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BYU-Texas Tech time change
PROVO, Utah — No. 8 BYU women’s volleyball’s match against Texas Tech on Saturday, Nov. 14, will now begin at 6 p.m. MT. Originally scheduled for 1 p.m. MT, the match was moved to the evening to accommodate BYU football’s 1:30 p.m. kickoff against Baylor earlier that afternoon.
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Provo Airport terminal expansion project reaches major construction goal
PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — Provo airport is celebrating a new milestone. Airport and city leaders are recognizing the ongoing progress in phases 2 and 3 of the Terminal Expansion Project and the continued investment in the airport’s future as the city is growing. This comes as the terminal expansion project is slated for full completion […]
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Notre Dame beat No. 1 Miami. Why BYU may be the biggest winner
A win against college football’s consensus No. 1 team sure means a lot. Until it doesn’t. For this week, anyway, the College Football Playoff Selection Committee has made one thing crystal clear: Beat No. 1, and the ripple effects can carry a long, long way. All the way to Provo, apparently. More: CFP rankings winners and losers headlined by Alabama's lead on Tennessee Notre Dame’s win against previously unbeaten and unanimous No. 1 Miami helped rescue two-loss BYU from a much steeper fall. The Cougars slipped only one spot, from No. 9 to No. 10, in the second iteration of the 2026 CFP rankings. "When you have a win over what is now our fifth-ranked team," CFP chairman Hunter Yurachek said, "that really is a feather in the cap for BYU." Quite the feather. Notre Dame, which debuted at No. 11 in the 2026 CFP rankings on Nov. 3, rocketed to No. 5 after its 31-24 win against Miami on Saturday night inside sold-out Notre Dame Stadium. And this wasn’t some fluky, survive-and-advance upset. The Fighting Irish (8-1) scored on their opening possession and led for the final 54 minutes, 38 seconds. They led by double digits for 20 minutes
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2027 5-star wing AJ Williams predicted to land with BYU basketball
By Bjorn Bergstrom, BYU Cougars Wire: The BYU Cougars have long been linked to AJ Williams, a five-star wing in the 2027 recruiting class. He’s the No. 2 small forward in the class and the No. 5 player overall, well worthy of receiving massive amounts of recruiting attention from BYU head coach Kevin Young and his staff.
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BYU students help find family of missing veterans
PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — Students at Brigham Young University in Provo are using genealogical research to help bring long-awaited answers to families of American service members missing from past wars. In a partnership with the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, student researchers analyze historical records to locate living next of...
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BYU Advances Past West Virginia in First-Round PK Shootout
MANSFIELD, Texas — Top-seeded BYU women’s soccer (12-3-4, 8-1-2 Big 12) advanced to the Big 12 Soccer Tournament Semifinals after tying West Virginia 1-1 and advancing on penalty kicks, 4-2. Sophie Sivulich scored BYU’s lone goal in today’s match, with Mia Goettsche and Lucy Kesler picking up assists.
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Lehi's Dough Lady Bakery Grows From Townhome Kitchen to 43-Employee Operation
Dough Lady’s second storefront brings the bakery’s rotating menu of more than 50 gourmet cinnamon roll flavors to Utah County customers who had been making the drive to Millcreek. Founded by Amy and Eric Lund, the bakery opened at 3156 N. 1200 West, Suite 101, and has already been selling out there, according to local coverage.
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High-scoring No. 23 BYU faces another test in Montana State
Fresh off of another high-scoring win, No. 23 BYU will look to continue its unbeaten start against Montana State on Thursday night in Provo, Utah. The Cougars (3-0) nearly reached the century mark in scoring Tuesday when they defeated visiting Queens (N.C.) University 98-82 at the Marriott Center. BYU, which routed visiting Omaha 108-67 on last Friday, is averaging 100.0 points per outing, having scored at least 94 points in its three victories. Rob Wright III, the current Big 12 player of the week, continued his hot start with 21 points and six assists. He made 9 of 19 field-goal attempts to pace the Cougars, who shot 53.8% overall and 45.9% (17 of 37) from 3-point range. BYU made 12 treys in the first half. Bruce Branch III, Jaxon Kohler and Nate Pickens each scored 15 points in the fast-paced game. All five BYU starters made at least two 3-pointers, with Kohler going 3-for-3 while also grabbing a team-high eight rebounds. "We have so many talented shooters," Wright said. "It's like anytime you make it one more (pass), you just know the ball's probably going in. So we just try and trust each other and keep building that trust, and