Arizona State vs. Utah: Score, Highlights and Twitter Reaction

The No. 4 Utah Utes tallied 20 points in the fourth quarter to secure a come-from-behind 34-18 win at home against the Arizona State Sun Devils in Week 7.

Utah quarterback Travis Wilson finished with a season-high 297 yards and two touchdowns as well as a 159.9 rating after completing 26 of 36 passes Saturday. Running back Devontae Booker churned out 118 yards on 21 attempts and scored a pair of touchdowns in the fourth, including the go-ahead score.

Utah's official Twitter account shared the replay:

Despite a strong finish, the Utes—who entered the game ranked third in the Pac-12 in rushing—were limited mightily on the ground for most of the game.

Utah finished with 72 rushing yards Saturday. The minus-46 yards that Wilson accrued played a major role in that total, and at one point in the second half, the Utes were at minus-27 rushing yards as a team. Arizona State also contained Booker for the bulk of the night, aside from the two scores on breakaway runs that went for a combined 87 yards.

The Sun Devils, who fell to 4-3, didn’t do much better. Utah held running back Kalen Ballage to 49 yards on 18 attempts, with a long of 15. Quarterback Mike Bercovici completed 20 of 41 passes for 242 yards with no touchdowns and an interception. Wide receiver Devin Lucien accounted for 118 of those yards on six catches.

The teams traded the lead five times, but the most bizarre exchange came early in the fourth quarter, when return specialist Britain Covey threw an illegal forward pass in the end zone, resulting in a safety and giving Arizona State a 15-14 advantage. Given the Utes' limited offense to that point, the play looked like it would be a major factor in the outcome.

Dr. Saturday shared the replay, and Bleacher Report's Barrett Sallee shared his thoughts:

Though in gruff fashion, Utah did what it needed to, surviving and advancing. The Utes maintained their perch in the Pac-12 but will play six straight conference games to close out the season. As great as Booker has been, the team’s fate rests with Wilson, who entered Saturday ranked 10th among Pac-12 quarterbacks in passing yards.