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Utah among only 8 states with more births this year than last

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For the decade, no state grew faster than Utah

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah is among only eight states that had more births this year than last, according to new census numbers released Monday.

Population estimates continue to show the nation’s growth is slowing, with natural increase dropping below 1 million for the first time in decades due to fewer births and more deaths.

“While natural increase is the biggest contributor to the U.S. population increase, it has been slowing over the last five years,” Sandra Johnson, a U.S. Census Bureau demographer, said in a press release.

Utah had 293 more births in 2019 than 2018, second to Washington among the eight states — all but one in the West — that saw an increase, according to the Census Bureau. Forty-two states and the District of Columbia had fewer births during that time.

Census numbers show Utah had 48,642 births and 17,433 deaths between July 1, 2018, and July 1, 2019.

The state’s fertility rate — the number of births per each woman of child-bearing age — has declined, according to a different set of data the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released earlier this month. For the first time in recent memory, Utah has slipped from its No. 1 spot.

Utah is among the fastest-growing states in the country, ranking fourth behind neighboring Idaho, Nevada and Arizona in terms of percent growth from 2018 to 2019, according to the Census Bureau. The state picked up 52,408 new residents the past year, falling just outside the top 10 in numeric growth.

For the decade, no state grew faster than Utah. Census data shows the state’s population at 3,205,958 in 2019, up 16% from 2,763,891 in 2010. Utah added 442,067 residents during that time.

Texas at 15.3%; Colorado, 14.5%; and Florida, 14.2%, were the next fastest-growing states over that 10 years. (The District of Columbia outpaced the states at 17.3%.)

Overall, 42 states and the District of Columbia saw population increases between 2018 and 2019, according to the Census Bureau. Ten states lost residents from the previous years, four of which exceeded 10,000 people.

Nine states have a population of more than 10 million.

Annual U.S. growth peaked this decade between 2014 and 2015. The growth the past year continues a multiyear slowdown since then, according to the Census Bureau.

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Alamo Bowl coaches praise seniors for deciding to play

Utah Utes running back Zack Moss (2) waves to fans after running for a touchdown during the game against the Arizona Wildcats at Arizona Stadium in Tucson, Arizona on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. | Spenser Heaps, Deseret News

Texas, Utah veterans opt to stay with teams instead of gearing up for the NFL

SAN ANTONIO — Seniors were a big topic at the final Alamo Bowl press conference. Utah coach Kyle Whittingham and Texas coach Tom Herman both expressed gratitude Monday for players that could have followed a national trend by sitting out the bowl game and preparing for the NFL draft.

Herman praised the decision to play made by safety Brandon Jones, as well as receivers Devin Duvernay and Collin Johnson. All three have been invited to the NFL Scouting Combine and the Senior Bowl,

“I think that speaks to their commitment, not to this program, but to the university,” said Herman, who thanked each player personally for deciding to play against 11th-ranked Utah in the Alamodome on New Year’s Eve.

“I think that’s really, really cool in today’s environment for those guys to come out there one last time for their brothers,” Herman continued. “I think it speaks to the fellowship, the relationships that are in the locker room as well. They certainly don’t want to let anybody down.”

Whittingham later had similar thoughts about the Utes.

“We also have a bunch of seniors that could have opted out of this game very easily,” he said. “Every senior has decided to play.”

Junior cornerback Jaylon Johnson, Whittingham explained, is the lone player that chose otherwise. He declared for the draft early, Whittingham said Johnson is a little bit banged up and needed some time to recuperate.

“We’re going to have seven or eight guys go to the combine. All those guys are here,” Whittingham noted. “Everything that coach (Herman) said about their dedication and being a team guy, wanting to finish what they started ... I echo that. We’re very proud of those guys.”

Running back Zack Moss, who is Utah’s all-time leading rusher (4,010 yards), is part of a senior class that includes consensus All-America defensive end Bradlee Anae and other national honorees Leki Fotu, Julian Blackmon (who is injured and will not play), Tyler Huntley and Demari Simpkins.

“It’s really hard to put into words what I could possibly be feeling that night putting on this jersey and helmet one more time with my guys,” Moss said. “It’s going to be definitely special to me and it will be a night that I remember forever. But it would be a lot sweeter is we come out of here with a ‘W.’”

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