The Jake Retzlaff era at BYU has officially come to an end. On Friday, the senior quarterback announced his plans to withdraw from BYU and finish his college ca

Last season, Retzlaff started all 13 games for BYU as he led the team to a 9-0 start and a top-10 ranking in the coaches poll. The team finished the season 11-2, its most wins since the 2020 season.

With questions surrounding the BYU quarterback room and a competition for training camp, the El Paso native who ran for 718 yards and seven touchdowns may be asked to shoulder the load on offense.

In an interview with ESPN 700, Tanuvasa said "I don't know if there was a player that was more bought into that program than I was," when asked about his time in Utah. This quote was interpreted as a jab to Tanuvasa's former teammates at Utah, leading to a media frenzy.

BYU has secured commitments from five-star QB Ryder Lyons and four-star prospects Brock Harris (tight end) and Bott Mulitalo (offensive line), among others. Sitake recently got a commitment from three-star receiver Kaue Akana of nearby Orem High.

Big 12 media days took place earlier this week in Texas giving players and coaches a chance to speak on the upcoming season. BYU's Kalani Sitake made

Steven Lassan and Braden Gall discuss the latest news on Pac-12 expansion, Jake Retzlaff's uncertain future at BYU, and rank the best quarterbacks for 2025 on this week’s episode of “Athlon U: The College Football Podcast.

Coach Kalani Sitake sheds light on the crucial role of leadership in developing BYU football's identity, emphasizing how player growth on and off the field is essential to shaping the Cougars' path forward.