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ESPN The Fan Thuc macnus of marches right around the
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It's time to talk some college basketball on Cougar Sports
with Ben.
Speaker 2: Crittle and welcome back to the key ooh almost said
my own show.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: I apologize because that is the wrong thing this. How
you do know I have too high for basketball season.
Welcome back to Cougar Sports. Uh you know A one
of three nine and ninety eight three ESPN, The Fan, Toronto,
the three man Weaver. I got Cam Clark, My Coe's
by my side, Gonna get into a little college basketball
segment ap behind the glass Big critals somewhere. Don't know
where he's at, lost track of him. We're here at
West High School in Salt Lake City, Utah. Beautiful day,
cloudy day. This is a great day for baseball. Look
we're baseball guys. We've been talking a lot of football,
a lot of members sales tickets, basketball, but look, baseball
season is here. B what you at their opener. I
don't care what anybody says. I'm always gonna want to
talk to some Olympic sports and some baseball. They're fans
and donors that go to the baseball. It's look a
no basketball season and march.
Speaker 2: Manna is the thing.
Speaker 4: But when it dies down and you can't, you're not
a big fan of going to these recruiting events that
we're at right now and these other things. Look, go
catch you some baseball. I got a little one, can't
wait to take her for her to me, Cosmo and everything.
We're at the five B five tournament coming on going
on today. That's brought to you by Powerhouse Training. Pardon me,
I apologize for that. They got three divisions. They got
high school, they got ten to twelve of you, and
then they got twelve to fourteen U as well. You
can register with the team or solo. They got three
pool play games and it's a single elimination tournament. The
former BYU offensive lineman Tony Canuch is the one putting
it on.
Speaker 2: Well, without further ado, let's not wait. We got our guests.
I don't like making them with, especially.
Speaker 4: This one, a guy I really like to talk to
at we got Aaron Torres, Fox Sports radio host and
the host of the Aaron Taurus Podcast.
Speaker 2: I'll be doing my brother.
Speaker 3: I'm good, We've I got a question for you, actually,
and I'm genuinely curious on this. I see some optimism
coming out of BYU with the two wins at the
Big twelve tournament, and the defense played really well or
the defense was better, Listen. Aj is so far beyond
anything that I think anyone could have actually expected, especially
given the injuries. But I thought Boop played well. I
thought Diamande played well. And if you have a guy
that can get you thirty five on any night, I
think it gives you a shot. And know by the way,
Rob can get you twenty five on any night. But
I feel like I have said that, and I've gotten
pushback for BYU fans that don't really believe that. Listen,
it's going to take the right matchups and is this
team gonna, you know, reach the preseason hype. Probably not
because of the injuries. But I just feel like people
are more down than they should be. I think you've
get the right matchups in a single elimination tournament with
a J de Bonce on your team, you've got a shot.
Speaker 4: Look, I think everything you said is valid. I know
we had you on a you know, about two three
weeks ago. And look, the injury to Richie Sonders, I
think killed people like I was at that game. Right,
you've been in the marria.
Speaker 2: You know how loud it is.
Speaker 4: You could hear the pin drop from Jimmerfdetz Jersey retirement raptor.
Speaker 2: You could.
Speaker 4: People were heartbroken forty five seconds in the game. And
I understand why.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 4: It's the guy that literally is the is the you know,
the flagship, the captain of the Kevin Young era. This
thing getting started off right, and it was unfortunate that
that happened. But by fans are look, I hate to said,
they can get emotional a little bit even sometimes you
know a few media members in the BYU think, which
they shouldn't. But yeah, fans were down. They thought the
sky was falling, and it was more of an you know,
you could argue that times effort, but right, but also
on top of that, you know, Kevin Young said it
and you heard it. He oversimplified things. Right, when you
have when you're in the NBA language and verbiage of
things that you run, it makes sense. He you think
it could work, but sometimes it's over complicated for the
younger guys, even some older guys, and that I think
didn't have guys confident. But when they took that away
literally within the last week and a half two weeks,
you see the difference.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: You see Canard Davis Junior, who he said he pigeonholed
playmake shoot the three a coastitch, you know, knocking down
three's big time, even in those losses on the road trip.
