No. 11-ranked BYU is eight quarters of football away from appearing in the Big 12 championship game in Arlington, Texas, Dec. 6, but first things first — the Cougars must defeat Cincinnati on the road this Saturday.

Fresh off a huge 31-point home win over TCU, the Cougars will face one of the best passing quarterbacks in the country in Brendan Sorsby, plus the Bearcats will be motivated to knock off the Cougars before their home crowd. Road games are tough, and this one will require all of BYU’s focus and attention.

Offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick told BYUtv’s “Coordinator’s Corner” that BYU’s situation right now is exactly what the coaches need to get attention. Win, and the Cougars control their future. “Style points, statistics and rankings don’t matter,” he said. “Just win. We d

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