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Show Vernal Express iHMHi2Augu U7 , 'Jj S$J Jc3 Dino offeese proves extinct By Cast ftctTBgai Exprew Writer The Carbon Dino offense was unable to put a single touchdown on the scoreboard against the stifling Uintah Utes' defense last weekend. The Utes, led by a stout defensive line anchored by Rusty Farnsworth and Kolby Lance, stopped the majority of Carbon's run plays in the backfield in their 35-6 victory on Friday night. The Dinos lone score came from an interception return by Carbon's Matt Salas, who grabbed another pick before the game ended. Dallas Smuin, Uintah's quar terback, was on target, throwing for one touchdown and running for another. Coach Doug Harding felt that, like Smuin, the entire Utes squad did a tremendous job. "First and foremost I felt everyone on the team put forth a good effort," said Harding. "We played well together and worked hard. We looked better as a team. This was a collective effort." Despite Harding's focus on team play, Cylor Morgan's speed was on display throughout the game. He ranfortwo touchdowns and caught apass to add one more score. Colter Christensen scored the first touchdown for the Utes, with a hard fought drive up the middle of the Dino's defense to the end zone. Place kicker Tyler Larsen put every ball his foot touched through the uprights. Defensively, Uintah's line controlled the trenches, forcing Carbon to look for other ways to gain yards than the trusty run up the middle. Dax Nyberg, a junior outside linebacker, was all over the field making plays. He finished the game with two sacks, five tackles and a recovered fumble. "Nyberg is young and has a lot to learn at his position, but he put forth a good effort," said Nyberg. IN ..1 2 i r -a mm Inexperienced players like Nyberg and Chris Wilson will have to be at the best as the Utes prepare to face Orem this weekend. "We can expect a big physical team. I think if some of the young guys can step up then we should give them a run for their money, " said Harding. He continued that Orem had a pair of big strong runningbacks that they will look to use extensively. "If we can get this team to believe in themselves and not get down on themselves too hard when they make a mistake, then I think they will be scary good. We will be really tough," said Harding. V Derek Bunderson concentrates on catching this pass during the UintahCarbon game on Saturday. t 3 J ram ' 't. Dax Nyberg jumps on the fumble after it was knocked free of the Carbon running back's hands. Carbon's offense did not score a single touchdown in the entire game, thanks in part to Nyberg and a solid defensive line performance. Fundamentally sound sports at UHS Editor's note: This is the start of a sports column that will appear weekly in the Express by Casey Christensen. Bt Zuei Ccairea Express Writer The fall sports teams are beginning be-ginning their seasons, and every coach that I have spoken with is maintaining one constant theme. Head football coach Doug Harding Hard-ing said, "We're trying to instill great fundamentals in these younger guys." In every sport, coaches always stress the word fundamentals. In sports, that means the basics, the way you lower your level to make a tackle in football or the position you strive to stay in during a wrestling match. Spectators hardly notice such things, but in nearly every drill a coach stresses fundamentals. These help athletes to be successful suc-cessful in their athletic lives. However, they are not the most important fundamentals taught on the green fields or in the gyms. The best programs are filled with competitors who are not only schooled in the fundamentals fundamen-tals that will make them successful suc-cessful in sports, but also in life. 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