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Cade Uluave Named to Lombardi Award Watch List

By Utah News Staff · August 11, 2026 · 1 min read
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BYU senior linebacker Cade Uluave was named to the Lombardi Award watch list according to a report from Mid-Utah Radio.

Key takeaways

  • BYU senior linebacker Cade Uluave was included on the Lombardi Award watch list.
  • The Lombardi Award recognizes the best interior lineman, linebacker, or defensive end embodying specific character traits.
  • Uluave has recorded 12 tackles for a loss.
  • The information was reported by Mid-Utah Radio.

BYU senior linebacker Cade Uluave appeared on the Lombardi Award watch list, according to a report from Mid-Utah Radio.

Uluave was recognized as a candidate for the award, which is given to the college football interior lineman, linebacker, or defensive end who best embodies the character, discipline, leadership, and courage of Vince Lombardi.

The announcement regarding the award watch list included Uluave, who recorded 12 tackles for a loss. The information was shared in a post from Mid-Utah Radio regarding Utah college football players appearing on award watch lists.

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