Cyrus Nielsen brings Utah a big-bodied freshman with local roots and upside
In the 2026 season, Cyrus Nielsen is a 6-foot-5, 315-pound freshman offensive lineman from Sandy, Utah, who gives the Utes a homegrown road-grader with SEC-style size and developmental upside.[1][2] He’s listed as active, but there are no game stats or news notes yet, so the main draw is projection: size, frame, and the chance to be molded in Utah’s physical line room.[1][2]
Idaho W 66-14 
ARK W 43-10 
USU 7:30 PM 
IaSt 7:30 PM 
KU TBD –
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