You know, Dominique Diamande Ben says that he looks like
Tyrone Biggins out there playing defense.
Speaker 2: I mean he's athletic.
Speaker 4: Hadeen Boop is clapping in Christian Anderson's face saying where
you're going sun, you know, and locking him down. And
look they found they had to find a new identity.
So yes, all the pushback that you got, I think
in the end was wrong.
Speaker 2: You were correct. I stand by it. And yes, there's
a bunch of optimism.
Speaker 4: Everybody that we talked to today and everybody that i've
up shoulders with the last forty eight hours believes that
buy you can get to the second weekend. Now I
believe that now now again, this has to the draw
has to be right. But if they go to Portland eighteen,
I think he would agree with it. You get this
their elevency matchup won't be any cakewalk, but you get
through that and you get Gonzaga. I know it'll be
a home game, but you get that game. And here
you get Michigan State, who west to'll probably come from
the East Coast. I don't know what other matchup you
could ask for for opportunity to go to the lead.
They not picking them to get there. But look, with
everything that's occurred, you're if you're in the second weekend.
That's a tip of the hat to Kevin Young in
his second year in my opinion, Yeah, so I.
Speaker 3: Agree with all that. You know, it's funny with coach Young.
I you know, I interviewed him over the summer when
I was in Provo and he said that he said
that was part of the learning curve two seasons ago,
was that sometimes you don't have to you know, sometimes
it is and I get the exact word to use,
but just playing harder, faster than the other team. And
I totally agree with that. And then yeah, as far
as the bracket, you know, we'll we'll we'll see how
the bracket shaped out. And I don't want to make
any bold proclamations because if that's just me, why you
every fan base that, well, what's our ceiling? Can we
get to a final four? Can we do? What's the bracket?
You know? And that's why I've even even in my coverage,
I've kind of strayed from you know, you know how
like you sometimes you'll you'll see a team and you'll
be like, I don't care who the matchup is, I'm
picking them to go to the sweet sixteen. And it's
like I've kind of stopped doing that because I just
do think the matchups are so important. But yeah, and
I think the other thing too. Real quick on BYU
and then we'll get back to whatever questions you have
for me. Is that you know, if you want to
argue with me and you want to disagree, you're certainly
more than welcome to. But look at how Kansas looked
last night against the same Houston team versus how BYU
looked the night before when they had a lead at
the half, and you know, things had to go their way,
but they easily could have won that.
Speaker 2: Game with definitely could have easily won that game.
Speaker 4: I'll get your thoughts on this, understanding a general topic
of college you know, basketball. I'm really intrigued by the voting,
you know, of coaches, because obviously I think you would
agree and if not, to tell me aj debonsa player
of the year. I understand why they gave it to
Jaydon Brawley. I completely get it. I understand it's hard
to give it to the guy with the tenth best team,
you know, in the conference. I believe they were top
six or seven, yes, you know, but there's this narrative
right now that I'm seeing that. For some reason, I
feel like coaches, maybe it's just a big twelve. You
can't give a player the Freshman of the year and
then the player of the year. I don't know what
it's interesting because Cam Bouser got him, My Coles, Cam Clark,
Darius Acuff got that, and I'm starting to think that
if you're not a top four team, that's not happening.
Speaker 2: But this is kind of baffling to me.
