To put things into perspective, let's look at this graph comparing the four major universities in Utah. @BYU is clearly ahead in this game.

Yesterday's numbers are reported for USU and BYU now. Here's the updated graph:

Still trying to figure out the cadence of each university's reporting. But here's what we have right now:

As of 9/16/20

I also normalized time to better illustrate trends over time.
Also fixed color to match each university.

Major Utah universities total COVID cases comparison:

As of 9/17/20 (reported today)

USU: 219 (reports daily)
UofU: 258 (reports irregularly)
UVU: 198 (reports weekly)
BYU: 762 (reports daily)

Major Utah universities total COVID cases comparison:

As of 9/19/20 (reported on 9/20/20)

USU: 258 (reports daily deligently)
UofU: 258 (reports whenever they feel like it)
UVU: 198 (reports weekly, don't care)
BYU: 911 (tries to report daily now, could slack off)

USU just corrected their reporting error (second time in 3 days now) and updated the case number to 274 as of 9/19/20 (reported on 9/20/20). So here's the updated graph.

So far based on tracking and observation, USU has been the best out of the four. They are transparent, updating their dashboard every day, and most proactive.

BYU and UVU are the worst. However, BYU is more transparent now under pressure. https://www.ksl.com/article/50020606/usu-cancels-2021-spring-break

Today's data is in:

Major Utah universities total COVID cases comparison:

As of 9/22/20 (reported on 9/23/20)

USU: 325
UofU: 335
UVU: 268 (reported 9/22/20)
BYU: 1104

USU canceled spring break.
UofU online for two weeks.
BYU no speculators for next 2 home football games.

Here's a per capita view.

Note that:

UofU claims 62,000 on-campus population vs 32,852 students.

BYU claims 43,000 on-campus population vs 33,517 students.