BYU football is set to make history in 2025 as true freshman Bear Bachmeier is confirmed to start the season opener against Portland State on August 30. This groundbreaking decision marks the first time a true freshman will lead the Cougars in a season opener, a significant milestone for the program.
- BYU football names true freshman starter.
- Bear Bachmeier makes history as opener starter.
- Competition included two Division I transfers.
- Bachmeier transferred from Stanford amid coaching changes.
- Impressive high school stats: 6,810 yards, 59 touchdowns.
- Interest from major programs like Alabama and Arkansas.
Bachmeier, a former four-star recruit, triumphed in a competitive three-man battle for the starting quarterback role, edging out experienced Division I transfers. His impressive high school career, where he amassed 6,810 yards and 59 touchdowns, showcases his potential to shine on the collegiate stage.
Having previously enrolled at Stanford, Bachmeier transferred to BYU after a series of coaching changes. As he steps into this pivotal role, will he rise to the occasion and lead BYU to new heights?
The decision to start Bachmeier raises questions about the future of BYU football. Can a true freshman handle the pressure of leading a Division I team? The Cougars are banking on his high school success translating to college football.
- Bachmeier’s high school stats include 1,724 yards and 33 rushing touchdowns.
- He previously attracted interest from top programs like Alabama and Arkansas.
- This move signifies BYU’s commitment to developing young talent.
- The Cougars aim to improve their standing in the competitive college football landscape.
Fans are eager to see how Bachmeier performs in the opener against Portland State. Will he lead BYU to a successful season? Stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting year ahead!
