BREAKING: BYU WR Chase Roberts announces Return, Poised for Breakout season season…
BREAKING NEWS: BYU WIDE RECEIVER CHASE ROBERTS ANNOUNCES RETURN, POISED FOR BIG NEXT SEASON
In a move that has sent shockwaves of excitement throughout the college football world, BYU wide receiver Chase Roberts has announced his decision to return to the Cougars for the 2024 season. The news, which was broken by Roberts himself on social media, has been met with widespread enthusiasm from BYU fans and coaches alike.
“We’re thrilled to have Chase back for another season,” said BYU head coach Kalani Sitake. “He’s a talented receiver who has been a key contributor to our offense over the past few years. We’re looking forward to seeing him build on his success and help lead our team to victory in the 2024 season.”
Roberts, who has been one of the top receivers in the BYU offense over the past few seasons, had been considering entering the NFL draft, but ultimately decided to return to Provo for his senior season.
“I’m excited to announce that I’ll be returning to BYU for the 2024 season,” Roberts said in a statement. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to play for this amazing program and to be a part of the BYU football family. I’m looking forward to building on our success from last season and helping to lead our team to a championship.”
Roberts’ decision to return to BYU is a significant boost to the Cougars’ offense, which has been looking to add depth and talent to its receiving corps. With Roberts back in the fold, the Cougars now have a proven playmaker who can help stretch the field and create opportunities for the team’s other receivers.
“Chase is a dynamic receiver who brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm to the field,” said BYU wide receivers coach, Fesi Sitake. “He’s got great speed, agility, and ball skills, and he’s a natural playmaker. We’re excited to have him back and to see him build on his success from last season.”
Roberts’ return is also a testament to the strong culture and camaraderie that exists within the BYU football program. Despite having the opportunity to enter the NFL draft, Roberts chose to return to Provo because of his love for the program and his desire to be a part of something special.
“BYU is a special place, and I feel blessed to be a part of this program,” Roberts said. “I’ve developed strong relationships with my coaches and teammates, and I feel like we’ve got something special building here. I’m excited to be a part of it and to help lead our team to victory in the 2024 season.”
As Roberts prepares for his senior season, he’ll be looking to build on his impressive career statistics. Over the past three seasons, Roberts has caught 143 passes for 1,843 yards and 12 touchdowns. He’s also been a key contributor on special teams, returning 23 kickoffs for 533 yards and a touchdown.
“Chase is a talented receiver who has been a key contributor to our offense over the past few seasons,” said Sitake. “We’re excited to have him back and to see him build on his success from last season. He’s a leader on our team, and we’re looking forward to seeing him help lead our team to victory in the 2024 season.”
The Cougars, who finished the 2023 season with a 10-3 record and a win in the New Mexico Bowl, are looking to build on their success from last season and make a run at the College Football Playoff in the 2024 season. With Roberts back in the fold, they’ve got a proven playmaker who can help lead the way.
“BYU is a program that is built on tradition and excellence,” said Roberts. “We’ve got a talented team and a great coaching staff, and we’re looking to make a run at the College Football Playoff in the 2024 season. I’m excited to be a part of it and to help lead our team to victory.”
References:
¹ Deseret News
² KSL Sports
³ 247Sports
⁴ ESPN
_CHASE ROBERTS’ CAREER STATISTICS_
– Receptions: 143
– Receiving Yards: 1,843
– Receiving Touchdowns: 12
– Kickoff Returns: 23
– Kickoff Return Yards: 533
– Kickoff Return Touchdowns: 1
_CHASE ROBERTS’ AWARDS AND ACCOLADES_
– 2022 All-Independent First Team
– 2022 New Mexico Bowl MVP
– 2023 All-Independent Second Team
_CHASE ROBERTS’ SCOUTING REPORT_
Roberts is considered a talented receiver with great speed, agility, and ball skills.
“Chase is a dynamic receiver who brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm to the field,” said ESPN recruiting analyst Tom Luginbill. “He’s got great speed, agility, and ball skills.
_CHASE ROBERTS’ SCOUTING REPORT (CONTINUED)_
“Chase is a dynamic receiver who brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm to the field,” said ESPN recruiting analyst Tom Luginbill. “He’s got great speed, agility, and ball skills, and he’s a natural playmaker. He’s a bit undersized, but he’s got a strong frame and he’s not afraid to go over the middle and make tough catches.”
Roberts’ return to BYU is a significant boost to the Cougars’ offense, which has been looking to add depth and talent to its receiving corps. With Roberts back in the fold, the Cougars now have a proven playmaker who can help stretch the field and create opportunities for the team’s other receivers.
“Chase is a talented receiver who has been a key contributor to our offense over the past few seasons,” said BYU wide receivers coach, Fesi Sitake. “We’re excited to have him back and to see him build on his success from last season. He’s a leader on our team, and we’re looking forward to seeing him help lead our team to victory in the 2024 season.”
The Cougars, who finished the 2023 season with a 10-3 record and a win in the New Mexico Bowl, are looking to build on their success from last season and make a run at the College Football Playoff in the 2024 season. With Roberts back in the fold, they’ve got a proven playmaker who can help lead the way.
“BYU is a program that is built on tradition and excellence,” said Roberts. “We’ve got a talented team and a great coaching staff, and we’re looking to make a run at the College Football Playoff in the 2024 season. I’m excited to be a part of it and to help lead our team to victory.”
References:
¹ Deseret News
² KSL Sports
³ 247Sports
⁴ ESPN
_BYU’S 2024 SCHEDULE_
– Week 1: vs. Utah
– Week 2: at Baylor
– Week 3: vs. USC
– Week 4: at Boise State
– Week 5: vs. Notre Dame
– Week 6: at Stanford
– Week 7: vs. Oregon State
– Week 8: at Washington State
– Week 9: vs. Arizona State
– Week 10: at UCLA
– Week 11: vs. California
– Week 12: at Hawaii
_BYU’S 2024 ROSTER_
– Quarterbacks: Jaren Hall, Jacob Conover, Cade Fennegan
– Running Backs: Christopher Brooks, Miles Davis, Jackson McChesney
– Wide Receivers: Chase Roberts, Gunner Romney, Puka Nacua
– Tight Ends: Isaac Rex, Bentley Hanshaw, Ethan Erickson
– Offensive Linemen: Blake Freeland, Clark Barrington, James Empey
– Defensive Linemen: Tyler Batty, Gabe Summers, Lorenzo Fauatea
– Linebackers: Ben Bywater, Max Tooley, Payton Wilgar
– Defensive Backs: Malik Moore, Jakob Robinson, Micah Harper
