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BYU football: Will Taysom Hill or Riley Nelson
start vs. Utah State?
Deseret News
BYU football: Will Taysom Hill or
Riley Nelson start vs.
BYU football: Cougars, Aggies about to
settle a statewide debate
Salt Lake Tribune
Then there's BYU's major question
at quarterback: Will freshman Taysom Hill get the nod for the second-straight
week after leading the 47-0 beatdown of woeful Hawaii, or will coach Bronco
Mendenhall go with senior Riley Nelson, whose bad back was a
BYU, Utah State reigniting passion for
rivalry
Deseret News
Even though BYU has won 27 of the
last 31 meetings with
BYU football: Game against Aggies
could be a defensive slugfest
Deseret News
... runs for a big gain against BYU. Brigham
Young University vs
Cougar Tracks: In-Statement Game
ksl.com
After consecutive losses at
BYU football notebook: Freshman Jamaal
Williams leads BYU's running game
Deseret News
By Jeff Call, Deseret News.
Published: Thursday, Oct. 4 2012 12:45 p.m. MDT. Summary. While BYU will be without running back Michael
Alisa for six to eight weeks due to a broken arm, the Cougars are encouraged
about their ground attack. Next BYU
Game
More on the future of BYU-Utah State football series
Salt Lake Tribune (blog)
BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe
and Utah State AD Scott Barnes were scheduled to visit Wednesday, and one topic
on the table was the future of the football series between the instate foes.
Oh, to be a fly on the wall during that discussion. Recent
Coach: Jabari Parker to visit Gators
ESPN
Simeon Career Academy (Chicago) forward Jabari
Parker, the nation's No. 1-ranked senior, has scheduled an official
visit to
BYUtv Sports Blog | BYU Basketball Media Day coming Oct. 10
In preparation for
the 2012-13 season, BYU basketball
will host its second annual Media Day at the BYU Broadcast Building on
Wednesday, October 10
BYU volleyball: Hamson and Warner lead
Cougars to win vs. LMU
Deseret News
Summary. Down 2-0, Nicole Warner and Jennifer Hamson led the No. 16 BYU women's volleyball team in its best
comeback of the year to defeat Loyola Marymount 3-2 (20-25, 21-25, 25-20, 25-15,
15-8) Thursday in Los Angeles. You might also like