Legend Glasker's big 1st game earns Big 12 Freshman of the Week honor

Legend Glasker's big 1st game earns Big 12 Freshman of the Week honor
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Big 12 football power rankings after Week 1📸 Rob Gray, IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect https://t.co/kBPujlFoiZ pic.twitter.com/Ik2806Sg88 Legend Glasker sent waves through the Big 12 in Week 1, putting the conference on notice that he'll be a significant factor for the BYU Cougars in 2026 despite his true freshman classification. Glasker, who arrived in Provo as a three-star recruit, surprised many with how well he performed during spring ball and fall camp, emerging as one of three wide receiver starters. While high praise had been placed upon him, he continued to surprised in his Cougars debut. On the first drive of the game, Glasker ran a jet sweep all the way into the end zone, BYU's first score of the season. He didn't stop there, catching two touchdown passes and running away from Utah Tech Trailblazer defenders along the way. His speed was undeniable, as he was considerably quicker and faster than any other player on the field. With five touches (three receptions, two rushes), 81 total yards and three total touchdowns, Glasker was an easy choice for the Big 12 Freshman of the Week. BIG 12 FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK@LEGEND1GLASKER pic.twitter.com/vkZygJYTmR Glasker being involved in the Cougars' offensive game plan very early could be a tell for future games and performances, as offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick clearly believes in the true freshman's talent and ability. And for good reason, as Glasker started and continued the onslaught of scores against the Trailblazers on Saturday. Don't be surprised if BYU star receiver earns more Big 12 Freshman of the Week honors in the future, as he revealed himself as a star in his debut. Contact/Follow @BYUCougarsWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of BYU Cougars news, notes and opinion.

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