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Why are No. 8 BYU’s passing game numbers so low?

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No power conference football team in the country has fewer passing yards this season than BYU, which has only 719 yards through the air through four games. Does that mean it is time to panic in Provo? Hardly, BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier, offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick and passing game coordinator Fesi Sitake said Tuesday as the No.

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