BYU lands 2026 standout Legend Glasker in major in-state recruiting win

Glasker isn’t just a familiar name—he’s a problem for defenses. Last season, he racked up 781 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns on just 37 catches. His signature moment? A jaw-dropping 226-yard, two-touchdown performance against Lone Peak, including a one-handed grab that sent Utah prep circles buzzing. That kind of production earned him a three-star rating and offers from Cal, UNLV, Washington State, and others, but BYU’s early attention and consistent recruiting push sealed the deal.

Credit BYU passing game coordinator Fesi Sitake for building a strong relationship early. Glasker praised Sitake publicly for “all of the love,” and his frequent visits to Provo this spring—including BYU’s Junior Day—helped reinforce the Cougars as the right fit. With his cousin Isaiah thriving on defense, the comfort and vision for family success in BYU blue clearly resonated.

Glasker marks BYU’s sixth commit for the 2026 cycle—and the fourth from in-state talent. He’s also the second from Lehi High, joining edge rusher PJ Takitaki. As BYU looks to compete in the Big 12, keeping top Utah athletes home is no longer just a priority—it’s a necessity.

BYU fans should circle Glasker’s name now. With highlight-reel talent and Cougar blood already in the locker room, Legend Glasker’s commitment is more than a headline—it’s a promise of what’s coming to LaVell Edwards Stadium.