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of these news and notes. Lane Train, how theck are

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you buddy?

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Speaker 3: Doing good? Man?

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Speaker 4: I'm doing so good, just enjoying my my Friday afternoon here.

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Speaker 2: Love it man. Well, some cougar fans are not enjoying

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their afternoon. Why you may act because tickets have been

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taken away from them.

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Speaker 1: I asked this question yesterday.

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Speaker 2: Who amongst you Cougarnation have been impacted by the season

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tickets selection process over the last two years. Please tell

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me your stories below. I got about like almost eleven

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thousand interactions on this. I got a ton of stories

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over like almost fifty comments of different stories being told.

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Speaker 1: Have you been impacted by it? What have you seen? Lane?

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Speaker 3: Yeah? I was. It wasn't this year. It was.

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Speaker 4: I can't remember if it was. I think it was

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twenty twenty three. That was the year that we joined

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the Big twelve, right.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so twenty three was year one.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. So by the time it was my pick, they

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Speaker 4: And it's it's tough, right, Like I would have loved

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to have gone to that, you know, to some of

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's tough, man.

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Speaker 2: There's a lot of there's a lot of weeping, waving

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and national teeth them onto Cougarnation. They feel like the loyal,

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strong and true fans are being kicked out by corporate

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sponsorships and big wig donors that don't really truly care

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much about the team, and they may be fair weather fans.

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They may not show up when boy's losing. They may

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not show up when it's rain or snow. They get

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a little cold, They're feet and hands aren't perfectly cozy

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and warm, they have to sit out, and they don't

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like the rise and shout either. They feel like they're

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being ousted for the lesser fan, just with the lesser

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fan that has filthy lucre.

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Speaker 3: What say you, I totally get that sentiment.

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off for you know, the past two decades, but I'm

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not the guy who's had season tickets for thirty years.

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get it, like that was a big part of your

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when we joined the Big Twelve. We did not join

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like that. We came to to win, right, and the unfortunate.

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like that, but like, the reason these tickets are not

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available is because because of the money situation they are.

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for those tickets now, whether that's through the coopar, the

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Cougar Club, through sponsorships and stuff like that.

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Speaker 3: So you have to ask yourself, do you.

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Speaker 4: Value BUYU winning and being a national topic or do

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you value being able to go to the game in

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Speaker 1: Be boths can't be both.

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Speaker 2: Let's talk some camp killani Cougar football as well.

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Speaker 1: In this segment.

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Speaker 2: I've been evaluating this Cougar football team, right, and it

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looks good. This is a good football team, a lot

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of talent, a lot of NFL talent. We've got some

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good depth coming off two back to back double digit

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win seasons eleven to two, twelve and two returning production

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this year. You get some strategic acquisitions via the portal,

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et cetera, but returning production seventy percent of your returning

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production coming back, and that's impressive. That puts me on

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your eighteenth in college football, which you know you imagine

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returning production, you have returning coaching staff for the most part,

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expectations are gonna be pretty high. Can they get to

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double digit wins once again.

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Speaker 1: In year three?

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Speaker 2: Now I've seen this story, I've seen this song and

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dance before. Though BYU in twenty twenty and twenty twenty

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one had an eleven to one season and a ten

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three seasons, two double digit win seasons, two top twenty

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five finishes, and going into twenty twenty two, I kid

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you not, they had They were ranked number two per

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ESPN's s P plus metric of returning production. They had

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like ninety percent of their returning production coming back for

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twenty twenty two, but they wet the bed.

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Speaker 1: They ended up eighting five.

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Speaker 2: What makes you believe that that BYU will have another

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double digit win season and not fall prey to maybe

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the Pride cycle and a single digit win season going

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like eight and five, which would be an average to

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slightly maybe above average season for BYU in twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 4: Okay, you're testing my knowledge here. But twenty twenty two

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Speaker 2: Yeah, we ended up playevent and five on the season,

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we lost or we beat SMU, but we had lost

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to Notre Dame.

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Speaker 1: Remember we lost another Dame in Vegas.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, right, and we were right there, We were right

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there knocked another We had, like I said, we had

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plenty of talent. We had some injuries. Obviously, Chris Brooks

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was the running back. You had started. Pukaaku was on

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that team. Pooka was on the team. You had beaten

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us up, you had beaten Baylor in that DOUBLET game.

