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Diljeet Taylor promoted to head coach

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From the Provo Daily Herald:

"Taylor was born and raised in Ceres, Calif. She is of Indian decent and grew up in the Sikh religion. Taylor is not a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which sponsors BYU. While in the past head coaches throughout BYU Athletics have often been members of the church, it has been a practice but not a policy."

From Deseret.com:

"Taylor becomes the first non-Latter-day Saint head coach at BYU in the last half-century or so, but not ever. According to former BYU athletic director Glen Tuckett, former football coach Harold W. Kopp, former men’s tennis coach Jim Osborne, former wrestling coach Fred Davis and former gymnastics coach Mako Sakamoto were not members of the church."

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