Brigham Young University (BYU) is making headlines in college football as they welcome their first transfer portal addition of the offseason. Kyler Kasper, a wide receiver previously with the University of Oregon, has officially committed to the Cougars, announcing his decision on social media on Thursday.
Kasper has been a member of the Oregon Ducks since 2022, where he participated in 72 total snaps and recorded six catches for 77 yards. Standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing 212 pounds, the Arizona native was highly regarded as a four-star recruit during his high school career, having chosen Oregon over a plethora of significant offers, including programs like Tennessee, Georgia, and Miami.
With the two seasons of eligibility he has left, Kasper will play a crucial role in BYU’s upcoming campaigns, particularly in filling the void left by departing senior Chase Roberts in the Cougars’ wide receiver corps. He joins a talented group of returning receivers, which includes Parker Kingston, Jojo Phillips, Cody Hagen, Reggie Frischknecht, and Tei Nacua.
Kasper’s addition signals BYU’s commitment to enhancing their offensive capabilities, and fans are sure to be excited about the prospects of his contributions to the team. As the Cougars prepare for the future, the combination of recruiting efforts and transfer acquisitions like Kasper may bolster BYU’s competitive edge in the coming seasons.