BYU coaches happy with steps Cougars took toward more accountability and discipline during spring practice

Establishing a culture of effort and commitment was a major goal before spring camp began after last year’s 4-9 campaign

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) BYU opened spring football camp on Monday March 5 in the indoor playing facility. Head Coach Kalani Sitake speaks to the media after the first day's practice.

BYU coaches happy with steps Cougars took toward more accountability and discipline during spring practice

Establishing a culture of effort and commitment was a major goal before spring camp began after last year’s 4-9 campaign

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