BYU Oklahoma Results

BYU upsets Oklahoma in incredible fashion, and on national television. With three minutes left in the game Max Hall hit wide open McKay Jacobson in end zone to put BYU on top of Oklahoma, 14-13. In a last effort, OU kicked a 54 yard field goal that was wide left and short. BYU kneeled on it three times and upset the No. 3 ranked Oklahoma Sooners.

More of my thoughts to come later...right now I am celebrating.

Jake Heaps to sign with BYU

It was announced today that the nation's number one high school quarterback, Jake Heaps, will announce tomorrow, June 4, 2009, that he plans to sign with BYU after his senior season of high school football. Heaps just finished his junior year at Skyline High School in Seattle, WA, where in two seasons he has helped is team to a 28-0 record.

The announcement comes at a perfect time for BYU fans everywhere. Heaps, as strong leader, will step in just in time to fill the shoes of current quarterback Max Hall. Hall will be completing his senior season this fall and BYU will need a new leader to step up and lead the cougars as the compete to become again a national power.

Stay tuned for more to come on the announcement of Jake Heaps.

BYU 2009 Official Schedule

BYU recently announced their complete schedule for the 2009 football season. It includes some exciting match ups including, Oklahoma, Florida St, Utah, and TCU for homecoming. Below is the complete schedule.

Sept 5 - Oklahoma (Dallas, TX)
Sept 12 - Tulane
Sept 19 - Florida State
Sept 26 - Colorado State
Oct 2 - Utah State
Oct 10 - UNLV
Oct 17 - San Diego St.
Oct 24 - TCU (Homecoming)
Nov 7 - Wyoming
Nov 14 - New Mexico
Nov 21 - Air Force
Nov 28 - Utah

Home games listed in bold.