SALT LAKE CITY — On Saturday, Utah football players will don a hand-painted helmet as part of a yearly tradition the university started in 2016 with the traditional black drum and feather logo.

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Longtime Utah Utes football fan Travis Vallejo stopped what he was doing when the football team revealed the helmets for Saturday’s game against No. 6 USC. He was so filled with emotion he that ...

Utah football will continue its annual tradition of sporting hand-painted helmets with its final home game Saturday. The Utes have endured a frustrating campaign defined largely by injuries and ...

That commitment will continue in 2022 with the Utes wearing custom, hand-painted helmets honoring Jordan and Lowe on Oct. 15 against USC. Utah originally revealed the new look during a post ...

Utah football continues its tradition of showcasing meaningful themes with its annual hand-painted helmet, and this year’s design celebrates Polynesian culture within the program. Unveiled on ...

Utah football is known for many things, but one that catches the eye of the entire college football world every year is the hand-painted helmets the program rolls out for one game every season.

Utah State will have some of the most unique helmets in college football this season. On Friday, the team announced it will embrace its agriculture roots and wear cow-themed helmets this season.

Utah State will be wearing a special cow-pattern helmet for their season opener on Saturday against Robert Morris, celebrating the deep agricultural history of the Cache County university.

In 2021, Utah’s director of equipment, Cody Heidbreder, asked Villarreal if he could paint helmets commemorating the passing of Utah players Ty Jordan in 2020 and Aaron Lowe in 2021.