Kalani Sitake and the BYU football program will host no. 13 Kansas State to kickoff conference play. It will be a battle of two unbeaten team

Jake Retzlaff's path to becoming the starting quarterback at BYU has been unconventional. The Los Angeles native attended two junior colleges in Southern California before transferring to BYU ahead of the 2023 season and getting his shot as an FBS starting quarterback when former Cougars starting signal caller Kedon Slovis went down with an injury against West Virginia.

After BYU made quick work of Wyoming last week, we dove into the essence of the Jake Retzlaff experience. It’s a high-wire act of sorts — living and dying with a quarterback who can both elevate BYU beyond its talent means or send it into a spiral of turnovers and miscues.

After a strong showing in week one, BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff struggled against SMU. BYU moved the ball at times, but turnovers plagued Retzlaff throughout.

Gifford Nielsen talks about Retzlaff’s potential, returning to the BYU QBs room, and the challenge of defending K-State’s own talented quarterback.

Against Wyoming, BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff tallied 353 yards of total offense, 3 touchdowns, and 1 interception. Retzlaff's performance impressed the evalua

Junior college transfer Jake Retzlaff made all the right decisions late in the game to help BYU edge SMU 18-15 in Dallas Friday night

"Not So Fast!" as coined by Lee Corso, and most likely uttered by Retzlaff after Bohanon surged for a time in popularity during fall camp. Retzlaff proceeded to lock down the No.1 spot in a somewhat clandestine fashion prior to kickoff and ultimately proved why he did.