Mom, Debbie Dimond, was an honorable mention All-American BYU women's basketball player, where she played from 1991-95. She is the eighth-highest scorer in BYU women's basketball history
Sister, Sierra, is a thrower on the BYU track and field team
Has four sisters
Before BYU
Prepped at Herriman High School under Dustin Pearce
Principal's Honor Roll student
UHSAA Spirit of Sport Award
2015 state champion
Three-time team captain
Two-time all-region
Six-time all-state in track and field
State champion in the shot put and javelin
2018 all-state basketball
Two-time basketball team captain
Holds the 6A javelin state record
Also recruited by Utah, UCLA, USC, Washington and Vanderbilt
BYU Hall of Fame
Freshman Year
2019
Started the final seven games of the season at right tackle as a true freshman
Part of an offensive line unit ranked No. 12 by Pro Football Focus
Offense ranked No. 26 in passing yards per game at 284.7
Part of a unit that ranked No. 8 in total offense in the month of November with 520.6 yards per game
Sophmore Year
2021
Started all 13 games at left tackle
One of three offensive player and six players overall to start every game
Led BYU offense to...
Scoring 33 points per game.
Averaging 452 yards of total offense per game.
Converting on 46% of third downs.
Scoring on 89% of red zone trips (49 of 55), 75% of which (41) were touchdowns.
Allowing just 15 sacks on the season.
Named to Phil Steele All-Independent First Team Offense
Named to Pro Football Network All-Independent First Team Offense
Named to Joe Moore Award Midseason Watch list (with BYU offensive line)
Part of Pro Football Network Offensive Line of the Year
Junior Year
2022
One of only three BYU players to play in and start all 13 games
Named a Third Team AP All-American
Named Independent Offensive lineman of the Year by College Football Network
Named to Phil Steele All-Independent First Team
Named to College Football Network All-Independent First Team
Senior Year
Graduate Year
Redshirt Year
Medical Redshirt Year
Sophomore
2020
Played in 11 games, starting eight
Tallied two solo stops on the season
Helped the BYU offense line rank No. 8 in the nation for the fewest sacks allowed (12 sacks in 12 games) while only allowing two pressures on 293 pass-blocking regular-season snaps.
Contributed to the BYU offense ranking No. 4 in scoring (43.5), No. 7 in total offense (522.2), and No. 8 passing offense (322.1), while also adding 190.1 yards rushing per game in 2020.