Speaker 4: He had a great shot last night, but he's not
even the best player in Arizona. But he's the heart beat,
like Richie Sonders, I'm just confused if you could give
just some insight to that, because I still can't wrap
my mind around that one.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a balancing act, right because Aj is certainly,
certainly the most talented player on the team, and I
do think you could talk about value from the perspective
of if they didn't have him. You know, I don't
want to get dark here, but you know, you finished
intense place with them, and I know they were tie
breakers and it wasn't quite tense, but you get the
point where would they have been without them? So I
understand that argument. I'll be I'll be honest, though we've
and this was one you know, I was traveling early
in the week, so I didn't really like dive into
this debate. I find it hard to believe that Aj
Debonsa should have been the most outstanding player in the
league on the tenth player. I just do and it
doesn't take away from how good he was, and it
doesn't it doesn't mean he should be a first team
All Americans. So maybe I already have a whole in
my argument of how can he be an All American
but not be the player of the year in the league.
But I had no problem, you know Arizona. I think
the other thing too, is for Arizona to win the
league by two games and to do what they do,
Like I know, MVP is in a team award, you know,
Big twelve Player of the Year is in a team award.
But I mean, I do think there is something pretty
special to what they have done this season. So I'll
be honest, I had no fundamental issue with it. But
I'll also counter by saying I do understand why BYU
fans were frustrated after watching this historic season from aj
De Bonsa, which, as I said a minute ago, as
good as we thought it was gonna be. I think
we all agree it's been even better than we had
all anticipated.
Speaker 4: I agree twenty five point three. Thank you for giving
your your thoughts. Wasn't trying to put word Jim, you
know I wouldn't do that, But no problem with it.
I wonder if I think people are looking and maybe
this is just how talented my cole said this. You know,
AJ winning Freshman Year might even be an argument better
than Player of the Year of how deep these freshmen are.
Because when I looked at Jim Bradley, I was like, oh, well,
Kingston Flemy could have got it Braydon Berry's and I'm like, wow,
that's a lot of talented freshmen in this conference, you know.
I think that's why Brett Yormark and the players called
the second best basketball conference in America behind the NBA.
But I mean, look, they got so a lot of
these guys are going Top fifteen from the Big Twelve,
no doubt, rightfully so too.
Speaker 2: Look, look, Bradley's a good player.
Speaker 4: He proved it last night of why he's the hard
and soul Because when Braden Burry's can't buy a bucket,
you know, or can't move a part car. Last night
with any of his crossovers, you saw why Jade Browley
is the heartbeat of the team. And he proved it
and got him to the final and honestly the potential matchup.
I'll get your thoughts on that. Does Arizona continue to
do what they do because they had a two game
league convincingly, Tom Lloyd's done a great job. Or does
Kelvin Sampson, who I still believe is the you know,
the final boss of this conference. Do they get there,
get back tonight and do they do you think they
would move up if the Houston won, do you think
they move as a one seed or are they for
Sherlock as a two if they win the Big Tell
Tournament tonight.
Speaker 3: Well, there's an interesting scenario unfolding right now in Nashville
where Florida is losing by sixteen points to Vanderbilt, which
is kind of crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness goodness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I still think Florida probably would have that
fourth number one. But I certainly think it'd be an
interesting scenario if Houston were to win and Florida is
to lose today, because obviously Houston would pick up two
really good wins in really three good wins with BYU
and this, and of course hypothetically against Arizona. I'll be honest, though,
I actually just think it's a bad matchup for Houston.
Is I think, you know, Houston is so tough and
so physical, and I know we think of Arizona former
Pact twelve school West Coast, they're kind of just as
physical as anybody in college basketball. So maybe I'm wrong,
maybecome you know, eight TM Eastern tonight. I look kind
of foolish for saying this. I actually do like Arizona
to win and win pretty convincingly. They wanted Houston a
few weeks ago. And it's not that Houston's bad, they
had that three game losing streak. I just think it's
more of a product of I think Arizona specifically is
a bad matchup for them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and as you say that Arizona, look, they're so
deep watching them. I mean, for the fact that in
that game where Braden Brady's not playing, what Delorso was
really the best player on the floor. It wasn't Jade
Bredley at the biggest moment, biggest shot, but Delorso went crazy.
