60 IN 60
60 in 60: #49 BYU’s Keanu Hill (Wide Receiver)
SALT LAKE CITY – The countdown for Hans & Scotty’s 60 in 60 is on. Coming in at #49 is BYU’s Keanu Hill (WR).
Throughout the summer Hans & Scotty are counting down the top 60 college football players in the state of Utah as voted on by the media (and a fan ballot).
“Keanu Hill, reciever, long body, big body, very physical, came on the scene with some injuries that we experienced at receiver last year but has all the ability to be a great one,” BYU head coach Kalani Sitake said of his wide receiver.
#49 in our 60in60 Keanu Hill will hit you over the top. He’s a unique build and has a desire to be the best BYU has. Solid game on this kid! pic.twitter.com/C7lxlYqG8k
— Hans Olsen (@975Hans) June 24, 2022
BYU’s Keanu Hill
Hill is a sophomore from Bedford, Texas.
He attended Trinity High School, where he helped them to a 10-2 record and was named all-district in 2017 and 2018. Hill earned the Trinity team Receiver of the Year award in 2017. He also played basketball in high school. His father Lloyd was an All-American at Texas Tech and played for the Chicago Bears in the NFL. Hill’s uncle Roy Williams played for the Dallas Cowboys.
Let’s take a look at #49 in our 60in60 BYU WR Keanu Hill. 1 of many targets BYU has returning! Love his 2nd effort. pic.twitter.com/dODmp6wxs5
— Hans Olsen (@975Hans) June 24, 2022
He received recruiting interest from Wyoming and Texas A&M at Commerce.
In three seasons with BYU, Hill has appeared in 24 games, hauling in 25 receptions for 453 yards and three touchdowns. During the 2021 season, Hill had 18 catches for 343 yards and two TD’s in 13 games played for the Cougars.
The Bedford, Texas native is majoring in Chemistry at BYU.
Hill is the third BYU player to appear on the top 60 in 60 list in 2022, joining fullback Houston Heimuli (No. 54) and offensive lineman Harris LaChance (No. 50). He is the first wide receiver to appear on the list in 2022.
About the 60 in 60
Every summer Hans and Scotty reveal the best college football players in the state of Utah in their annual 60 in 60 as voted on by the media.
In 2022, for the first time ever, the 60 in 60 included one vote based on a fan ballot.
