Brandon Gurney

The first fall camp scrimmage was won by the offense, at least in the view of Coach Kalani Sitake, who began his post-scrimmage recap to the media on Saturday praising the returns shown by the Cougar offense during the 102-play scrimmage at LaVell Edwards Stadium.

When considering all factors in play, it makes a lot of sense that BYU's offensive line will enter the 2026 with Sonny Makasini defined as the position group's ‘glue guy.'

It's not the Lone Peak girls soccer team most are used to, but that doesn't mean Coach Shantel Jolley's team isn't fun and intriguing while holding a lot of potential.

He's slim, trim (relatively, at least), and ready to provide the high level of play most were anticipating last season.

Sione Moa took questions from the media following a recent fall practice session as if nothing is wrong and he's ready to roll this season.

The BYU women's soccer team, along with the crowd gathered at South Field all breathed a big sigh of relief when at long last the ball found the back of the net versus Minnesota on Thursday during the match's 77th minute.

The cornerback position at BYU is an interesting one, and has historically been as frustrating as any position on the entire team. Fraught with lack of depth and top end talent for more than a few seasons in the program’s history, things have recently flipped for the better, however, and just may reach new heights […]

If Wasatch coach Derik Bringhurst's dozens of hugs given out at the conclusion of his team's 40-9 win over Deer Creek seemed a little more heartfelt and earnest than normal, it's because they absolutely were.

Last week was just the tiniest of appetizers while this week will present the full buffet of what BYU's football will look like for the 2026 season.

To say the Lone Peak girls soccer team has shown marked improvements since an uncommonly slow start to the season is quite the understatement.