Dick Harmon
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Dick Harmon is a columnist for the Deseret News with a focus on college athletics. He previously worked as executive sports editor, sports columnist, city editor and police reporter for the Provo Daily Herald for 26 years. He has often appeared on ESPN and other broadcasting programs nationwide. He has written three books and co-authored a fourth. His work has appeared in The Sporting News and other national publications. He and his wife AnnaLee have four children and reside in Orem, Utah.

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Both BYU's administration and football coach Bronco Mendenhall seem interested in extending the coach's contract beyond this year. One possible reason it hasn't happened yet is that BYU President Cecil O. Samue...
PROVO — Tony Finau stepped out of the Canadian Tour just long enough to defend his Provo Open title Saturday, firing a final round seven-under par 66 on a day he made eight birdies at East Bay Golf Course...
Four years ago, BYU coach Dave Rose learned he had pancreatic cancer. Looking at the ordeal through the eyes of his children, the lesson they learned is that giving their father hope made a difference.
In a record-setting run of months where buyers have grabbed guns and ammo, the simple .22 caliber bullet has become one of the toughest finds in outdoor sporting equipment.
On the eve of the U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club in Pennsylvania, a little celebration of the game of golf took place with Utah Gov. Gary Herbert Wednesday at East Bay Golf Course as part of the opening festivit...
Coaches Kyle Whittingham, Bronco Mendenhall, LaVell Edwards and Ron McBride all lend a hand for the 24th-annual Kidney Foundation golf tournament Monday in Salt Lake City.
From personal observations and discussing BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall extensively with those who know this intensely private man, here’s a list of reasons why Mendenhall seeks to extend his BYU contract p...
BYU freshman Jacob Hannemann has decided to join the Chicago Cubs and forgo playing more college baseball or football. In breaking down the plusses and minuses, former pro player Mitch Jones discusses the decis...
Mike Jacobsen has spent 29 years as the athletic director at UVU and led the school through a myriad landmark moves. He officially retires at the end of June.
One of the most decorated track athletes in BYU history, Ed Eyestone, has been promoted to head track coach for both women and men, and he believes he can take the program to the next level.