As BYU gears up for fall camp, Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler discuss recent rankings and projections, unveiling surprising placements for quarterbacks and running backs. Notable highlights include Bear Bachmeier's No. 6 rank despite his previous success and LJ Martin's position as the No. 3 running back. They also celebrate a historic moment with two Cougars ranking among the nation's top senior linebackers and forecast BYU finishing the season at 11-1. Hans Olsen joins to share insights on BYU's recruiting history, the importance of managing player workloads, and his top transfer portal additions.

By the Numbers
  • Bear Bachmeier ranked No. 6 among Big 12 quarterbacks despite a 12-win freshman season.
  • LJ Martin is ranked No. 3 among Big 12 running backs.
  • Two Cougars, Cade Uluave and Isaiah Glasker, ranked in the top eight for senior linebackers for the first time.
  • Projected win-loss record for BYU is 11-1, with the only expected loss against Notre Dame.
State of Play
  • BYU's fall camp report date is one week away.
  • Discussions about future support for Michigan with ex-Utah staff now residing in Ann Arbor.
  • Ongoing evaluation of athlete performances across various sports, including basketball and track and field.
What's Next

As the season approaches, focus will shift to how players adapt in camp and their preparation for the competitive season ahead. Fans anticipate seeing the outcomes of roster changes and coaching adjustments, especially regarding managing player workloads. Upcoming football jersey patch news will also engage loyal supporters.

Bottom Line

BYU is poised for an exciting season with strong expectations, driven by key athletes and transformative coaching. The team's ability to adapt will be crucial for achieving their ambitious goals. Building community support will be essential as relationships with teams like Michigan evolve.