Utah Utes QB Tyler Huntley breaks his clavicle

Utah's quarterback, Tyler Huntley, has broken his collarbone during the 38-20 Utes defeat at Arizona State and will miss the rest of the season, according to coach Kyle Whittingham. .

This injury is a blow for the Utes to win the Pac-12 South for the first time since joining the conference in 2011. Utah fell to 6-3 overall and to 4-3 at the conference. In Saturday's final, the Utes were one of five divisional teams with three losses, with USC and UCLA still not playing.

Huntley, a junior, was replaced by Jason Shelley in the third quarter and the freshman completed 4 of 11 pbades for 59 yards with an interception the rest of the game. The Utes scored a goal to limit the practice Shelley came into play, but were held aimlessly from that state while Arizona State scored the final 17 points of the match.

In the previous month, Huntley had played the best football of his career. At the start of Saturday's game against ASU, the Utes had scored more than 40 points in four straight games. He has completed 150 of 234 badists with 12 touchdowns and six interceptions this season.

Before Saturday, Shelley had only attempted three pbades in his career. The only other quarter available is the second year. Drew Lisk. Utah still has a roster of real rookie Jack Tuttle, but two weeks ago, he announced that Tuttle "was no longer involved in the team's activities," and Whittingham wished him good luck.