BYU Adds 33 Fresh Faces to Spring Roster

– – Micah Beckstead (Running Back)- –

Owen Borg (Linebacker)- –

Justice Brathwaite (Cornerback)- –

Jake Clifton (Linebacker)- –

Josh Davis (Tight End)- –

Devaughn Eka (Running Back)-

– Paki Finau (Offensive)

Matthew Fredrick (Tight End)- –

Legend Glasker (Wide Receiver)- –

Kyler Kasper (Wide Receiver)- –

Nehemiah Kolone (Defensive Tackle)- –

Braxton Lindsey (Defensive End)- –

Blake Lowe (Linebacker)- –

Walker Lyons (Tight End)- –

Matthew Mason (Safety)- –

Bott Mulitalo (Offensive Line)-

– Jett Nelson (Wide Receiver)- –

Jaron Pula (Wide Receiver)- –

Kennan Pula (Safety)- –

Talitu’i Pututau (Offensive Line)- –

Ian Sanches (Kicker)- –

Roger Saleapaga II (Tight End)- –

Terrance Saryon (Wide Receiver)-

– Seth Shigg (Cornerback)- –

Jr Sia (Offensive Line)- –

David Tangilanu (Defensive Tackle)-

– Gage Tanner (Linebacker)- –

Daniel Taumoepeau (Linebacker)-

– Cade Uluave (Linebacker)- –

Enoch Watson (Quarterback)- –

Jayven Williams (Cornerback)- –

Zak Yamauchi (Offensive Line)-

– Adney Reid (Defensive End)

1. Every Transfer Is Taken Into Account

For a few minutes, Washington offensive line transfer Paki Finau was not included on the first Spring roster; he was included soon after. In January, Finau committed to the Cougars.

Finau has been included, so all of BYU’s signings have been accounted for.

2. The Safety of Kennan Pula Will Be Prioritized from the Start

Kennan Pula will begin his BYU career as a safety. On signing day, it was revealed that Kennan was an athlete who could play on either side of the ball. He will begin his career at safety, and his brother Jaron will play wide receiver.

3. Seth Shigg Leaves the Army

Listed as a cornerback, Seth Shigg is a transfer from the Army. As a quarterback, Shigg joined the Army. He will change roles at BYU. At that time, the Cougars were trying to sign two transfers for that position. That space seems packed now that Shigg is there.