then edit and make changes accordingly to fit the purpose or person. I just asked it to write a story about BYU football history and this is what I got. Not overwhelming but for an out of market journalist, an easy story without much time.

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Brigham Young University (BYU) has a storied history in college football that spans over 100 years. The program has had many memorable moments, players, and coaches throughout its history.

The early years of BYU football were marked by inconsistency, as the team struggled to find success against tough competition. However, in 1922, the program found a coach who would help turn things around. Eugene L. Roberts, affectionately known as "Punk," took over the program and led the team to a 7-0-1 record in his first season. This success was short-lived, however, as Roberts left the program after just two seasons.

It wasn't until the 1970s that BYU football began to gain national attention. Under the leadership of head coach LaVell Edwards, the team began to develop a high-powered passing offense that would become known as the "Air Raid." The 1979 season was a breakthrough year for BYU football, as the team finished the regular season with an 11-0 record and earned a trip to the Holiday Bowl. Led by quarterback Jim McMahon, the Cougars defeated the SMU Mustangs in a thrilling 46-45 come-from-behind victory.

BYU's success continued throughout the 1980s, as the team won multiple conference championships and produced several All-American players. The pinnacle of this success came in 1984, when the Cougars went undefeated and won the national championship. Led by quarterback Robbie Bosco and a dominant defense, BYU defeated the Michigan Wolverines in the Holiday Bowl to cap off an unforgettable season.

Since the 1984 national championship, BYU football has had its ups and downs. The team has won multiple conference championships and produced many talented players, but has struggled to consistently compete at the highest level. However, the program has continued to evolve and adapt, and remains a respected member of the college football landscape.

One of the hallmarks of BYU football has been its ability to produce top-level quarterbacks. In addition to Jim McMahon and Robbie Bosco, the program has also produced Heisman Trophy winner Ty Detmer, as well as other standout quarterbacks such as Steve Young, Gifford Nielsen, and Max Hall.

Today, BYU football is still going strong under the leadership of head coach Kalani Sitake. The program continues to produce talented players and remains a source of pride for the university and its fans. As BYU football looks to the future, it will undoubtedly continue to build upon its rich history and tradition of excellence.