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BYU is losing this starting defender to the transfer portal

BYU’s defense is taking a hit as starting linebacker Harrison Taggart has officially entered the NCAA transfer portal. This is a major development for the Cougars, as Taggart was expected to be a key piece of their defensive unit moving forward.

 

Taggart originally came to BYU from Oregon, where he began his college career as a four-star recruit out of Corner Canyon High School in Utah. After transferring to BYU in 2023, he quickly made an impact—especially when injuries forced him into a starting role. Known for his speed and physical play, he brought energy and consistency to the linebacker corps.

 

His decision to enter the transfer portal now opens the door for other programs to snag a young, talented defender with Power Five experience. For BYU, it means reshuffling the linebacker unit and finding a new leader on that side of the ball.

 

Fans will be watching closely to see where Taggart lands—and whether BYU can fill the gap he’s leaving behind.

 

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