Johnson didn’t have a touchdown in a 38-9 loss, but BYU fans helped make up the rest, he said. The goal was to raise $20,000 and BYU fans surpassed that mark by almost $10,000. “The fact that you want to do this for me, I don’t even know what to say. It touches my heart,” Botts said of Johnson’s initial pledge.

The Kansas State Wildcats fan who promised to, and I quote, "shove a beefy 5 layer burrito up my a–" if his team lost to BYU on Saturday is ready to make

Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson publicly announced that he had started a drive online to raise money for his high school principal, Dr. Chris Botts, who is undergoing cancer treatments.

It won’t be difficult for BYU fans to remember the 21st night of September. The Cougars captured a hysterical upset victory Saturday against No. 13 Kansas State, and while the game action was thrilling,

The BYU football team waxed Big 12 rival Kansas State on Saturday to the tune of a 38-9 beatdown. After the game, the social media team dared a sad