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BYU Coordinators Discuss ASU Win and Upcoming Utah Rivalry Game

By Utah News Staff · November 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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BYU Coordinators Discuss ASU Win and Upcoming Utah Rivalry Game
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In a November 2 report, Aaron Roderick and Justin Ena discussed BYU's victory over ASU and the upcoming rivalry game against Utah. The discussion included analysis of offensive performance, special teams, and player statuses.

Key takeaways

  • Aaron Roderick discussed offensive themes such as turnovers and fast starts.
  • Justin Ena analyzed special teams, including an onside kick recovery.
  • The team is preparing for a first-ever top 10 rivalry game against Utah.
  • The report included updates on LJ Martin's status.

BYU coordinators discussed the team's win over ASU and the upcoming first-ever top 10 rivalry game against Utah in a November 2 report.

Aaron Roderick and Justin Ena provided analysis on the season 2026 episode of Coordinators' Corner regarding the team's performance and future matchups.

Aaron Roderick addressed offensive topics including fast starts, turnovers, and the status of LJ Martin.

Justin Ena provided a breakdown of the onside kick recovery, Matthias Dunn, and the players of the week.

The discussion focused on the team's transition from their win over ASU toward their matchup against Utah.

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