Speaker 2: That just speaks.
Speaker 4: So you got two seniors like, yeah, bring us off
the bench, let the freshman thrive. Yeah, I just like,
I'm sorry, I know, I'm I have to, you know,
because we're a BYU show. I have to taylor a
little bit towards BYU. But I'm not all out of
the question of realistic and objectivity if Arizona's a problem,
and I feel sorry for anybody who has to see
them in the Elite eight, because look, they rebound, they
beat you up inside, they can do it all. And honestly, yeah,
and I'm kind of confusing. I'm trying to get my
word together, because you're pointed out Vanderbilt Florida and I
pulled it up, and I'm watching him get cooked. I'm
watching Todd Golden. He's having to repent for his comments
last night about Kentucky. I think that's what the the
man of office having him do.
Speaker 2: That's a joke.
Speaker 4: You know, let's get back to the topics of hand.
Still on the topic of college of basketball, does Arizona
win it all? Like, look, we don't know what the
draws are, We have no idea, but right now they
look like the best team in the country. I think
they can go to toe to toe with any.
Speaker 2: Of these guys.
Speaker 3: Well, they could certainly go toe to toe. You know.
They beat Florida head to head. I was in the building.
They beat Houston, They beat Iowa State twice. You know,
they split with Kansas, They beat UCLA, who's playing really well.
They beat Yukon, who's going to be a two seed,
So they can you know, I'll tell you this, man
like you know, who'll be mad at me for saying that.
I think Arizona might be the favorite in Arizona fans
because you know, there's a lot of no seriously, there's
a lot of history there where they've been. You know,
they haven't been to a Final four since oh one,
but they've been to about six or seven Elite Eights.
I I have been. I know that they've lost two
Elite Eight games by one point. I was at one
of them. It was an overtime in Wisconsin in twenty fourteen.
They also lost to Yukon by one in twenty eleven
in the Sweet six in the final Elite A Kemba
Walker that was near Kemba Walker was at Yukon. So
I just bring it up because to me, to me,
I think they're the best team. I really do it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: As funny as I was doing my conference previous earlier
this week is you know, I think all season long,
people have looked for reasons to pick them apart or
think that they're not going to do it. I think
part of it is a little East Coast bias. A
lot of people probably don't stay up to watch them.
They're not quite Duke. They're not Florida, which is a
defending champ, even Michigan that's obviously got a huge fan
base coming out of the Big Pen. But I think,
let me put it this way, I think they're the
best team I've seen. I do think that Top four
has sort of separated itself. But again, you know, Duke's
a little bit banged up. You know, Michigan has looked
good but not great, So maybe maybe maybe there is
more behind that Top four. But I do think Arizona
that I've seen is the cream of the class so far.
Speaker 4: Arizona a good team. Tommy Lloyd, I'm the coaching dream mark.
F youga coach, love him. We'll see what happens. Look
I like the polka Tad Golden because you know, he
had some beef when he was his time in San
Francisco and b YU.
Speaker 2: I was like, it's a pug, but look, look this
is a damn.
Speaker 3: But yesterday's yeah, go ahead? Is there not? I was
gonna ask, is there's some history between those two from
the YU San Francisco is because it does not look
like Todd Golden likes smart pops.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh oh yeah.
Speaker 4: There's definitely history that I would have to say if
anybody gave me pushback. I don't know if you know
the story, but to make it quick, San Francisco came
when he was the coach and it was Alexa Barcello, right,
and Alex Barcelo and Todd Golden got into it and
technical fouls were given Jamari Bullier and Shabaz you know,
Khalis Shabazar on the team, and there were some stuff
that was said, you know, by BYU fans and I
don't think they like that, and they went to the
tournament because I don't know if you remember it, maybe
it wasn't. But Jamari Buyer like dunked the ball like
with like a second left, you know, in the contest,
and nobod you don't do like he threw it off
the backboard dunk and started talking to people on the baseline.
