13 Facts About Tanner Mangum

Tanner Mangum was born on September 8,1993 and is an American former college football quarterback who played for the BYU Cougars.

Tanner Mangum was named a special recognition MVP of the Under Armour All-America Game for switching to the losing black team when they were down to a single quarterback.

Tanner Mangum was the Co-MVP of Elite 11 Camp, alongside future NFL first overall draft pick Jameis Winston.

Tanner Mangum committed to Brigham Young University to play college football.

Tanner Mangum grayshirted his first year at BYU, then spent two years as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Chile, then came to BYU.

Tanner Mangum returned from his mission prior to the 2015 season.

Tanner Mangum entered his first season as the backup to Taysom Hill.

Tanner Mangum finished the season with 3,377 passing yards along with 23 passing touchdowns and 10 interceptions, breaking numerous BYU Freshman passing records, including a career-high 365-yard passing game against UConn.

Tanner Mangum had limited action in the season, his total stats in the regular season totaling 14 of 18 pass attempts completed with two touchdowns.

Tanner Mangum completed 7 of 15 passes for 96 yards and scored two total touchdowns in the game.

Tanner Mangum entered the 2017 season as the undisputed starting quarterback for the Cougars.

Tanner Mangum's season got off to a rocky start as BYU was lost to LSU and Utah in the first two games, the latter game of which he injured his ankle causing him to miss the next two games.

The next week Tanner Mangum threw for over 250, with BYU earning their second win of the year.