Utah should keep their eye on the ball, approach one game at a time, respect their opponent, and take care of business tomorrow against up-and-coming New Mexico.

Now that that's out of the way, let's discuss what this game really means to Utah and how they plan to use it as a stepping stone or a litmus test for the rest of the season.

Without question, great coaches like Kyle Whittingham will not overlook an opponent. But there is something to be said when a 7-1, No. 14-ranked team squares off at home against an 0-7 team lacking an identity and has made more headlines off the field than on it.

Not to mention the Utes will be looking for their 16th straight home win and 13th...

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