Inside" as a fullback in the Tech offense that featured star quarterback Bob Schweickert, who was called "Mr.
[1] He scored 10 touchdowns in 10 games for the Hokies who finished the year 8-2 and with a perfect 5-0 conference mark.
[1] However, the Hokies lost to West Virginia to spoil their bid for back-to-back Southern Conference championships.
Utz scored 10 times on the ground in 10 games for the second straight year, but also caught a pass for a touchdown to tally a total of 66 points.
[6] He opted to sign with the Cowboys, but missed all of training camp due to ankle injury he suffered in a motorcycle accident the previous spring.
[9] In August 1967, he was signed as a free agent by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League.