For BYU athletes like football player Chandon Herring, the pandemic has focused his faith on ‘what matters most’

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BYU defensive lineman Merrill Taliauli, left, works out against offensive lineman Chandon Herring.

(Al Hartmann | Tribune file photo) BYU defensive lineman Merrill Taliauli, left, works out against offensive lineman Chandon Herring.

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