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BYU Prepares for Arizona State and Discusses Utah Kickoff

By Utah News Staff · October 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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BYU prepares for an upcoming matchup against Arizona State while discussing a potential early kickoff for the BYU-Utah game. The program also celebrates a Big 12 volleyball title and discusses basketball insights.

Key takeaways

  • BYU is preparing for an upcoming matchup against Arizona State.
  • Discussions include a potential early kickoff for the BYU-Utah game.
  • BYU volleyball has secured a Big 12 title.
  • The program features insights from Bruce Branch III and Fran Fraschilla regarding basketball.

BYU is preparing for an upcoming matchup against Arizona State as questions regarding the Sun Devils' quarterback remain, according to a October 26, 2026, report from BYU Sports Nation.

The discussion regarding BYU sports includes a debate over a potential 10 a.m. kickoff for the BYU-Utah game. Additionally, the program features Raider Damuni discussing a bounce back from UCF, and basketball insights from Bruce Branch III and Fran Fraschilla.

BYU volleyball was also recognized for winning a Big 12 title.

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