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Wyoming thirty eight twenty four, then Utah State thirty eight

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twenty six. Baalil Romney replaced I think Jared Hall in

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that game and got injured, and then it was like this,

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we were up in the air. Jaren Hall or Jacob

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connoveror Jacob Jaren Hall ended up starting that Notre Dame game.

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the hardest. G Man likes to say he's a big

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fan of John bon Jovi. Shot through our forty one

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to fourteen, You lost the Liberty and then you lost

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the ECU at home twenty four to twenty seven on

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a game winning field goal. Luckily, you beat Boise of State,

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you beat you tah Tech, you beat Stanford to kind

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of finish off the regular season. Then you beat SMU

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in the bowl game to save it all.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: So I mean, if you look at I mean, what

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it boils down to me is like when we have

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solid quarterback play, uh, we do pretty well. So I

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just quarterback play to why we didn't end the way

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that we wanted to, which is a bummer because twenty

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twenty two you said that was the year that or

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one of the years Jared started.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Jaron was the starting quarterback. Yeah, you Blake Free

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on that team, was on that team. Chris Brooks was

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on that team. You have some dudes, You have some guys.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you had some guys that were that played really well.

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But you know, I think with with bar coming back

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for a second season, having a full off season to

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prepare for for this year, I feel confident going in.

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of skill at BYU. Just the average is higher than

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it has been maybe maybe ever. Right, we have some

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really talented players. So I think that a double digit

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Speaker 3: I think that we've proven it over and over. The

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one caveat to that if there's anything that.

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Speaker 4: Potentially might derail that is just the continuity of this defense. Right,

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and stuff like that, can we install a defense that's

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going to have immediate success or is it going to

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take a little bit of time to ramp up. You're

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hoping that because we didn't bring someone in from completely

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outside of the program as DC, that we can have

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some continuity that it's not.

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Speaker 3: You know, it doesn't look too different than it has

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and in the most recent years.

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Speaker 4: But I think that a double digit season is not

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something that's out of out of reach for us.

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Speaker 1: Love it.

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Speaker 2: I love the optimism. I too believe that b way

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you can get to double digit wins again, But it

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is off based off quarterback play most likely, right and

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health quarterbacks? Do you trust what's behind Bear Bachmeier tracing

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Borgae and Enick Watson? You know, because you had to

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get down to QB three in that twenty twenty two season,

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and instead of going with QB three, they ended up

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just starting the injured Jared Hall. We don't even know

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what percentage she was at. He could have been at

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seventy percent. They chose to go with the seventy percent

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seventy five percent healthy quarterback, you'r QB one instead of

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Speaker 4: You know, I don't know what to think about the

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quarterback situation. So hopefully knock On wood Bear stays healthy, right,

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Speaker 3: Obviously in that Bowl game he.

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Speaker 4: Wasn't on he wasn't full health with with his lower externities.

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So hopefully we can stay healthy. Enick Watson, he's he

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got home from his mission, what with past six months

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to a year?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he's been home, I want to say since

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like October.

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Speaker 4: So yeah, so I mean, like who knows where he's

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at and in terms of just shaking off the mission rust.

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but he was one of those quarterbacks that there were

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battle between Bear him and McKay and so, I mean

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there was points where were like, who's it going to be?

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Speaker 3: It's a toss up. But this is also a guy.

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Speaker 4: That's now been in the program for a number of years.

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So if his number is called, is he someone that

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can go in there? No know the plays, understand what

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we're trying to accomplish, you know, do we have the

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running back room that can you know, carry him a

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little bit?

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Speaker 3: So I don't know, because we haven't seen it.

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Speaker 4: In gameplay with with UH, with Trason or with with Enich. However,

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I want to I want to stay optimistic and hopefully

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we don't even have to find out right.

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Speaker 2: Let us pray on the basketball side of things, UH,

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the only team still playing basketball right now is BYU

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women's basketball. Shout out to Lee Kamard, the finding Lee

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Camars right now, these lady coups. They got the win

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over Stanford last night at the Marriott Center. Boom Shaka Laka,

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Delaney Gibb and Brittley Cannon combined for forty two points.

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Is pulled away from Stanford seventy six sixty one on

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Thursday night at the Marriott Center.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 2: And now Lee, in his first season as the head

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coach of BYU surpasses jud Jeff Judkins uh for the

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most wins in a first season as a head.

