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Raider Damuni, a fourth‑year safety for BYU, suffered a leg injury in the season opener but says he will not miss the entire year, as the Cougars await MRI results and consider their options at safety.
Cannon Devries' electrifying special teams performances in BYU's opening win over Utah Tech highlighted the Cougars' depth and set a positive tone for a season that could see the team contend for the Big 12 title and a College Football Playoff berth.
BYU can reach the College Football Playoff through a Big 12 title, a win over Notre Dame, or a near‑perfect season, but defensive improvements and close‑game resilience will be decisive.
After stints with the Toronto Raptors, Memphis Grizzlies and USA Basketball, Patrick Mutombo is set to bolster BYU’s men’s basketball program with his extensive NBA and global coaching experience.
Patrick Mutombo, a seasoned NBA and G‑League assistant, has been appointed to BYU’s men’s basketball coaching staff, stepping into the role vacated by Will Voigt’s move to Boise State.
After legal and SEC-related obstacles, Mark Mitchell abandoned his pledge to Kentucky and will return to Missouri, a move that underscores the growing friction between college basketball programs and evolving eligibility policies.
BYU reveals its leadership roster for the 2026 campaign, highlighting transfer captains Cade Uluave and Roger Saleapaga II alongside returning stalwarts and a 20‑member leadership council.
Mark Mitchell, a standout forward from Missouri, is fighting an NCAA court order to gain a fifth year of play, aiming to join Kentucky’s roster after a highly anticipated commitment.
With a second straight Big 12 title game appearance on the horizon, BYU’s coaching staff and fans are debating what constitutes a disappointing year and how close the team must come to a playoff spot.
Dallin Hall, a fifth‑year senior, will meet BYU for the first time as an opponent on December 9, a game that blends personal history with a packed arena.
The realignment separates football from the other 20 sports, creating a new chain of command that places Sitake under Vice President Keith Vorkink while Brian Santiago oversees the remaining programs.
Facing a chaotic era in college athletics, BYU is restructuring its department to separate football and adopt a corporate model. The move reflects a broader trend seen at Stanford, South Florida and Utah, where former business executives and new hierarchies are reshaping how schools manage their athletic programs.
Brigham Young University announced a major restructuring of its athletic department, placing football under a dedicated reporting line while veteran administrators take on broader oversight, aiming to navigate financial and competitive challenges.
The 2026 quarterback class blends returning starters with high‑profile transfers, offering a mix of proven talent and uncertain newcomers. Injuries, offensive line stability and early‑season tests will determine which names rise to the top.
Dave Kragthorpe, celebrated player and coach, died on August 23, 2024. His legacy spans decades of gridiron excellence.
The intersection of Christianity and athletics reveals a vibrant tapestry of testimony, institutional heritage, and cultural influence across American sports.
Duke’s coach Jon Scheyer explains why the Blue Devils are passing on fifth‑year transfers despite the NCAA’s shifting eligibility landscape.
Jaxon Kohler’s commitment addresses BYU’s critical center need, aligning with Coach Young’s system and boosting the Cougars’ prospects in the Big 12.
After a legal injunction cleared his eligibility, Jaxon Kohler chose Brigham Young University, bringing elite big‑man skills and a home‑state connection to the program.
Jaxon Kohler, a 6‑foot‑10 center with a proven track record at Michigan State, commits to BYU, addressing a long‑standing need and enhancing the Cougars’ championship aspirations.
After weighing offers from Kentucky, Kansas and Louisville, top transfer big man Jaxon Kohler has pledged to BYU for his final college season, a move made possible by a recent court injunction that grants him a fifth year of eligibility.
A five‑star center prospect is on the brink of announcing his college choice, with BYU and Kentucky locked in a tight race.
A court injunction restores Jaxon Kohler’s eligibility, sparking a recruitment battle among Kentucky, BYU, Louisville, and Kansas, while Michigan State opts to move on.
The 2026 Big 12 campaign ignited with standout goals, shutouts and historic rankings that reshaped the early narrative of the league.