Not only did Jaren Hall play on an injured shoulder, but he also barely practiced in the week before the Notre Dame game. It led to Hall throwing for just 120 yards on 17 pass attempts as BYU lost 28-20. Is he healthy now?
BYU OC Aaron Roderick says the Cougars made an exception to an unwritten practice rule last week, but the QB’s shoulder appears to be on the mend now.
Sitake said that Hall was injured but pushed through it to play against the Irish. Hall said he “felt great.” “I trusted him to play without practicing, which is rare. You don’t do that very often in college football. Special case [with Hall] given how much he has played and how much he has meant to our team.”
Roderick did admit, though, that he changed his play calling to adjust to Hall’s shoulder injury. Hall had his fewest passing attempts since becoming the full-time starter last Saturday. It was also the first time Hall didn’t throw for over 250 yards dating back to 2021.
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