BYU will face a challenge against Colorado in the Alamo Bowl due to injuries to its offensive line.
BYU will be without starting right tackle Brayden Keim and backup right tackle Isaiah Jatta for the Alamo Bowl against Colorado . Keim suffered a season-ending injury against Utah, while Jatta was injured in the games against Arizona State and Kansas. Offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick said that both players will not be available for the game. The Cougars have been dealing with multiple offensive line injuries throughout the season.
Roderick said that they have been working on different offensive line combinations and will be ready for the game. Austin Leausa is the most likely candidate to start at right tackle
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