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Rams rookie Puka Nacua goes for over 100 receiving yards in his NFL debut - Vimarsana News

Rams rookie Puka Nacua goes for over 100 receiving yards in his NFL debut

Former BYU wide receiver Puka Nacua led the Los Angeles Rams in receiving in the team’s season-opening win over the Seattle Seahawks, finishing with XX receptions for XXX yards. Read more.

Locals in the NFL: Allgeier keeps running for TDs, Nacua sets rookie record in Week 1 - Vimarsana News

Locals in the NFL: Allgeier keeps running for TDs, Nacua sets rookie record in Week 1

The former rookie 1,000-yard rusher out of BYU opened his second campaign in the ATL running for 75 yards and two touchdowns in the Falcons' 24-10 win Sunday over the Carolina Panthers.

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BYU Football: Jakob Robinson continues to 'play big' for Cougars - Vimarsana News

BYU Football: Jakob Robinson continues to 'play big' for Cougars

BYU Cougars cornerback came up with a pair of clutch INTs against Sam Houston to help BYU prevail in tougher-than-expected game. Next up for the Cougars is SUU on Saturday.

Lack of starting experience won't disrupt BYU's confidence in 'proven playmaker' Ethan Slade - Vimarsana News

Lack of starting experience won't disrupt BYU's confidence in 'proven playmaker' Ethan Slade

After injuries to Micah Harper and Talan Alfrey, redshirt sophomore Ethan Slade was promoted to the top of the depth chart for BYU's season opener against Sam Houston.

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'The best get on the depth chart': BYU's 1st 2-deep of 2023 features plenty of new faces - Vimarsana News

'The best get on the depth chart': BYU's 1st 2-deep of 2023 features plenty of new faces

BYU released its first depth chart, and the biggest takeaway may have been, to borrow the words of legendary Who frontman Roger Daltrey in 1965, the kids are alright.

Source: ksl.com