BYU’s spring football practices were all about building depth to compete with Utah, Washington and USC

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) After blowing a 27-7 lead and losing 35-27 to Utah last November, BYU coach Kalani Sitake (right) vowed to improve the Cougars' depth in spring practices, which concluded last week. The Cougars host the Utes on Aug. 29 in Provo to open the 2019 season.

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