BYU has picked up the 10th member of its 2026 football recruiting class. Defensive back Antonio Johnson has committed to the ...

the University of Washington football team lost one on Monday when 2026 wide receiver commit Terrance Saryon flipped to BYU. The 5-foot-11, 165-pound Saryon from Evergreen High School in Vancouver ...

Evergreen’s offense didn’t have much going for it on Thursday, except for Terrance Saryon. But that proved to be more than enough. Saryon caught nine passes for 282 yards and five touchdowns ...

On Monday, Washington native and three-star wide receiver Terrance Saryon flipped his commitment from in-state Washington to BYU. We caught up with Saryon to discuss his decision to verbally ...

It really felt like I was at home." Saryon was in a battle between Washington and Oregon when he ultimately chose the home-state Huskies in November. But BYU really ramped things up in the past ...

The Huskies landed their second 2026 in-state prospect on Saturday when Terrance Saryon, a 5-foot-10, 160-pound athlete who plays at Evergreen High School in Vancouver, announced his commitment to ...

BYU football's 2026 recruiting class is ranked No. 31 in the country, and it could get even better if the Cougars can land some of the prospects visiting Provo in June.

BYU entered the picture last month when Fesi Sitake offered Saryon a scholarship. After an unofficial visit to BYU last week, Saryon flipped his commitment to BYU. BYU wide receivers coach Fesi ...

BYU’s growing 2026 recruiting class gained another commitment Monday. Terrance Saryon, a wide receiver who was previously committed to the Big Ten’s Washington, announced on social media he ...

Washington landed a commitment from Vancouver (Wash.) Evergreen 2026 receiver Terrance Saryon. Saryon announced his commitment to the Huskies moments ago after telling the Husky coaches on Friday ...

Saryon had a connection to BYU that played a role in his recruitment. He is 7v7 teammates with four-star BYU commit Brock Harris. "I would say Brock definitely played a roll in me coming to BYU ...