James Wooldridge, Deseret News
PROVO — Last December, BYU coach Kalani Sitake hired a new offensive coordinator, Jeff Grimes, to resurrect a moribund offense.
While Grimes has never been an offensive coordinator, he has spent years as an offensive line coach at a handful of teams from Power 5 conferences.
Among the many shortcomings of BYU’s offense a year ago included the failure to establish an identity.
From the outset, Grimes set out to fix that problem.
“In a rebound year like this, there’s been a huge change in our culture. That’s the first thing the new (offensive) coaching staff set to achieve, right when they came in,” said sophomore offensive lineman Tristen Hoge.