No. 1 hoops recruit A.J. Dybantsa shockingly chooses BYU after record-setting NIL offer
Potential 2026 No. 1 NBA Draft pick AJ Dybantsa chose BYU over college basketball heavyweights Alabama, Kansas and North Carolina in a program-changing moment Tuesday thanks to a nearly $7 million Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) offer, according to Adam Zagoria.
The 6-foot-9 Brockton, Mass. native announced for BYU earlier Tuesday, signing with the Cougars over Alabama, North Carolina ...
Logan • The first time Bronco Mendenhall joined one of BYU’s rivals, it was purely out of spite. The young Mendenhall was ...
AJ Dybantsa officially committed to play college basketball at BYU on Tuesday morning. The top-ranked recruit in the Class of 2025 is expected to receive ...
Jake Retzlaff, the BYU quarterback who made waves with his new NIL deal with Jewish food brand Manischewitz, has filed to ...
But BYU is looking for a backup quarterback with Gerry Bohanon gone. McCae Hillstead is on the roster, the Utah State ...
BYU finished with a losing record in WCC play in 2023. Less than two years later, it landed the No. 1 recruit in the country.
With BYU signing the 6-foot-9 jumbo wing from Brockton, Massachussetts, by way of Utah Prep in Hurricane, the Cougars ...
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Amid $7 Million NIL Claims, BYU Coach Cites ‘Diversity’ Ties With AJ Dybantsa as 17,000 Fans Welcome Future CougarAJ Dybantsa finally dropped the most anticipated recruitment news of the year, committing to BYU after months of speculation, campus visits, and endless social media chatter. The post Amid $7 Million ...
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