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Why defensive tackle Keanu Tanuvasa believes the BYU Cougars are on the 'verge of something special' in 2026 college football season
- Tanuvasa says he expects to be entering the NFL draft next year after his BYU season, framing it as a continuation of his journey.
- He credits BYU head coach Kalani Sitake’s decision to stay as a factor in his return and in pursuing unfinished business.
- Tanuvasa describes himself as a ‘disruptor’ whose goal is to disrupt offenses, with statistics following from that effort.
- He emphasizes gratitude and urgency as he balances football, academics, and NIL earnings to support his family and wife.
- Tanuvasa plans to graduate next week and hopes his NIL earnings can support family and his wife’s education.
- He warns teammates against using NIL agents, preferring guidance from teammates or coaches who have navigated it themselves.
- Tanuvasa notes his NFL prospects, ongoing studies, and plans for life after football, including potential public speaking.
- Tanuvasa reflected on his transfer from Utah and his successful adaptation to BYU, including leadership as a team captain.
- The interview outlines Tanuvasa’s personal goals for 2026, including returning to Big 12 title contention with BYU.
- Tanuvasa plans to walk in BYU graduation ceremonies, emphasizing education alongside football and NIL.
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