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BYU converted 9-of-11 combined third and fourth downs against Utah Tech, a key indicator because its offense is built more around staying on schedule than hitting repeated 50-yard shots.

BYU gained 71.2 percent of available yards in non-garbage time, an exceptional efficiency number that fit a game where the third quarterback eventually played.

BYU won net field position by 10.1 yards, starting on average at its own 37 while Utah Tech started at its own 27 because of returns and defensive turnovers.

BYU allowed only five chunk plays, with the starters allowing just one in the first quarter before reserves gave up the other four in the second half.

BYU allowed only 2.33 points per scoring opportunity, holding Utah Tech to seven points on three trips inside the BYU 40 before a tougher matchup with Arizona.