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BYU’s aggressive recruitment of top quarterback Jamar Howard underscores its long‑term vision for the 2028 class, even as it navigates the return of Ryder Lyons.
A look at the 20 standout quarterbacks who are drawing national attention, their college pledges, and the legacy that fuels their ambition.
From preseason obscurity to a favored title contender, BYU's transformation under Kalani Sitake is reshaping the conference landscape.
BYU's fall practice will begin in August 2026, with Walker Lyons expected to anchor a revamped tight end corps.
Blake Wong, a 4-star wide receiver from Norco, California, announced his commitment to Brigham Young University, bringing a potent offensive weapon to the 2027 roster and highlighting the program’s cultural appeal.
A weekend of official visits brought multiple pledges to BYU, including Kamoni Adams, DeMichael Burks and Ryan Wooten, while other elite recruits expressed strong interest, signaling a potential surge in the program’s recruiting standing.
BYU is opening its doors to a select group of uncommitted recruits for official visits, spotlighting the standout players who could shape the 2027 roster.
From Provo to the Pacific, BYU’s football program is reshaping its recruiting pipeline, securing commitments from a diverse group of prospects and climbing the national rankings.
Despite no shared history or geographic proximity, BYU finds itself contending with California powerhouses for elite talent, a trend that is redefining its recruitment strategy.
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.
From four‑star prospects to true freshmen, BYU’s roster is being reshaped by players who pause their careers to serve missions, with several slated to return in the coming seasons.
BYU’s football program leverages a strong missionary pipeline, with dozens of current and former missionaries shaping the 2024 roster and future outlook.