Could Dorian Singer return as NCAA looks for 5th year?

The NCAA is looking at a potential change to its eligibility rule that would allow athletes to have five full seasons, while eliminating the redshirt season.
Host Josh Furlong takes a look at the change and what it could mean for Utah, particularly in the case of wide receiver Dorian Singer, who has expressed interest in coming back for another season.
He also talks about the contrasting Huntsman Center vibes and how it's been lost on basketball but remains as strong as ever for gymnastics. He also recaps the men's and women's basketball seasons, while giving a look at the Red Rocks ahead of a big quad meet.
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On the men's basketball front, there's no belief from the fans that the situation is going to improve. The athletic department hasn't shown any legitimate commitment to men's basketball. And given that there's no legitimate reason that fans should should show up and expend any time or effort to a more or less dead program. Bottom line: Revive the program and the fans will show up. Currently the Runnin' Utes are a corpse on the hardwood. It's like watching a Weekend at Bernie's. One can only watch a corpse trapse around for so long before the act gets old. And it's been old for a long time.