BYU RB Sione Moa Clearing Path to Return

BYU running back Sione Moa cleared to play after being removed from injury report.

Oct 22, 2026

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BYU RB Sione Moa Clearing Path to Return

BYU running back Sione Moa cleared to play after being removed from injury report.

In brief

BYU running back Sione Moa cleared to play after being removed from injury report. BYU running back Sione Moa is cleared to play after being removed from injury report for UCF game. Originally reported by BYU Cougars On SI.

Sione Moa removed from injury report

BYU running back Sione Moa was not listed on the initial injury report for BYU's upcoming game at UCF.

Moa could return to lineup

Players not listed on injury report are presumed available, meaning Moa could return to the lineup for the first time since the season opener against Utah Tech.

Moa cleared but confidence issue

Moa cleared but confidence issue

Offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick said Moa is cleared to play but confidence is a factor after being through tough times.

“We're still evaluating [Sione], but he is cleared to play”

Moa's status uncertain

It remains to be seen whether Moa will get any carries for the BYU offense against UCF.

Other BYU players on injury report

Only two other BYU players were listed on the injury report: right guard Kyle Sfarcioc and safety Tommy Prassas.

Sfarcioc played 68 snaps

Sfarcioc played all 68 snaps for the BYU offensive line against UCF.

Prassas played few snaps

Prassas started the game at safety against Notre Dame but only played eight snaps.

Raider Damuni back from injury

Raider Damuni took most of the reps at safety in his first game back from injury.

What it means

BYU running back Sione Moa is cleared to play after being removed from injury report for UCF game.

Read the original on BYU Cougars On SI

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