BYU Starting Right Tackle Andrew Gentry Removed from the Depth Chart
BYU's starting right tackle removed from depth chart
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BYU starting right tackle Andrew Gentry's status remains uncertain after being removed from the depth chart, with his current injury status not detailed in recent reports. The team has since turned its attention to an upcoming matchup against TCU.
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This change comes as BYU prepares to face a sputtering TCU team in a Big 12 matchup on Saturday night. The move affects the BYU football team's offensive line, which had been well-rested heading into the game. Sports Illustrated reported the removal of Andrew Gentry from the depth chart.
BYU Athletics has not provided an update on Gentry's status. The BYU football team is now without their starting right tackle, which may impact their performance against TCU. TCU hosts No. 10 BYU in the Big 12 matchup on Saturday night.
The game will be a test for BYU's offense, which will need to adjust without Gentry. The outcome of the game remains to be seen.
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TCU hosts No. 10 BYU in Big 12 matchup on Saturday nightNBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth · 46d ago
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Well-rested BYU turns attention to sputtering TCU in Fort WorthDeseret News · 46d ago
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BYU offensive tackle Andrew Gentry shares injury updateKSL Sports · 46d ago
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BYU Football Game Week 2026BYU Athletics · 46d ago
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BYU Starting Right Tackle Andrew Gentry Removed from the Depth ChartSports Illustrated · 46d ago
The obvious questions
Why was Andrew Gentry removed from the depth chart?
The reason for Gentry's removal is not specified in current reporting.
What impact will Gentry's removal have on BYU's offense?
The removal of Gentry may impact BYU's performance against TCU.
What is the schedule for BYU's next game?
BYU will face TCU in a Big 12 matchup on Saturday night.
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