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Analysis: No. 25 BYU makes early claim to be an elite offensive unit in opening win over Ohio State

By Deseret News · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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At one point this offseason, Kevin Young claimed his new-look Cougars would be the most prolific shooting team hed had thus far at BYU. Early on in Monday's season opener against Ohio State, however, Young's squad looked like anything but.

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