BYU football practice observations: What stood out + 5-in-5 heats up for basketball
Summary
Mitch Harper reviews BYU football’s Day 11 fall camp, highlighting strong performances from Reggie Frischneck, Roger Salihapaga, and kicker Matthias Dunn, while noting the development of tight ends and linebacker Jake Clifton. He also covers the team’s retreat to Park City before resuming practice. In basketball news, Harper analyzes the impact of the 5-5 eligibility ruling, focusing on BYU’s potential pursuit of transfer targets like Jackson Kohler and Kay Bakeda to bolster their roster.
Topics discussed
Intro and Sherwin-Williams Ad
BYU Football Day 11 Practice Overview
Offensive Highlights: Frischneck, Lyons, and Tight Ends
Defensive Deep Cuts: Fetuli, McManus, and Braithwaite
New Roster Additions: Asher Young and DeVoe Tuataga
Special Teams: Matthias Dunn's 54-Yard Field Goal
Offensive Line: Yamauchi, Finau, and Molitalo
QB Play and Tight End Unit Strength
Running Backs: Preston Rex and Journey Tonga
Linebackers and Secondary: Clifton and Doe
More OL Notes and Team Retreat to Park City
5-5 Eligibility Lawsuit and Jackson Kohler
Kohler's Impact and Competing Programs
NBA Pedigree and Other 5-5 Players
Final Thoughts on BYU Basketball and Outro
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