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Speaker 1: Coach for BYU women's bat basketball. Uh.

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Speaker 2: Pretty cool to see this, Uh, and see what this

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women's team is doing in the wb I t They

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should have made it to the NCAA tournament. Let's be honest.

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They should have been attorney team. They didn't get there.

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It is what it is. No advocates for Brigham sometimes

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in the tournament committees. But how about them lady Kougs,

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And how about Lee camarda former BYU great on the

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men's team, international superstar comes back and now is leading

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the ladies to Glorian victory.

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Speaker 3: No, that's awesome.

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Speaker 4: I mean, I'll be honest, I I can't remember was

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it was lee early two thousands for basketball, so.

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Speaker 2: He was you know, i'd say like mid to late

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two thousands is when he was playing at by US

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kind of he was a he was a contemporary of

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of myself. He was a he was a colleague, if

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you will. At the same time. Let's see here what

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years was he there?

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Speaker 1: Uh? He was.

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Speaker 4: I think I was on a mission. Honestly, I think

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I was on a mission. Like like I'm I'm super

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familiar with him.

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Speaker 3: I remember when he was on.

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Speaker 1: Nine.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's why I missed the majority of his career,

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to be completely honest.

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Speaker 3: But what he's done has been awesome.

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Speaker 4: I mean one thing that I'm I'm sure people are

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talking about it, but we had some players leave this

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women's basketball team that could have helped out pretty significantly, right,

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So what these what these women are doing right now

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is pretty phenomenal. And I know, I know they felt

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like they got snubbed for the tournament. But anytime that

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you're playing, you know, after the regular season, and you're

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playing these other teams that had you know, quite a

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bit of success during the season, it's a it's quite

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the accomplishment. So it's awesome to see that he's having

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some success, especially in his first year.

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Speaker 3: Right, Like, it'd be great if.

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Speaker 4: We could have both a men's and women's team that

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are having a certain amount of success moving.

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Speaker 2: Forward, talking men's basketball, now, the transfer portal is alive

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and well, and there's a ton of play that have

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connectivity to either the State of Utah BYU or are

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members of the church at Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints,

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and they all played pretty well at their respective schools.

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Guys like Jake Wallen about Jackson Holcombe of Utah Valley University,

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Carson Templan of Utah State. My question to use this

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lane train from game day, what is it then BYU

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basketball needs. What is it that they need from a

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skill set standpoint going forward via the portal?

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Speaker 4: I think for me, when I think about like where

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we're at as a team, one of the things is

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we need players that we can bring up through the system. Obviously,

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obviously transfers are gonna happen. There's gonna be some guys

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that just don't work out, But I think we need

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a solid group of guys that we can get. As

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you know underclassmen and develop through the program, Guys like

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Richie Saunders, guys like Trevin Nell and I don't know it,

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like these these are like historically like BYU guys right

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and I'm not sure how many of those types of

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people we have right now. I know that we have

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some that are in like the recruiting ranks and stuff

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like that, but I want to see that, like in

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addition to these superstars that we're bringing in, like the ajs,

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like the Rob Wrights and stuff, I feel like we

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need a solid group of guys that are like BYU

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core guys.

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Speaker 3: Who understand their role, who can play that role. What

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is that role? I think?

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Speaker 4: I mean, I think every team's looking for this, but

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we were. We were really struggled with defense. I think

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we thought with Canard Davis, and I know that he

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was off and on throughout the season, but I think

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we thought we were getting like kind of like a

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Mwatt mag type player.

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Speaker 3: And at times we had that, at times we didn't.

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Speaker 4: But I think we need more players like that who

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just play their hearts out.

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Speaker 3: On defense.

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Speaker 4: And some guys who've been knocked down some shots. Because

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we really felt that as soon as Richie was gone.

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Like our three point ability just to spread the floor

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was hurt pretty significantly. We had some guys that we

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brought in then thought we're gonna have a bigger impact

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in that regard, and they.

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Speaker 3: Just they didn't quite have that full effect.

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Speaker 4: So but there are some there are some bright spots

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on that roster from this past year as well that

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you know, we hope to see continue to develop and

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stuff like that.

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Speaker 3: So I think more.

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Speaker 4: Than anything, we're not having an issue bringing in these superstars.

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It's now about finding the right role players and then

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more than anything, it's just like keeping those guys healthy.

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