Running has never been a staple of Brigham Young University's football program.  Names like Detmer and McMahon have always defined the Cougar offense. 

Sarkisian, Beck, and Hall are among the men who have best worn the "Y" in recent years. Even the Young family itself is in the business of passing, having produced one of the better left-handed quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL. 

To put it mildly, BYU passes, and has always passed, with colors flying, save only for one small category: assimilation.

To say that a university founded on the principles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) wanders slightly from the beaten path of modern American post-secondary education is o...

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