Leonard Retzlaff of Saddleridge Farming bets sunlight will help stabilize the family farm’s income. Located near Rosemary, the farm is operated by Retzlaff, his father Ralph and brothers Philip and

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BYU coach Kalani Sitake gave a shoutout to the fans following the Cougars’ season-opening 63-7 win over Utah Tech late Saturday night. Even with BYU taking on an FCS opponent, Sitake was impressed not just with his team’s play, but with the fan support in the home opener at LaVell Edwards Stadium. He believes it set an impressive standard for players who transferred in from other schools, in their first experience playing at home in Provo. Analysis: BYU was mostly clean in doing what it needed to against overmatched Utah Tech 3 aha moments from BYU’s Week 1 victory over Utah Tech What Utah Tech coach Lance Anderson said after losing to BYU “Really proud of the team, proud of the way the guys played, proud of the energy that we had. And just want to tell all the fans, thank you so much for your energy. They stayed here till the very end. The ROC (BYU’s student section) was here the whole entire time,” Sitake said. “(That) impressed a lot of our players that came from the portal, been other places. They couldn’t believe the support that the fans had for the team and the energy — made a lot of noise. And you know, we’re going to need them next week (vs. Arizona). It’s going to be a lot of fun, but we need them all year long.” Watch Sitake’s message for the fans, as well as players’ reactions and scenes from the dominant win in the video above, as the Cougars started the season 1-0. ### Jake Retzlaff back supporting the Cougars Former BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff was one of several former BYU players at the contest — so, too, was former Cougar running back Jamaal Williams. Retzlaff, who left BYU after facing an honor code violation and played the 2025 season at Tulane, was back in Provo for the next game now that his college career is done. > IDK all the details and maybe I am > Missing something but the fact Jake Retzlaff comes back to @BYU to support the program says a lot. When you have a school that kicks you out over breaking the honor code… and you still come back and show support… that means something on both… pic.twitter.com/aKhQh4Cvo9 > > — Thoughtful-Faith (@ThoughtfulSaint) September 6, 2026 Retzlaff spent time on the sidelines, and after freshman running back Devaughn Eka scored a fourth-quarter touchdown, Retzlaff was there to congratulate the young back. ### High-fives all around Call it a bit of karmic goodwill. As BYU headed back out on to the field following halftime, a young Cougar fan had secured a spot where he could greet players as they headed down the tunnel. The first player to take him up on a high-five ended up being Cannon DeVries, who minutes later returned the second-half kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown. After DeVries gave the fan a high-five, he built up his confidence and took another step towards the players and coaches heading out to the field and received several more high-fives from BYU players and coaches, including head coach Kalani Sitake.

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and Viking Motorsports are expanding their Fentanyl Free America initiative to two more NASCAR events this season, bringing the awareness campaign to Daytona International Speedway and Charlotte Motor Speedway. The No. 99 Fentanyl Free America Chevrolet, driven by Parker Retzlaff, will carry the campaign’s message during the NASCAR […] The post DEA Expands NASCAR Partnership to Raise Fentanyl Awareness at Daytona and Charlotte first appeared on Speedway Digest - Home for NASCAR News.