PROVO — When BYU opens practices Wednesday, naturally all eyes will be on quarterback Zach Wilson and his surgically repaired shoulder.
Wilson didn’t participate in spring drills and he started throwing again in June due to offseason surgery. After starting the final seven games of 2018, Wilson enters fall camp as the starter and leader of the offense.
“I’ve got to step up and take that leadership role and command the offense and lead by example and push the guys,” he said. “When the whole team has a lot of confidence and they believe in what we’re doing, we can have a lot of success.