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- Offensive fireworks aside, BYU’s defensive changes sealed deal against Houston BYU defensive lineman Zac Dawe (99) celebrates his sack of Houston quarterback Clayton Tune, bottom right, during the second half of an NCAA college football game, Friday, Oct. 16, 2020, in Houston. | AP Photo/Eric Christian Smith When BYU changed its defense to an aggressive man coverage, things clicked in 43-26 win over Houston You gotta give Kalani Sitake credit in that win over Houston. He watched Houston quarterback Clayton Tune rip apart his defense in the first half and he’d seen enough. It was time to make his defense fit in with the rest of the team game plan…
- How BYU and kicker Jake Oldroyd pulled off an onside kick — dubbed ‘Chip-9’ — to surprise Houston in come-from-behind win Brigham Young Cougars place kicker Jake Oldroyd (39) kicks the winning field goal in Phoenix on Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016. | Associated Press Texan Jake Oldroyd has an array of trick kicks, promises more if No. 12 Cougars continue to call upon him to execute one of football’s most difficult plays BYU special teams coach Ed Lamb called it a “message” to both teams that the BYU Cougars were playing to win the game. BYU kicker Jake Oldroyd called it “Chip-9,” although he won’t fully divulge where that name came from. However it’s referenced, it worked. Oldroyd’s onside kick, successfully…
- After ending free trials in the US, Netflix is giving an entire country a free weekend of streaming (NFLX) Summary List PlacementNetflix is bringing a weekend of free streaming to India in a few weeks, Protocol first reported. Netflix COO Greg Peters said on the company's earnings call that the streaming service will promote itself with 48 hours of free Netflix access in India as a test, with potential to bring it to other countries. Netflix is calling the event StreamFest, and users in India will not need to enter credit card or other payment information to access the collection of movies and TV shows. "We think that giving everyone in a country access to Netflix for free for…
- Associated Press finds most arrested in nationwide protests aren’t leftist radicals By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER, COLLEEN LONG and MICHAEL BALSAMO | The Associated Press WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump portrays the hundreds of people arrested nationwide in protests against racial injustice as violent urban left-wing radicals. But an Associated Press review of thousands of pages of court documents tell a different story. Very few of those charged appear to be affiliated with highly organized extremist groups, and many are young suburban adults from the very neighborhoods Trump vows to protect from the violence in his reelection push to win support from the suburbs. Attorney General William Barr has urged his prosecutors…