Mike Sorensen
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Mike Sorensen has covered sports at the Deseret News since 1979. He has covered golf his entire career and nearly every sport you can think of, but for the past 15 years his main beats have been college football and college basketball. He also writes a weekly column that appears on Mondays. Mike has won numerous writing awards both locally and nationally, more than 20 in the past decade alone. He lives in Salt Lake City with his wife, Connie, and they are the parents of four terrific children and have one remarkable grandchild. His father, Parry, was a beloved professor at the University of Utah for more than 40 years.

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Nevada pro John Shaw led a group of four qualifiers at the U.S. Open local qualifying tournament at Hidden Valley Country Club.
Sirene Blair capped off a sterling high school career with her fourth-straight individual title while helping lead Bingham to its fourth-straight 5A team title.
The Utah Jazz will have a lot of choices to make this summer with a roster that includes eight free agents-to-be.
By Mike Sorensen
By Mike Sorensen
Two-thirds of the Jazz players are free agents, but people won't know for a while which players will return next year.
Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap, the mainstays of the Utah Jazz the past three years, may both opt to leave as free agents this summer rather than return to the Jazz.
The Utah Jazz could have a new point guard next considering that all three of their point guards are free agents over the age of 30.
Utah senior running back Kelvin York is practicing again after sitting out with a turf toe injury and has several backs challenging him for the No. 1 spot.
To the Utah Jazz's benefit, they faced the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday night without the reigning Western Conference player of the week.