BYU Football’s Starting Right Tackle Andrew Gentry Reportedly Out With Ankle Injury
BYU football's starting right tackle, Andrew Gentry, is reportedly facing an extended absence due to an ankle injury sustained during a game against Colorado State.
Salt Lake City, UT, September 29, 2026 — BYU football is reportedly set to be without its starting right tackle, Andrew Gentry, for an unspecified period. Gentry is understood to be facing an extended absence from the team due to an ankle injury.
The injury is said to have occurred during BYU’s recent game against Colorado State. The exact timeline for Gentry’s return to play was not immediately available, but reports indicate the absence will be for an extended duration. Gentry has been a key component of the Cougars’ offensive line this season.
Details regarding the severity of the ankle injury have not been officially disclosed by the university or the football program. The player’s name, Andrew Gentry, and his position as starting right tackle are confirmed by team rosters and game reports. The opponent at the time of the injury was the Colorado State Rams.
The duration of Gentry’s absence, the specific medical assessments, and any potential impact on future games remain subjects of ongoing information. The contractor’s name was not provided, and no specific financial figures or penalties were mentioned in relation to this injury report.
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