So I think there's tension going back to b YU
San Francisco.
Speaker 2: And I wasn't surprised.
Speaker 4: I called it to Todd Golden antics, but yeah, I
know people sometimes don't like TODG. Golder, but there's definitely
history between those two. To answer your question. But look,
that's nor here nor there. It doesn't matter, right, that's
their stuff to work out. But I do think it's
funny clapping during the technical and stuff like that. I
do think that's funny. But he's a dog, good coach.
You put out a tweet, Florida, I think they got
a shot to go back to back. You put out
some numbers, want to give you a chance to pontificate
it on it. I didn't know these guys are ranked
as low in their class and to have him as
a potentially a one seed, Todd Golden's a good coach.
Speaker 2: I don't care what you got to say about it.
Speaker 3: No, you know, he's he's as good as it gets.
And what he's really proven is he's a great evaluator,
you know. I mean, I think even go back to
last year, Remember Walter Clayton came from Iona to Florida,
you know, will Richard came from Belmont. And then of
course this year, I think we just think that this
this front line is just, oh, it's a bunch of
five stars. Well, there are a bunch of NBA players
because he evaluated them and developed the crap out of them,
you know. Uh, you know, for people who don't know
the starting lineup, the three back to the three core
guys Tommy Hawk, Alex Condon, and Ruben Chielou started Washington.
They average five points in five rebounds. He's now the
country's leading rebounder. And Condon and Tommy Hawk were subone
pin fifty recruits in their recruiting class. It's just and
they're both going to play in the NBA. It's it's
just crazy evaluation and development. And you know, I actually think, honestly,
evaluation Weirdly, and this is gonna sound counterintuitive, I think
it's more important now than it's ever been because you
could sit there and say, well, you just spend money,
but it's like, you know, you have to know where
to spend your money. And I hate to do it
because I don't want to talk about Yu's former coach,
but you know it's well known that you know, uh,
Kentucky probably has one of the highest budgets in America
and they're really shoveling right now. And so I just
bring it up because I actually think evaluation and development
is more important than it's ever been, even with players
getting paid, because you got to evaluate the right guys,
you got to slot them into the right spots. And
that's something that you know a lot of guys aren't
good at and how Golden seems to be really good
at it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, you got to give Todd Golden his credit.
No doubt about it as well here with Aaron Torres
on the line. He's the host of the Aaron Torres
podcast and he is a host of the Fox Sports
Radio from eleven pm to two am Eastern Time. Let's
transition a little bit now to obviously AJ debonsa now
national media include yourself, you know, not saying you directly,
but people are talking to NBA executives now and they
would take agent.
Speaker 2: It's changed, right.
Speaker 4: Mock drafts have got him a couple of weeks ago,
and we did no surprise here, right if a guy
is not playing, and look, credit to Darren trying to
play now, but it really hasn't gone well. I think
it's numbers have gone down. He hasn't performed. AJ now
is the number one pick. And I think it's interesting
because Y'allhoo Sports put this out two hours ago. Darren
opens up about the cramps. I have full body cramps,
super serious. You could say it was traumatic. I would
say it was a traumatic experience and that was part
of the Kansas City Star. But it's interesting, Aaron, because
he's waited, like right, you mentioned that they could have
gotten in front of this. They didn't. Now it seems
like because the narrative has changed. They're trying to change
it back and writing. So I get it, but but
rightfully so. But now.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know what to make of this.
Your your thoughts and insights on that.
Speaker 3: No, listen, let me really put it this way. I
think that if people really knew how NBA mock drafts
were made, they would kind of roll their eyes. I
think a lot of it is controlled by agents. I think,
and here's the other thing. Nobody wants to be the
first person to do something. So I think that when
Darren Peterson had a head to head went over AJ
DEBATSA and Darren was awesome in the game that he played,
I could see why people would take him number one.
