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BYU Rises to Number 11 Following Victory Over Arizona

By Utah News Staff · September 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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BYU Rises to Number 11 Following Victory Over Arizona
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BYU Athletics has risen to number 11 following a victory over Arizona. The win establishes the team as a top contender within the Big 12.

Key takeaways

  • BYU rose to number 11 after beating Arizona.
  • The win positions BYU as the top team in the Big 12.
  • BYU previously defeated Utah Tech 63-7 in their season opener.

BYU has risen to number 11 in the rankings after defeating Arizona, a victory that stakes the team's claim as the best team in the Big 12, according to content from BYU Sports Nation.

The victory over Arizona follows a season opener in which BYU defeated Utah Tech with a score of 63-7. In a preview of the matchup, Chase Roberts discussed injuries affecting the team.

BYU Sports Nation, hosted by Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton, provides coverage including in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and commentary on BYU football, basketball, and other sports.

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