BYU Football is generating buzz with the commitment of high-profile recruits Brock Harris and McKay Madsen. Harris, a 6'7" tight end, chose BYU over major programs like Michigan and Georgia, citing a strong cultural fit and his faith. Madsen, a dual-sport athlete and 4-star running back, also emphasizes the importance of faith in his decision and looks forward to a mission in Argentina before joining the team. The discussion also touches on BYU’s recent transfer portal losses and high preseason rankings for both football and basketball.

By the Numbers
  • Brock Harris is the highest-rated BYU commit since 2006.
  • McKay Madsen rushed for over 1,200 yards and recorded 131 tackles in 2024.
State of Play
  • BYU faces losses from the transfer portal, with Harrison Taggart and Keelan Marion leaving.
  • BYU Men's Basketball is ranked in the Top 10 by major outlets, led by stars AJ Dybantsa and Rob Wright III.
What's Next

The program is poised for growth as recruits continue to commit, while navigating challenges like the transfer portal and preparing for Big 12 competition. The strong recruiting class hints at potential future success on the field and court.

Bottom Line

BYU's commitment to faith and culture is driving success in recruitment, setting up a bright future in both football and basketball as they transition into a new competitive landscape.