Kaipo McGuire came to BYU out of St. Louis High as a two-time member of the All-State First Team. The Blue Chip High School All-American went on to win the John Farley Award by the BYU coaching staff. McGuire was named to the All-Western Athletic Conference Second Team and caught a touchdown pass in six consecutive games as a senior. He also had 24 consecutive games with a catch during his time at BYU.
Professional
Signed as a free agent with the Indianapolis Colts in 1997
Personal
Born in Honolulu, Hawai'i
Parents are Germaine and the late Emmett McGuire
Majored in psychology
Before BYU
Earned four letters at St. Louis High
Named to first team all-state twice
Two-time Receiver of the Year
Blue Chip High School All-American
BYU Hall of Fame
Freshman Year
1993
Made his first catch as a Cougar against the Air Force Academy
Sophmore Year
1994
Caught three passes for 51 yards at Air Force
Caught four passes for 37 yards at UTEP
Caught three passes for 53 yards against San Diego State
Junior Year
1995
Three catches for 45 yards vs. Wyoming...36-yard TD catch vs. Hawai'i
Senior Year
1996
Selected second team All-WAC by the coaches
Played in the Hula Bowl
Selected as the winner of the John Farley Award by the BYU coaches
Scored two TDs vs. Texas A&M
Had four catches for 68 yards and one TD at Washington
Had six consecutive games catching a TD pass
Had six catches for 69 yards and one TD vs. New Mexico
Coaches' receiver of the game vs. Texas A&M, New Mexico, Utah State and TCU
Had two catches for 63 yards at TCU
Had 24 consecutive games with a catch
Called the critical timeout with seconds remaining in the WAC Championship game vs. Wyoming that allowed the tying field goal to be set up