funds that will be used for recovery in Maui as well as a big thank you to their Utah Athletics Ohana. Make sure to look for Lauvale, Sarah and Kawika at Thursday's opener against Florida during the first quarter for more information.
You can donate to the <a href="https://sapefoundation.org/">Sape Foundation here</a>.

Crimson Corner Talks To The Sape Foundation About Relief Efforts For Maui

Lauvale & Sarah Sape, Kawika Casco Spread Love To Maui

This week's Crimson Corner features head Utah women's basketball coach Lynne Roberts. Host Michelle Bodkin askes Roberts about the team's recent successes and what is next. The pair go into the roster both returning and new while taking a look at a memorable moment from the Utes' recent Sweet 16 trip.

Michelle and Roberts then turn the conversation to asking for help. Roberts goes into detail about the advice she got from Stanford's Tara VanDerveer and the input she received from various other Pac-12 women's coaches in improving the product she puts out on the floor at Utah. Finally, Roberts discusses picking Utah head football coach Kyle Whittingham's brain along with cues she's taken on team branding from the Red Rocks.

This week's Crimson Corner features head Utah women's basketball coach Lynne Roberts. Host Michelle Bodkin askes Roberts about the team's recent successes and what is next. The pair go into the roster both returning and new while taking a look at a memorable moment from the Utes' recent Sweet 16 trip.
Michelle and Roberts then turn the conversation to asking for help. Roberts goes into detail about the advice she got from Stanford's Tara VanDerveer and the input she received from various other Pac-12 women's coaches in improving the product she puts out on the floor at Utah. Finally, Roberts discusses picking Utah head football coach Kyle Whittingham's brain along with cues she's taken on team branding from the Red Rocks.

Lynne Roberts Talks Asking For Help, Growing Utah Women's Basketball

Lynne Roberts On Asking For Help, Growing Utah Women's Basketball

Crimson Corner returns with the first student-athlete host Michelle Bodkin ever got to know well and ultimately led her to covering sports in Utah safety Robert "RoJo" Johnson. Michelle and Johnson take a trip down memory lane to their criminology class in 2009 shortly after the Utes' Sugar Bowl victory.

The duo discusses the 2008 BCS Busters' upcoming induction into the Crimson Club Hall of Fame, how that team has remained close nearly 15 years later, and what it means knowing their success helped launch Utah's football's tremendous growth over the past 13 seasons in the Pac-12. 

RoJo and Michelle then turn to the current state of affairs in college football discussing NIL, how Utah is managing it thus far, and why the coaching stability that head coach Kyle Whittingham has provided has allowed the program to flourish. Finally, the two get into what Johnson has been up lately including a new job at the University of Utah, running youth football camps, and talking about social health with other former Utes David Kozlowski and Kenneth Scott.

You can follow Robert Johnson on Instagram @robertljohnson32 and Michelle Bodkin @BodkinKSLsports.

Crimson Corner returns with the first student-athlete host Michelle Bodkin ever got to know well and ultimately led her to covering sports in Utah safety Robert "RoJo" Johnson. Michelle and Johnson take a trip down memory lane to their criminology class in 2009 shortly after the Utes' Sugar Bowl victory.
The duo discusses the 2008 BCS Busters' upcoming induction into the Crimson Club Hall of Fame, how that team has remained close nearly 15 years later, and what it means knowing their success helped launch Utah's football's tremendous growth over the past 13 seasons in the Pac-12. 
RoJo and Michelle then turn to the current state of affairs in college football discussing NIL, how Utah is managing it thus far, and why the coaching stability that head coach Kyle Whittingham has provided has allowed the program to flourish. Finally, the two get into what Johnson has been up lately including a new job at the University of Utah, running youth football camps, and talking about social health with other former Utes David Kozlowski and Kenneth Scott.
You can follow Robert Johnson on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/robertljohnson32/">@robertljohnson32</a> and Michelle Bodkin <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bodkinkslsports/">@BodkinKSLsports</a>.

Robert "RoJo" Johnson Talks About The "Good Ol' Days" And What Makes Utah So Special

Reviewing Florida, Looking Ahead To SUU With Isaac Asiata

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