Utah takes advantage of five turnovers to outlast Colorado

BOULDER, Colo. -- Reggie Dunn got his hands on the football just one time Friday, and that's all he needed to send Utah past Colorado 42-35, sealing the worst season in the Buffaloes' storied history. "I can't for the life of me figure out why they kicked to Reggie Dunn," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. "But we're glad they did." Utah's last two opponents, Washington and Arizona, used short kickoffs to keep the ball away from the NCAA record-holding returner, and the Buffs used booming touchbacks at altitude to do the same thing for most of the afternoon. Yet, following Marques Mosley 's 100-yard kickoff return for a Colorado score, Buffaloes kicker Zach Grossnickle booted it right to Dunn, who responded with his own 100-yard TD return 13 seconds after Mosley's to break a 35-35 tie.