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BYU’s Dybantsa among Governor’s State of Sports award winners

The Utah Sports Commission held the 14th annual Governor’s State of Sport Awards banquet and ceremony Wednesday at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, headlined by special guest Michael Phelps. "Utah truly is The State of Sport," Governor Spencer J. Cox said in a news release. "I see it in ...

Get ready for all new starters for BYU men’s basketball next season

With Wednesday night’s news that Kennard Davis Jr. had entered the transfer portal, BYU will likely begin the 2026-27 season with five new starters. The Cougars’ season opener in 2025-26 was against Villanova, with the five starters being freshman AJ Dybantsa, senior Keba Keita, Davis ...

On the move: BYU’s Wright entering transfer portal

It may be time to start filing anything college athletes say under the “It-was-true-at-the-time” category. Despite telling reporters last month that he would only play college basketball in a BYU uniform next year, sophomore guard Robert Wright III entered the transfer portal on Tuesday, ...

Center of it all: Bruce Mitchell emerges as one of BYU’s top talents

There's nothing all that remarkable about Bruce Mitchell at a glance. Recruiting credentials prior to arriving at BYU? Almost none. A notable name or even an upbringing that screams stardom? Well, his name is Bruce Mitchell and he's from Kamas, Utah, so...nope. Any standout plays most fans ...

BYU roundup: Hedengren breaks NCAA records at the Stanford Invitational

Jane Hedengren broke the NCAA 10,000-meter record with her 30:46.80 at the Stanford Invitational on Friday at Cobb Track and Angell Field. In her outdoor and 10,000m debut, Hedengren’s 30:46.80 dethroned Florida’s Parker Valby’s collegiate record set in 2024 by nearly four seconds. She ...