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4 days ago | kslsports.com | Steve Bartle

SALT LAKE CITY—Utah football’s 2025 spring transfer portal class is marked by strategic acquisitions to bolster depth and address positional needs, a few of which have the potential to make an impact this fall. Kyle Whittingham’s program held onto the key pieces of its 2025 projection. Although a couple of departures occurred, Utah did well to minimize the losses. Below is a brief evaluation of each addition and their projected impact for the upcoming season.

6 days ago | kslsports.com | Mitch Harper

PROVO, Utah — Former BYU basketball guard Egor Demin is preparing for the NBA Combine, the next phase of the draft process. The NBA Combine tips off on May 11 and goes until May 18 in Chicago. It’s a big opportunity for Demin to climb draft boards again. At the beginning of BYU’s season last fall, Demin was garnering buzz as a top-10 pick. Heading into Chicago this week for the Combine, Demin is anywhere from the end of the Lottery to the high teens.

1 week ago | kslsports.com | Mitch Harper

SALT LAKE CITY – BYU and Utah are in the mix for one of the top recruits from Nevada. Bishop Gorman High’s Prince Williams, an edge rusher prospect in the class of 2026, revealed his top-five schools. The Cougs and Utes made the cut. Prince Williams reveals Top Five schoolsFellow Big 12 foe Arizona made the top five, along with Miami and Wisconsin.

1 week ago | kslsports.com | Mitch Harper

PROVO, Utah— BYU football’s first-ever Jewish quarterback, Jake Retzlaff, is visiting Israel for the first time. Retzlaff, along with five of his BYU teammates, wide receiver Chase Roberts, kicker Will Ferrin, offensive lineman Weylin Lapuaho, and safeties Talan Alfrey and Tanner Wall, arrived in Israel on Thursday for a memorable trip. Jake Retzlaff visits Israel as part of Athletes For Israel“It’s part of an organization, Athletes for Israel, which is an incredible organization.

1 week ago | kslsports.com | Mitch Harper

PROVO, Utah – BYU football has talent at cornerback in 2025, but it’s inexperienced. No one in BYU’s cornerback unit has consistently been a starter. The man to figure out who will be those top cornerbacks is Jernaro Gilford. Gilford enters his 10th season as BYU’s cornerbacks coach. This past winter, he was promoted to defensive passing game coordinator.