In this file photo, Pittsburgh Steelers guard Chris Kemoeatu celebrates following Pittsburgh's 27-23 win over the Arizona Cardinals in the NFL Super Bowl XLIII football game, Feb. 1, 2009, in Tampa, Fla.
John Bazemore, Associated Press
It'll be an extra super Sunday for Ex-Ute Stevenson Sylvester. The Pittsburgh Steelers rookie is profiled by his hometown Las Vegas Review-Journal, who caught up with one of Sly's high school coaches.
— Utah alum Chris Kemoeatu is the only remaining starter on the offensive line from the Steelers' Super Bowl championship team in 2009.
— A sports site Down Under laments the fact that former Ute Andrew Bogut has once again come up short in his bid to become Australia's first NBA All-Star.
— ESPN The Magazine's Kevin Collier includes ex-Utah coach Ron McBride in an article exmaining the prominent role of fax machines in college football recruiting. In 1999, Van Brown, the younger brother of three-time Pro Bowl linebacker Chad Brown, was undecided and sent letters-of-intent to both Oregon and Utah. The Ducks, however, got their copy first.
— And finally, Utah alum Zane Taylor made a good impression earlier in the week at the NFLPA Game practice in Texas.
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Too bad George isn't playing for Green Bay, otherwise it would have been another tackling error with the game on the line.