BYU Football Releases Depth Chart For Arizona Game
Oct 6, 2025, 5:39 PM
PROVO, Utah – The BYU football depth chart for game six against the Arizona Wildcats is out.
BYU enters the Big 12 matchup with a perfect 5-0 overall record, and 2-0 mark in Big 12 play, along with a No. 18 ranking in the latest AP Top 25 poll.
BYU football depth chart: Arizona week notes
The sixth depth chart of the 2025 BYU football season gets everyone ready for a road matchup against Arizona.
Movement behind LJ Martin for backup running back spots
Last week, Jovesa Damuni was the second-string running back listed behind LJ Martin. However, after a week where Damuni fumbled the ball, he was demoted to fourth-string.
The new second-string running back listed is Preston Rex, but he hasn’t had a carry yet this season. Enoch Nawahine, who has played sparingly, is the third-string running back.
BYU’s primary No. 2 running back, Sione Moa, remains injured. Last week, during the win over West Virginia, Moa was on the sideline watching the game on crutches.
Jack Kelly and Isaiah Glasker are still listed on the depth chart
Star linebackers Jack Kelly and Isaiah Glasker were banged up in BYU’s win over West Virginia. Kelly left the game in the first half and exited the medical tent with a sling on his left arm.
Glasker was held out in the second half until the onside kick at the end of the win against the Mountaineers.
On the surface, Kelly and Glasker being on the depth chart is a positive; however, players who appear on the depth chart don’t guarantee they will play in a game if battling an injury.
Case in point was Sione Moa, the week of the Colorado game.
The daily availability reports will begin on Wednesday night. That’s when we will get a clearer picture of whether those star linebackers will be able to play or not.
ys Quarterback
Bear Bachmeier
McCae Hillstead -OR-
Treyson Bourguet
Emerson Geilman
Running Back
LJ Martin
Preston Rex
Enoch Nawahine
Jovesa Damuni
Wide Receiver
Chase Roberts
Reggie Frischknecht
Wide Receiver
Parker Kingston
Tiger Bachmeier
Wide Receiver
Cody Hagen
Tei Nacua
Tight End
Carsen Ryan
Keayen Nead -OR-
Ethan Erickson -OR-
Noah Moeaki
Left Tackle
Isaiah Jatta
Kaden Chidester -OR-
Jake Griffin
Left Guard
Weylin Lapuaho -OR-
Sonny Makasini
Center
Bruce Mitchell
Trevor Pay
Right Guard
Austin Leausa -OR-
Kyle Sfarcioc
Right Tackle
Andrew Gentry
Trevin Ostler
Defensive End
Bodie Schoonover -OR-
Viliami Po’uha
Nose
Keanu Tanuvasa
Anisi Purcell
Kaufusi Pafoke
Tackle
John Taumoepeau -OR-
Justin Kirkland
Ulavai Fetuli
Outside Edge
Logan Lutui
Hunter Clegg
Orion Maile-Kaufusi -OR-
Tausili Akana
SAM
Isaiah Glasker
Ephraim Asiata -OR-
Maika Kaufusi
MACK
Siale Esera
Max Alford
Pierson Watson
ROVER
Jack Kelly
Ace Kaufusi
Miles Hall
Strong Safety
Raider Damuni -OR-
Faletau Satuala
Talan Alfrey
Free Safety
Tanner Wall -OR-
Faletau Satuala
Matthias Leach
Nickel
Tommy Prassas
Tayvion Beasley
Cannon DeVries
Cornerback
Evan Johnson
Jayden Dunlap
Cornerback
Therrian Alexander III
-OR- Mory Bamba
Marcus McKenzie
Punter
Sam Vander Haar
Fuller Shurtz
Kickoffs
Will Ferrin
Matthias Dunn
Place Kicker
Will Ferrin
Matthias Dunn
Holder
Sam Vander Haar
Fuller Shurtz
Long Snapper
Garrison Grimes
Ty Smith
Kick Returner
Cody Hagen
Tiger Bachmeier
Punter Returner
Parker Kingston
-OR- Tiger Bachmeier
No. 18 BYU at Arizona
Date: Friday, October 11, 2025
Kickoff: 6 p.m. (MDT)
TV: ESPN2
Radio: KSL NewsRadio (102.7 FM, 1160 AM)
Mitch Harper is a BYU Insider for sports.ksl.com and hosts the Cougar Tracks Podcast daily on KSL Sports YouTube and KSL NewsRadio (SUBSCRIBE). Harper also co-hosts Cougar Sports Saturday (12–3 p.m.) on KSL NewsRadio.
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