BYU will use bye week to get backups playing better
Deseret News • • sports
Key Points:
- BYU defeated Colorado State 41-23, showcasing strong performances from starters and key backups, though some second- to fourth-string players struggled in the second half.
- Head coach Kalani Sitake emphasized the need to fix uncharacteristic mistakes and improve depth chart performance during the bye week before facing tougher opponents starting with TCU on Oct. 3.
- Despite a sloppy fourth quarter with eight penalties and turnovers, BYU maintained control throughout the game and improved to 3-0 for the fourth consecutive year.
- The game, delayed by lightning and officially a sellout, saw a significant drop in attendance after halftime as BYU built a commanding lead.
- BYU remains focused on staying grounded and using the bye week for self-scouting and player development, with confidence in the team's leadership and coaching staff.
