FORT WORTH, Texas After now-No. 8 BYU held off TCU 17-10 at misty Amon G. Carter Stadium Saturday night, Cougars head coach Kalani Sitake said there was a lot to like about the way his team played. In winning yet another one-score game which became a theme last year when the Cougars went 12-2 BYU displayed the type of complementary football that defines the program.
Injuries put a damper on now-No. 8 BYU's conquest of gritty TCU
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FORT WORTH, Texas After now-No. 8 BYU held off TCU 17-10 at misty Amon G. Carter Stadium Saturday night, Cougars head coach Kalani Sitake said there was a lot to like about the way his team played. In winning yet another one-score game which became a theme last year when the Cougars went 12-2 BYU displayed the type of complementary football that defines the program.
