Trent Toone
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Trent Toone is a journalist for the Deseret News, where he writes for a variety of feature sections. Toone was raised in Northern Utah and graduated from the University of Utah in 2003. He has worked for several newspapers and received many awards over his journalism career.

Toone is the author of "No Excuses, No Regrets," the sports biography of NFL football player Eric Weddle. He served an LDS mission to Santiago, Chile, and spent a year teaching seminary. Like his father before him, he is a proud Eagle Scout.

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In this latest book of the "Saints at War" series, Mormon veterans of various wars share experiences of divine protection, fulfillment of priesthood blessings and other miracles that occurred while in their cou...
Since leaving for the NFL in 2007, Eric Weddle has become an unofficial ambassador for the University of Utah football program.
Although he is away from his LDS ward for many Sundays each year, San Diego Chargers safety Eric Weddle strives to stay true to this faith and values.
Five months into her pregnancy, doctors told Debbie Weddle there was a good chance she would lose her her child.
In his new book, Elder Richard G. Scott of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles offers 21 principles aimed at helping people understand how to be guided by the Spirit.
While playing in a baseball game during his junior year of high school, Eric Weddle was beaned in the face with a fastball. The unfortunate incident altered the course of his life. This is an excerpt from the b...
When Urban Meyer announced his 2003 recruiting class, Eric Weddle was barely mentioned. Yet three games into the season, Weddle was in the starting lineup. This story is an excerpt from his new book, "No Excuse...
Paul Cardall has composed and produced a soundtrack for T.C. Christensen's new film "Ephraim's Rescue." The CD also features additional music by Steven Sharp Nelson, Aaron Ashton and Dallyn Vail Bayles.
As of May 1, BYUtv has added international programming in Utah, Central and South America to better serve Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking audiences.
Tyler Hansen, a defenseman for the Kamloops Blazers, has decided to leave hockey to serve an LDS mission.