But at the same time, let me also say this
is it's always been a debate. It's never been one
hundred percent Darren Peterson. And I promise you the questions
about Darren Peterson popped up way earlier than anybody wants
to acknowledge because you're talking about the number one pick
in a draft where there are at minimum two, and
some people believe more generational prospects guys that can change
your franchise. Right, it'd be one thing, you know, because
the example that people always use is, well, Kyrie Irving
got hurt during gets season a duke and he still
went number one, And it's like, well, one, we knew
what Kyrie's injury was. I think it was a hand
or a foot or something. We knew Kyrie's injury, and
there was no obvious number two. Well this year, both
players could be healthy in a one hundred percent and
you could still have a debate. And so I think
the questions have been going on for much longer than
people want to acknowledge. And two things have happened. You know,
AJ has been unbelievable, and you know Darren has struggled,
as you said, we've and so listen, you know, I
think I've been one of the more critical people of
Darren Peterson, but I think people misunderstand where the criticism
is coming from. I've never once said he should play
through injuries if he's not healthy. What I said is
the story is changing every single game. One day at
the hamstring, then it's kramps. Then he's fine in the
first half, then he's fine in the second half, and
you know, to go back to the just let's just
use the BYU Kansas game for a second. I said
it at the time. I said, if he's got cramps,
he's he's treating cramps like no player that I've ever seen.
I was watching the San Diego State game late last night.
Some guy got cramps. He immediately went to the stationary
bike and was trying to work it out. We all
watched the Kansas BYU gave. He was sitting on the
bench with a towel on his legs. He wasn't high trading,
he wasn't getting stretched out, and so I think there
were plenty of reasons to question it. And I do
think to the point that you brought up, maybe that
story is true, and I actually believe that it's true.
I believe that something pretty traumatic happened and he's been timid, whatever.
But here's my question, why did that story come out
six weeks ago? Eight weeks ago when all this conversation started,
and it would have been but been put to bed. Instead,
they've tried to change the narrative every single week it's
been a different story, and so people like me have
been critical, and I do think we've to your point.
I don't think you can help, but wonder if this
story is coming out now because people are seeing that
Aja Debond is clearly the number one pick in the draft,
and obviously the Peterson camp, I think is running a
little bit of interference here.
Speaker 2: Hey, look, your PR team's gotta do what they gotta do.
Speaker 4: But I'm with you, Like Dick now, Eddie, you didn't
see him for the last two weeks, op aj number
one pickings, like, hey, you should have talked about Hey,
your cramps. I just I look, I'm not blaming a kid.
Look when I was eighteen at if you know me
to be like, stay away from that kid. And I
get it, right, he is young, and it's different, Like
there's a lot of pressure. It was a lot of
pressure when Lebron was eighteen back in the day. And
what I'm correlating is it's tough to make decisions. You know,
they're making the decision for the rest of their life,
for their family, for themselves. But sometimes I do, like
the Neco situation, the quarterback at UCLA, when you have
people in your corner and you get persuaded, sometimes I
don't think that's justice.
Speaker 2: So I do have grace.
Speaker 4: I understand it's a tough decision to make. But look,
all people want is the truth. At the end of
the day. Let's let's get you out of here on
this with the optim isn't that you see? Do you
think BYU would if they're able to play defensive at
the draws?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: Do you think they can make it to the sweet
sixteen that second weekend?
Speaker 5: I do because listen, if if Houston and some of
these teams in the Big twelve have no answers for
Agent de Bonsa, it means he can score thirty thirty
five on anybody, which is crazy. And then two, I think,
like you said, I think guys are falling into roles
and I think to the points that we brought up
earlier is that you know, guys have been called upon
that weren't normally called upon. And again we've gone through
the names, but injuries have allowed other guys to step
up and play bigger roles.
