The Holy War in college football just got a little more interesting. No. 4 Utah will host No. 8 BYU on Saturday in Salt Lake City after each team got a little boost in the USA TODAY Coaches Poll.
BYU enters with three straight wins over their in-state rival, however, the Utes remain undefeated this season.
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Ahead of their game against Cincinnati today, Utah is a perfect 8-0, including a win over No. 19 Houston. Dual-threat quarterback Devon Dampier continues to drive the offense through the air and ground.
On the flip side, despite beating previously unbeaten No. 6 Notre Dame, BYU suffered their first loss to unranked UCF and unranked Arizona State also put up a fight against a struggling Bear Bachmeier.
There's plenty of fireworks set to ignite at Rice Eccles Stadium between these two long-time rivals. While the game is a week away, tickets are still available, however, you'll have to pay a pretty penny.
Check out the latest prices below and gear up for a classic college football rivalry game.
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The historic Holy War between Utah and BYU is will take place on Saturday, Nov. 7 at Rice Eccles Stadium. As of publication, ticket prices have dropped slightly and now start at $438.
For the ultimate experience, Ledge seating in the endzone starts at $2,141 in Section L2.
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Utah vs. BYU Week 10 college football game information
- When is Utah vs. BYU? Saturday, Nov. 7
- Where is Utah vs. BYU? Rice Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City
- What time is Utah vs. BYU? Noon ET
- How much are tickets for Utah vs. BYU? Starting at $438
Utah football ranking
Following the Week 10 unveiling of the US LBM Coaches Poll, the Utah Utes are the No. 4 ranked team ahead of their game against No. 8 BYU.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Holy War set for Saturday when No. 4 Utah hosts No. 8 BYU and ticket prices are dropping
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