Utah (4-10) saved its best for last on Saturday, dominating possession and momentum for almost the entirety of the second half, leaving Austin (10-4) uncharacteristically frustrated and punchless.

The eight points yielded was the second-fewest in team history, and considering it came against a team like Austin had players and coaches beaming at the conclusion.

For forward Chad Gough, the key was simple, “Hitting them low and hitting them hard was the key to this defensive performance,” he said while crediting defensive assistant coach Robbie Abel.