BYU Offense Shines in First Fall Camp Scrimmage, Defense Acknowledges Need for Improvement
BYU's offense, led by quarterback Bear Bachmeier, reportedly outperformed the defense in the team's first fall camp scrimmage at LaVell Edwards Stadium. Head coach Kalani Sitake noted the offense had more big plays than desired for the defense and praised…
Salt Lake City, UT, August 15, 2026 —
The BYU Cougars’ offense demonstrated a strong performance during the team’s initial fall camp scrimmage held at LaVell Edwards Stadium, outshining the defense in several key areas. Quarterback Bear Bachmeier led the offensive charge, with head coach Kalani Sitake observing that the offense generated more significant plays than typically desired for the defense.
Sitake specifically commended the wide receiver unit for their contributions. Among those highlighted were transfer players Kyler Kasper and Reggie Frischknecht. Additionally, freshmen Legend Glasker and Terrance Saryon were noted for their impactful plays during the scrimmage.
Bachmeier himself acknowledged the offensive unit’s successful outing. Similarly, linebacker Cade Uluave, speaking on behalf of the defense, recognized the offense’s effective performance. However, Uluave also stressed the defense’s dedication to addressing areas needing improvement and their commitment to enhancing their play moving forward.
The scrimmage provided an early look at the team’s readiness as they prepare for the upcoming season, with the offense showing promising development under Bachmeier’s leadership and the coaching staff identifying specific players who have made notable contributions.
Story summarized from the original created by Jay Drew on www.deseret.com, see more information here.
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