The BYU football and basketball teams far exceeded expectations in 2024-25. What will they do for an encore? ... Done with surprises, BYU’s future is laced with expectations.

The starting catcher all four years and a 2018 NFCA Third Team All-American finished her career at No.1 in program history with sacrifice flies (15), No. 2 in doubles (47) and RBIs (211), No.3 in ...

The Future - BYU added a bunch of future pieces to its defensive backfield on signing day. Mory Bamba, Korbyn Green, Nathaniel Gillis, Zion Allen, and Evan Johnson as part of the 2022 signing class.

Coordinators Jay Hill and Aaron Roderick return after an 11-2 season that rewrote the expectations for BYU in the Big 12. And now, they’ve got the national validation to prove it.

Throughout the roster on either side of the ball, BYU will have guys that bring expectations with them in 2025. BYU learned a lot about their team in 2024, and so did the rest of the country.

BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff, the subject of a civil lawsuit alleging sexual assault, is facing a 7-game suspension and is ...

BYU’s status isn’t exactly easy to decipher right now, either. As one of seven FBS independents, the Cougars have cobbled together their own 12-game regular-season schedule for the past decade.

K alani Sitake and his BYU football coaching staff have several priorities in mind as the Cougars begin the first of 15 spring practices later this week. “Last year, there was a chip on our ...

Former BYU recruiting director Geoff Martzen wasn't at BYU for a very long time, but his impact is something that many fans still remember today. He was the first dedicated. 247Sports.

New BYU research shows that hitting the books and helping others in your 20s leads to a happier, more regret-free life in ...

Earlier this week, oddsmakers set BYU's win total at 4.5 for the 2024 season. ... If that bet pays off, BYU will exceed expectations. Follow us for future coverage: Facebook - @CougsDaily.

BYU players understand why expectations outside the program for 2025 are low but inside the clubhouse, they expect much bigger things. “I think we’re better everywhere,” sophomore outfielder ...