First Glimpse At BYU Football Newcomers In Game Day Uniforms
Jul 21, 2024, 2:29 PM
PROVO, Utah – The 2024 BYU football season is approaching.
Fall camp kicks off next week, and the season opener against Southern Illinois will be August 31.
The dawn of a new season ushers in a new wave of newcomers to the BYU football newcomers.
A total of 22 newcomers are on BYU’s roster entering fall camp.
Last week, the realities of these newcomers being BYU Cougars took another step forward as they participated in a photo shoot with BYU’s in-house marketing, communication, and social media teams.
Even BYU mascot Cosmo participated in the photo shoot.
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The photo shoot allowed the newcomers to don the threads they will wear at BYU this fall.
Some players shared pictures from their time in front of the camera in their new BYU gear.
Therrian Alexander, CB
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Alexander was a top priority in BYU’s recruiting efforts for the 2024 class. He participated in spring practices.
Gerry Bohanon, QB
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Bohanon is battling with Jake Retzlaff for the top quarterback spot to lead the program in 2024. He transferred in from USF and before that was at Baylor.
Choe Bryant-Strother, LB
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Choe Bryant-Strother, the younger brother of former BYU basketball star Elijah Bryant, transferred to BYU after spring practices from UCLA.
Kini Fonohema, DE
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Fonohema picked BYU over Utah and Oregon State on Signing Day last December.
Cody Hagen, WR
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Hagen was a heralded four-star prospect out of Corner Canyon High School in the class of 2022. For the past two years, he served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Isaiah Jatta, OL
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Jatta signed with BYU this past spring after spending one season with the Colorado Buffaloes.
Noah Moeaki, TE
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Moeaki was BYU’s first commit in the 2022 recruiting class. For the past two years, he has served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Tei Nacua, WR
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The younger brother of former BYU stars Puka, Kai, and Samson Nacua, Tei Nacua, signed BYU on Signing Day last December.
Faletau Satuala, S
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Satuala was the highest-rated recruit in BYU’s 2024 recruiting class. He’s one of the highest-rated prospects BYU has signed in the internet era. Satuala will begin his BYU career this fall at the safety position.
Luke To’omalatai, DT
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To’omalatai comes to BYU after two seasons playing at the JUCO level. Last year at Long Beach City College, he had 8.5 sacks.
Ikiniasio Tupou, OL
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Tupou was a highly sought-after prospect on the West Coast. He picked BYU over offers from Big 12, Big Ten, and ACC programs.
Tyler West, WR
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West committed to BYU as a preferred walk-on. He was a highly productive athlete at Crimson Cliffs High School in Utah.
Prince Zombo, WR
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Zombo is a preferred walk-on from Peoria, Arizona. Last season, Zombo greyshirted before competing in spring practices this past March.
Mitch Harper is a BYU Insider for sports.ksl.com and hosts the Cougar Tracks Podcast (SUBSCRIBE) and Cougar Sports Saturday (12–3 p.m.) on KSL Newsradio. Follow Mitch’s coverage of BYU in the Big 12 Conference on X: @Mitch_Harper.
