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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John Beck has become a nomad quarterback in the NFL with his latest stop being the Houston Texans.
Harvey Unga is making his comeback. The bruising running back is trying to become one of the Monsters of the Midway.
Editor's note: This is the last of three columns reflecting on the career of College Hall of Fame inductee Ty Detmer.
When the folks who control the College Football Hall of Fame picked the 2012 class and announced it to the world this past week, it was a big deal in Texas that four of those players to be inducted grew up in o...
The latest BYU quarterback to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame remains his old self, a guy who doesn't get caught up in his fame. He's due for a new Ford pickup. He says his star status in Tex...
Some call it real football. Rugby, a clash of meat and bones, with no protection — its a game of speed and power where the smart and practiced usually rise to the top.
Holly Mendenhall's daily schedule springs forward like a fired bullet — a blur of meals, taxi services and baskets of laundry. Outgoing, engaging and quick with banter, she is the polar opposite of her in...
Is it true college football does not further the primary purpose of higher education, which is academics? Therefore, should it be banned? Famous sports author Buzz Bissinger believes it should be taken away fro...
BYU golf coach Bruce Brockbank has at least two chances to see two of his guys shine on the national scene. One chance is at the NCAA regionals; another is the U.S. Open.
Two Nationwide Tour veterans snagged the first two of five places in the U.S. Open qualifying at Alpine Country Club on Monday. A BYU varsity golfer then won a playoff spot in a seven-man playoff.