Leadership, culture and coaching staff continuity will help BYU move forward, says Kalani Sitake, even with the loss of Jake Retzlaff.
| Sports Edition | | Wednesday, July 2, 2025 |
Good morning. On our minds today: Will BYU's leaders help offset the loss of Jake Retzlaff? What's next for Utah State basketball? And Utah reels in a major four-star commitment, one of the high-rated in school history. Read these and other top stories. |
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