Future Ute Enjoys Dazzling Debut (Albeit in a Loss)
One other thing ... remember Josh Sharp?
The Utes signed the 6-foot-7 forward from Lone Peak High School to a letter of intent last week, even though Sharp had averaged only about seven points and six rebounds a game for the defending Class 5-A champions.
But in the first game of his senior season, Sharp led the Knights with a game-high 26 points in their surprising-but-narrow home loss to defending Class 4-A champion Provo on Tuesday night. Sharp plans to walk-on with the Utes for a season before serving an LDS Church mission.
The Utes signed the 6-foot-7 forward from Lone Peak High School to a letter of intent last week, even though Sharp had averaged only about seven points and six rebounds a game for the defending Class 5-A champions.
But in the first game of his senior season, Sharp led the Knights with a game-high 26 points in their surprising-but-narrow home loss to defending Class 4-A champion Provo on Tuesday night. Sharp plans to walk-on with the Utes for a season before serving an LDS Church mission.
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