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The Jayhawks open against LIU after a massive transfer influx, with a quarterback battle and high hopes for newcomers, but early forecasts suggest a tough road ahead.
Kalani Sitake voices dissatisfaction with the Cougars' recent performance despite a 23‑4 record, emphasizing the need for continued growth as the 2026 season approaches.
The Cougars are projected to dominate both sides of the ball, with standout players poised for accolades and a marquee broadcast appearance.
With the 2026 campaign opening against Utah Tech in under 40 days, BYU is shaping its roster around a returning head coach, a new offensive coordinator, and a running back poised to rewrite the program's record books.
As the 2026 season looms, seven pivotal players and their teams emerge as critical to title contention, each bringing unique talent and experience.
From Notre Dame's quarterback to Texas' defensive standout, these players are the linchpins of their programs as the 2026 season approaches.
BYU’s fall practice begins in early August 2026, spotlighting Jojo Phillips, a 6‑5, 205‑pound junior wide receiver whose physical growth, injury resilience, and mentorship of veteran teammates position him as a key catalyst for the Cougars’ offensive resurgence.
Despite losing several defensive stalwarts, the Cougars enter the season with a strong offensive core and high expectations.
In his inaugural full season leading BYU's sports programs, athletic director Brian Santiago assesses achievements, outlines ambitions, and addresses the legal and competitive landscape facing the university.
With a 23‑4 record over the last two seasons and a second‑place preseason ranking, the Cougars are poised for a breakout year, highlighted by key players and a supportive coaching staff.
A Utah judge dismisses the sexual‑assault case against former BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston, sparking family outrage and setting the stage for possible refiling of charges.
A Utah judge dismissed a rape charge against former BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston, citing the defendant’s right to a speedy trial, while the alleged victim’s family voiced concern over the decision’s impact on justice.
A Utah judge cleared a rape charge against former BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston, but the dismissal was without prejudice, meaning prosecutors could still pursue the case later.
A Utah district court judge rejected a request to postpone the trial and dismissed the sexual assault charge against former BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston, ending the case without prejudice.
A Utah judge has cleared former Brigham Young University football standout Parker Kingston of a rape charge, rejecting a continuance request and setting the stage for a trial scheduled for early July.
A Utah court has dropped a rape charge filed against former BYU football player Parker Kingston after the judge denied a prosecutors' request to postpone the scheduled jury trial.
Prosecutors and the victim’s attorneys have moved to disqualify Judge Jay Winward, citing concerns over his impartiality and alleged favoritism toward the accused athlete.
A motion filed by Washington County Attorney Jerry Jaeger accuses Judge Jay Winward of showing undue leniency toward former BYU football player Parker Kingston, raising questions about impartiality in a high‑profile sexual assault case.
With quarterback Bear Bachmeier and running back LJ Martin back in the fold, BYU enters the 2026 season as a contender, but injuries, eligibility issues, and staff changes loom large.
With quarterback Bear Bachmeier and running back LJ Martin back in the fold, BYU is being heralded as the Big 12’s most physically imposing squad. An anonymous assistant coach lauds the team’s coaching and talent, while Athlon Sports projects Texas Tech as champion and BYU as runner‑up, fueling optimism for a deep postseason run.
After a distinguished high school career and two seasons at BYU, wide receiver Cody Hagen has medically retired from football. He will remain a student at BYU as the team looks to fill the void left by his departure.
After a knee injury ended his junior season prospects, Cody Hagen medically retires from football, leaving BYU with a reshaped wide receiver unit and new faces ready to lead the offense.
After a promising collegiate career hampered by persistent injuries, Cody Hagen has decided to hang up his cleats, leaving a significant void in BYU's receiving corps.
The Big 12 is poised for a dynamic receiving corps this fall, with elite returnees, impactful transfers and fresh talent vying for the top spot.