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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We may not have seen the last of Jerry Sloan on an NBA court after all.
Kyler Dearden had more to play for Monday than just beating the top high school senior golfers at the 7th annual Hidden Valley Senior Golf Invitational at Hidden Valley Country Club.
You could say the Utah quarterback situation has gone from "awful" to "awesome."
For Bonneville coach Blair Garner, it was a "perfect ending" at the 4A girls golf tournament Wednesday at Wasatch Mountain State Park Golf Course. Not only did the Lakers win their second straight 4A title, but...
About the only mystery surrounding Wednesday's 5A girls golf tournament at Wasatch Mountain State Park Golf Course was whether or not the last groups would finish their rounds before it was too dark to see.
One thing you can bet on is that the Jazz won't have four point guards on their team next year.
The Utah Jazz have one of the youngest teams in the NBA. Their core of young players makes the Jazz a threat in the future.
Through the first three games of the series, the Utah and San Antonio benches had each other played pretty even, with the Spurs holding a slim 117-112 edge in total points, despite the Spurs' overall dominance.
I don't know about you, but I enjoyed this past NBA regular season more than most. And it had little to do with Blake Griffin's dunks, the two weeks of Lin-sanity or the season-long development of a young Jazz ...
Derrick Favors got his minutes Saturday night. But it didn't make any difference in the outcome as the Jazz were beaten by San Antonio for the third time in three playoff games.