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BYU’s Bear Bachmeier and Aaron Roderick on backup QBs, benchmarks and other topics at preseason camp

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If predicted Big 12 title contender BYU handles Utah Tech of the Football Championship Subdivision as expected in four weeks, midway through the third quarter, head coach Kalani Sitake and offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick will send in a backup quarterback to relieve unquestioned starter Bear Bachmeier. Will BYU’s QB2 be redshirt senior Treyson Bourguet or freshman returned missionary Enoch Watson? Roderick told the Deseret News on Wednesday after the first preseason training camp practice that if the season started today, Bachmeier’s primary backup would be the 6-foot-2, 210-pound Bourguet, the fifth-year player from Tucson, Arizona, who played two years at Western Michigan before transferring to BYU in 2024. “Treyson took all the reps with the twos today, and Enoch took the reps with the threes,” Roderick said. “If we played today, that’s what it would be, but we’re going to keep working through that. We will see how that goes.” Roderick said as camp goes on , the 6-3, 215-pound W

First report: ‘I believe in those guys’: BYU’s Aaron Roderick on why he didn’t add more receivers after spring camp — sports.yahoo.com, 4d