Speaker 1: This is a one oh three nine at ninety eight
three ESPN Sports Center updates. We start today off in
the pool as BYU Divers, Marty Yacht and Ashton Sparks
competed in the three meter event at the NCAA Zoni
Championship in Flagstaff, Arizona. Yacht made it to the final
round and play seventeenth overall, and the women's set of
things Brooklyn Gekerates competed in the one meter event, placing eighteen. Today,
the women will compete in the three meter event, with
the men competing in platform diving in sunny San Diego, California.
BYU men's golf finished yesterday tied for fifth with Keyheg
Keena in third place overall. Simon Quan has two strokes
behind a Keene at four hunderd part in seventh place.
The final round began this morning at nine am. Today,
the men's basketball team faces Kansas State in the first
round of the Big Twelve tournament in Kansas City, with
the winner facing West Virginia tomorrow. The game tips off
at five o'clock on ESPN Plus. Sticking with the men's team,
the Big Twelve Awards were announced yesterday and A. J. D.
Bonsa took home Freshman of the Year, a spot on
the All Freshman Team, and a spot on the All
Big Twelve first team to whether Cougar were featured, as
Richie Saunders was named to the second team and Rob
right the third to the third team. Bunce is the
first Cougar since Jonathan Tabernari in the two thousand and
six two thousand and seven season to win Freshman of
the Year, and his spot on the All Big Twelve
first team marks two years in a row with BYU
having a member on the first team. Other games today
will feature a home game for the BYU baseball team
against Utah Tech at three o'clock because they look to
get back into the win column after having lost their
last four, and softball has their home opener tonight against
Abilene Christian at six o'clock. We finished with news from
the pros we're in the NFL. Former BYU running back
Tyler Algiers signed a two year deal with the Arizona
Cardinals for twelve and a half million dollars. In defensive tackle,
Kyrostanga joined Kingsley Suamataiya and Andy Reid on the Kansas
City Chiefs on a three year deal worth twenty one
million dollars. And in the NBA, Yegor Joeman has been
shut down for the year with increased plantar faciatis in
his left foot. Yegor finishes his NBA rookie season averaging
ten point three points a game and shooting thirty eight
point five percent from three. I'm Cameron Clark and this
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