BYU got healthier on bye week, but will 'probably' be without key defender at TCU

The Cougars got some welcome news on offense, with a likely return of wide receivers Kody Epps and Parker Kingston.

<p>PROVO — BYU's bye week felt a bit more like fall training camp or spring practices, at least according to offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick, as the Cougars got back to basics in&

&quot&#x3B;</p><p>Beyond the physical play of the lighter version of training camp, though, the Cougars also worked to get healthier.

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