GHS Hall of Fame
Grantsville High School is now accepting nominations for the Hall of Fame. This year’s deadline is Jan. 10, 2022.
The three categories are:
Pride: Any former Grantsville student-athlete who has excelled as a student-athlete at Grantsville, in college, or professionally.
Tradition: A teacher, administrator or staff member who has made significant contributions to the school or district.
Excellence: Any alumnus who has gone to achieve success in the world of education, business, research, medicine or other field, and has made contributions to their organization and to society.
The committee will go through the application process then select this year’s Hall of Fame inductees. All previous nominees within the last five years will be considered as well.
The nomination form is available at grantsvillehigh.tooeleschools.org.
Boys Basketball
Region 7
Payson 9-0
Cottonwood 6-1
Uintah 6-2
Stansbury 5-2
Cedar Valley 3-3
Hillcrest 2-5
Tooele 0-8
Region 13
Grantsville 7-0
Morgan 7-1
Ben Lomond 6-3
Layton Christian 5-3
Ogden 5-4
South Summit 6-5
Utah Jazz
With Donovan Mitchell back in Salt Lake City nursing a lower left back strain, the Utah Jazz knew they would have to find a way to make up for their star’s absence.
While many assumed it would take a massive effort to replace Mitchell’s 25.1 points per game, the Jazz had other plans. Rather than trying to make up for what Mitchell brings to the Jazz on offense, Utah elected to get defensive.
Limiting San Antonio to a rough shooting night on offense, the Jazz overcame a late Spurs push to win 110-104 on Monday night. Not only was it Utah’s fourth win in a row and 12th victory in their last 14 games, but it was also their seventh consecutive win on the road.
Jordan Clarkson came off the bench to play 32 minutes and led the Jazz in scoring with 23. Bojan Bogdanovic scored 19, Joe Ingles 17, Rudy Gobert 16, Hassan Whiteside 13, and Mike Conley 12.
The Jazz (24-9) travel to Portland (13-20) for a game tonight.
Today’s Bowl Games
Birmingham Bowl
Houston vs. Auburn
Noon, ESPN
First Responder Bowl
Air Force vs. Louisville
3:15 p.m., ESPN
Liberty Bowl
Miss St. vs. Texas Tech
6:45 p.m., ESPN
Holiday Bowl
UCLA vs. NC State
8 p.m., Fox
Guaranteed Rate Bowl
W. Virginia vs. Minnesota
10 p.m., ESPN
Wednesday’s Bowl Games
Pinstripe Bowl
Maryland vs. Va. Tech
2:15 p.m., ESPN
Cheez-It Bowl
Clemson vs. Iowa State
5:45 p.m., ESPN
Alamo Bowl
Oregon vs. Oklahoma
9:15 p.m., ESPN
Thursday’s Bowl Games
Duke’s Mayo Bowl
N. Carolina vs. S. Carolina
11:30 a.m., ESPN
Music City Bowl
Tennessee vs. Purdue
3 p.m., ESPN
Peach Bowl
Michigan St. vs. Pitt
7 p.m., ESPN
Vegas Bowl
Wisconsin vs. Arizona St
10:30 p.m., ESPN
NFL Power Rankings
Kansas City (11-4)
Green Bay (12-2)
Dallas (11-4)
Tampa Bay (11-4)
LA Rams (11-4)
Indianapolis (9-6)
Buffalo Bills (9-6)
Tennessee Titans (10-5)
New England (9-6)
Cincinnati (9-6)
Arizona (10-5)
San Fran (8-7)
Philadelphia (8-7)
Baltimore (8-7)
LA Chargers (8-7)
Miami (8-7)
Las Vegas (8-7)