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The NHL team moving from Arizona to Salt Lake City will be known as Utah, at least initially, until a long-term name is determined. “We’ll start with Utah on the jersey and we’ll figure out the logo and everything else and what it is that we are,” new owner Ryan Smith told The Associated Press on Thursday. “We’re going to be Utah either way. We have the first part of the name. We don’t have the last.” Smith Entertainment Group, which bought the franchise formerly known as the Coyotes in a deal unanimously approved Thursday by the league’s Board of Governors, has already contracted ad agency Doubleday & Cartwright for rebranding efforts. Former owner Alex Meruelo keeps the Coyotes name and has the chance to reactivate the franchise if he’s able to build an arena. The short timeline of relocating the club could mean it has a placeholder name for the first season, like the Professional Women’s Hockey League did for year one or Washington’s NFL team had in 2020 and ’21 before becoming the Commanders. “It’ll be Utah something, obviously,” Smith said. “It’s really important that we’re not saying, ‘Hey, this has to be ready by the fall,’ especially
Utah State’s new head coach Jerrod Calhoun has added a second transfer of this offseason, Stetson forward/center and native of Belgium, Aubin Gateretse. It’s an addition that adds size (he stands 6-foot-11 and weighs 210 lbs) to the Aggies, something sorely needed in the wake of departures from Great Osobor, Kalifa Sakho and Max Agbonkpolo. The rest of Utah State’s roster as currently formed consists of a lot of dynamic guards. Deyton Albury, Josh Uduje and Mason Falslev look like they’ll jointly carry a lot of the load for this team. Even Isaac Johnson is more of a perimeter big as a stretch five. There wasn’t much interior presence left on the team. Gateretse’s addition balances the equation. RELATED: — 2024 Utah State Men’s/Women’s Basketball Transfer and Roster Tracker The most concise, though also extreme, display of what his impact can potentially be is his performance against Milwaukee back on Nov. 20. On that night, Gateretse scored a career-best 26 points on 12-of-13 shooting, grabbed 11 boards and set another career high with four blocked shots. That highlight reel is most of what you should expect to see Gateretse do a lot of with Utah State: Score at the rim Rebound Block
LOGAN — In a big early recruiting win for new head coach Wes Brooks, Ridgeline guard Elise Livingston has switched her recruiting commitment to Utah Valley over to Utah State. Committed🤘🏽 #goaggies pic.twitter.com/UjFx9Yyszm — Elise Livingston (@eliseliv_) April 19, 2024 “We’re very excited about Elise and bringing in a local kid from Ridgeline who is a state champion,” Brooks said in a statement. “She is a winner, which is one thing we love about her. She’ll bring the ability to shoot the ball as well as a defensive presence for our press, so we’re very excited about her game.” Livingston was a four-year letterwinner and three-year starter for the Riverhawks. She averaged 11.1 points, 1.7 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.6 steals in 99 career appearances. In her senior season, Livingston scored a career-best 14.7 points per game on 49.8 percent shooting (35.8 percent from three). Ridgeline’s head coach, Ainsli Jenks, said Utah State is “lucky to have her.” “We are so excited for Elise to be playing right here in Logan next season,” Jenks said. “She was an integral part of our success and I think will really be able to help the new coaches at USU build a great
LOGAN, Utah – Utah State football will hold a light practice in lieu of its annual Blue vs. White Spring Showcase on Merlin Olsen Field at Maverik Stadium on Saturday, April 20. The team will begin warming up at 12:30 p.m., and the practice will conclude around 1:30 p.m. “Due to injuries and attrition this spring, the number of available players is not where we need it be to hold a traditional spring game, so we will hold a light practice,” said USU head coach Blake Anderson. “Everyone that is available to practice will practice, but it will be in drill settings.” Fans will have the opportunity to win prizes during the practice with various on-field competitions. Following the practice, Utah State’s football players will participate in a youth clinic on the field for all kids ages 12 and under. Gates at Maverik Stadium will open at noon. The South Ticket Office at Maverik Stadium, as well as concessions on the south concourse, will also open at noon. Ticket office representatives will be available to answer any ticket-related questions and assist with football season ticket renewals. Fans will also have the opportunity to buy official Utah State gear at its
PHOENIX (AP) — NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman sat next to the former Arizona Coyotes owner in a downtown Phoenix hotel meeting room, trying to put a positive spin on the funeral for a franchise. Later Friday, Bettman sat next to the new Coyotes owner in Salt Lake City to bask in the excitement of the league’s newest city and a fan base that had been itching for another team to join the NBA’s Utah Jazz. One day, two drastically different news conferences for the same hockey team. Arizona Coyotes Chairman and Governor Alex Meruelo, left, speaks as NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, right, listens as they hold a news conference regarding a provision for Arizona to get an expansion team if a new arena is built within the next five years with the announcement of the current team relocating to Salt Lake City, Friday, April 19, 2024, in Phoenix. The Coyotes are officially headed to Salt Lake City after NHL Board of Governors voted Thursday to approve a $1.2 billion sale from Meruelo to Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith, with Meruelo retaining the Coyotes’ name, logo and trademark. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin) Ross D. Franklin “If you look back from the
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