Utah then returned home and dropped a 2-0 result to LSU at Ute Field in Salt Lake City. “This was a big time win against a very tough Washington team,” said head coach Hideki Nakada. In the second half, Utah’s back line kept the Huskies quiet. Utah pressed for a response after halftime and out-shot LSU 9-0 in the second half, also earning all nine corner kicks awarded in the second half. Utah will try to regroup on Thursday when it hosts Utah Tech at Ute Field at 7 p.m MDT.