BYU's Bear Bachmeier discusses backup QBs and practice benchmarks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
During BYU's preseason camp, quarterback Bear Bachmeier stated he is confident in his backup options. Offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick indicated that if the season started today, redshirt senior Treyson Bourguet would be the primary backup, with freshman Enoch Watson also getting significant reps. The team's quarterbacks have built camaraderie, dining and bonding off the field. Roderick praised Bachmeier's progress and decision-making in practice, noting he has adapted well over the summer. Coach Kalani Sitake emphasized trust in the entire QB group as preparations for the season continue.
- •Bachmeier expresses confidence in his fellow quarterbacks.
- •Roderick identifies Bourguet as primary backup for now.
- •Watson getting significant practice reps as backup.
- •Quarterbacks have formed strong bonds off the field.
- •Bachmeier's decision-making significantly improved in practice.
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — BYU’s Bear Bachmeier and Aaron Roderick on backup QBs, benchmarks and other topics at preseason camp
"Aaron Roderick has set some benchmarks for Bear Bachmeier in 2026, and BYU's QB1 says he's ready to deliver.
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