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- BYU's defense is allowing roughly 37% offensive success and 2.6 yards per rush. Arizona managed just 87 second-half yards, negative rushing yardage and no points after halftime. The preview identifies tackling, limiting yards after catches and preventing long gains as the approach for making Colorado State sustain drives rather than score on explosives. - BYU's offense has produced successful plays at nearly a 60% rate and averaged 5.6 points per scoring opportunity through two games, according to the preview. It credits the offensive line and LJ Martin's run game, while Bear Bachmeier has avoided interceptions. Those efficiency and ball-security results must hold up against Colorado State's turnover-producing defense.

- Mora said BYU huddles and often gives its quarterback three or four plays to choose from after reading the defense. He emphasized the quarterback's physical rushing threat, a productive freshman slot receiver and two receiving threats at tight end. This is Colorado State's scouting assessment, not a fixed pace forecast or a guaranteed matchup outcome.

- OL: Gentry blocked reasonably well, he just got flagged three times and that's completely unacceptable.

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- Intel: BYU Football | Media Availability | Colorado State | September 16, 2026

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