BYU defensive lineman Antunaisa Mahe sat out the 2020 season with a blood clot in his brain. Now he’s back in the fold.

Mahe is looking to fill in at the nose tackle position, left empty by departing Cougar Khyiris Tonga.

(Jaren Wilkey | BYU Athletics) BYU defensive lineman Atunaisa Mahe gets after the quarterback against Hawaii in the 2019 Hawaii Bowl.

(Jaren Wilkey | BYU Athletics) BYU defensive lineman Atunaisa Mahe gets after the quarterback against Hawaii in the 2019 Hawaii Bowl.

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