Fourth-string BYU quarterback Sol-Jay Maiava-Peters was a bowl game hero. What does that mean for next season?

Making his first start in the bowl game, Maiava-Peters did what BYU needed, grinding out a 24-23 win.

(Chancey Bush | The Albuquerque Journal via AP) BYU quarterback Sol-Jay Maiava-Peters (5) reacts to the crowd as team wins the title at the New Mexico Bowl NCAA college football game against SMU in Albuquerque, N.M., Saturday, Dec. 17, 2022.

Fourth-string BYU quarterback Sol-Jay Maiava-Peters was a bowl game hero. What does that mean for next season?

Making his first start in the bowl game, Maiava-Peters did what BYU needed, grinding out a 24-23 win.

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