BYU will have another QB competition this fall — but the Cougars’ best seasons under Kalani Sitake have all started that way.
| Sports Edition | | Tuesday, July 15, 2025 |
Good morning. On our minds today: The QB trend that could give BYU hope, a look at the Cougars' recruiting efforts and college football season is just around the corner. Read these and other top stories. |
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