BYU football: Perfect weekend for BYU to ‘leave no doubt’
Deseret News • • sports
Key Points:
- BYU, ranked No. 11, faces Colorado State on Saturday in Fort Collins for their 70th meeting, marking BYU's first trip there in 16 years and their highest ranking on this date in 36 seasons.
- BYU aims to "leave no doubt" by starting fast, as Kalani Sitake's teams are 14-0 when scoring a touchdown on the opening drive, emphasizing the importance of scoring first to control the game.
- Running back LJ Martin, last season's Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, is expected to be a key offensive weapon, with BYU likely to increase his touches to help secure a strong road performance.
- Defensively, BYU seeks to create chaos and turnovers, leading the nation with 43 interceptions so far, aiming to disrupt Colorado State’s offense and replicate their success in limiting Arizona’s scoring.
- With multiple high-profile games airing simultaneously, BYU wants to impress viewers and pollsters by dominating on primetime TV, continuing their strong recent form with 26 wins in their last 30 games.
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