Speaker 3: And because of it, you know, I absolutely think they
have a chance. Like you said, we'll wait to see
what the draw comes out before I make any declarations.
But when you got Agent de Bonsa, when you got
a bunch of athletic guys around them, when you play
defense the way that they did in Kansas City. You
got a chance, and I actually do like them depending
on the draw to make a little bit of a
run here these next couple of days, in these next
couple of weeks, they're.
Speaker 4: Finally playing their best basketball, playing defense, the right away,
hidden shots. Guys know their roles, look March mat Is.
There's magic for a reason. Can they make a run?
Got to see tomorrow four pm Mountain time, six pm
Eastern time, three pm your time. Aaron, before I let
you go, always got to ask us what's the best
way to listeners right now?
Speaker 2: Can support you what you do and how you do it?
Speaker 3: Man, Well, I hope it's not a conflict of interest
from where you're recording from. But I will be on
Fox Sports Radio's National Show during the bracket reveal, So
Dan Byer and I will be on at six pm Eastern,
three Pacific, five Mountain four mount in time, whatever it
is if you want to listen, you know Fox Sports Radio,
iHeartRadio app the National Show, and yeah, then I'll come
home and do my podcast, the Erin Tooris Podcast, which
you can stream on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, And you know,
you know, I always appreciate the support of you, and
I appreciate the support of everybody in the great state
of Utah. Can't wait to get back. I'm kind of mad.
I was supposed to get out for a game this
year and it kind of fell through at the last minute.
So I appreciate the support of everybody in that state.
And yeah, I can't wait to get back and I'm
hoping it's a fun a couple of weeks to Balakops.
Speaker 2: Hopefully it is.
Speaker 4: Look whatever that next game that BYU has, that premier
matchup on Fox.
Speaker 2: I just need you back for that one to be
out for football. I know you're busy.
Speaker 4: You're a busy man, but hopefully you can get out
in prov and if not, then we'll definitely catch up
with you with basketball for sure.
Speaker 3: Two things. One, as long as Kevinyng's there, they're gonna
have a competitive, fun team. And two, last time I checked,
the Big twelve is in a one big league. I
don't know who will be good next year, but there
will be plenty of big games in Provo again next year,
and I can't wait to get back out.
Speaker 2: Can't believe we actually I'll let you go on this one.
Speaker 4: You think it's possible if by using sweet sixteen San
Jose in California in a couple of weeks, and maybe
you could I could see up there.
Speaker 2: I think I would be making that trip out.
Speaker 3: There, and that's that's obviously a Thursday Saturday.
Speaker 2: Thursday Saturday day possible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I will be, so I will be on the
postgame show. So my normal shift is Saturday, as you said,
eleven to two am, so I'll be on after those
Elite eight games on Saturday. But you know, you say
for Thursday, you're saying there's a chance. I'm saying there's
a chance. I'm saying there's a chance.
Speaker 2: Hey, you're saying you're saying I got a chance. Hey,
I'll let that movie there. You go side with those people,
see that you can. Ben will love that. I use
that reference his favorite Erintoris. Everybody.
Speaker 4: You gotta follow them on x Please go listen to
all of his content on Erintoris podcast. Following on x at,
Aaron Underscore tous At. We'll catch up with you in
a few weeks.
Speaker 3: Thanks for your time, Thank you, Weeve. I appreciate you
guys always, and we'll speak soon, hopefully deep into March,
with plenty to talk about with the coubes.
Speaker 4: Okay, hopefully, okay, we'll catch up with your travel. Say please,
that was Erin Tooris of the Erintoris Pod. All resrespect,
Aaron national guy. He's busy, he's got a lot of time.
Appreciate him taking the day out of his Saturday more
than more and poorly to do that. Didn't even know
that Vanderbilt given Florida belt TABOOTI man love to see that.
I know BYU fans. I know Barb Mark Pope probably
likes it as well. We'll go to break guys live
from West High High School with the five E five
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