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Why BYU's Keanu Hill opted to get bigger — and faster? — to play tight end - Vimarsana News

Why BYU's Keanu Hill opted to get bigger — and faster? — to play tight end

It's still early. But by unanimous decision, Keanu Hill's move from BYU wide receiver to tight end has already been deemed a success by all parties involved.

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Transition is early at BYU, but Keanu Hill's move to tight end 'absolutely' a success - Vimarsana News

Transition is early at BYU, but Keanu Hill's move to tight end 'absolutely' a success

It's still early. But by unanimous decision, Keanu Hill's move from BYU wide receiver to tight end has already been deemed a success by all parties involved.

Source: ksl.com
BYU rounds out 2024 signing class with pair of Bay Area LBs 'who can play right away' - Vimarsana News

BYU rounds out 2024 signing class with pair of Bay Area LBs 'who can play right away'

BYU's traditional signing day was quiet after signing the bulk of the roster in December's early date.

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Bountiful's Faletau Satuala, Utah's No. 2 recruit in 2024, commits to BYU - Vimarsana News

Bountiful's Faletau Satuala, Utah's No. 2 recruit in 2024, commits to BYU

Satuala will play college football at BYU, the 6-foot-3, 200-pound athlete from Bountiful High revealed Saturday from the Alamodome during the All-American Bowl in San Antonio.

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BYU adds defensive depth, a few surprises — and a Nacua — in 2024 early signing period - Vimarsana News

BYU adds defensive depth, a few surprises — and a Nacua — in 2024 early signing period

Kalani Sitake and Jay Hill, former co-workers at the University of Utah who have reunited at BYU, both want the same thing on their defensive front: monsters.

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