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nine nine. All right, let's get into it. Kalinashatake address
the media. Let's see what he has to say about
his squad, his group. Uh, he's got a good crew
this year, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Halfway through camp. How are you feeling about this team, Kalini.
Speaker 4: I feel really good about the team.
Speaker 5: Obviously you got a long ways to go still, but uh,
it's nice to have quarterbacks that kind of know we're
doing already and being able to see Bear just his
command of the offense is really nice, and so I'm
I mean, give us a lot more confidence going into
the season, but also having Chase and Borghei there and
then seeing what init can do.
Speaker 4: So it's a good group.
Speaker 5: Then you compliment that with a veteran group with all
linemen with you know, with the guys that are there
with Bruce especially snapping the ball, so that our and
our you know, our receivers are doing a great job
and Lj's and their coaching. So I think this is
going to be really good for the offense. With defense,
I think overall the teams working a lot of on
all three phases.
Speaker 4: I like the way it's going right now, but.
Speaker 1: Really happy.
Speaker 3: Seems to not have much criticism. Look, I've talked to
a lot of people. It does feel as I brought
up Ronald, it feels like the twenty twenty two squad.
To me, now that squad was laiden with talent.
Speaker 1: They had dudes, they had guy guys.
Speaker 3: Like I remember going to practice and bring about like dude,
we're gonna win another We're gonna have a double digit
win season.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have a double digit win season. And that
team fell short. Let's be honest.
Speaker 3: They disappointed, They struggled, They lost some close games. They
lost the Notre Dame by eight in Vegas. They got
blown out by Oregon that was a good organ team.
They lost by seven to Arkansas at home. That shouldn't
have been a loss. And then they went on the
road and lost the Liberty.
Speaker 4: That was like Liberty, yeah.
Speaker 6: And they crazy because they started fourteen zero. You thought
they were gonna just boat steam them.
Speaker 3: It's crazy, bro. And then ECU you lost that home
very just morning. Finally they rided the ship.
Speaker 1: They be boys.
Speaker 3: You state you thoughts at in Stanford to finish the season,
and then they beat SMU. They finished strong. I don't
want another Pride cycle season to occur. We're coming off
two consecutive double digit win seasons with so much talent,
and when I show up to practice, I see the
NFL talent, I see how much depth they have, and
I just hope that they're not buying into the thought,
buying into the hype that hey, we can be we
can we can just show up and win another ten
games this season, Ronnie.
Speaker 6: Ben, can we not have what happened in the twenty
twenty two season. You and I were next to each other.
I'll recall your events. You and I were sitting and
the field goal kicker for East Carolina had never hit
a field goal above thirty five yards and you're laughing,
and I was like, Benny has hit It is like
he's going to hit it.
Speaker 1: I was like, there's no way.
Speaker 6: He's like, Ronnie, they're about to lose the game. And
he hits and that put my handle of his I
was like, did that just happen? And it was a
duck too. It was like so short barely goes over
and Pride cycle was big, big Ben, very talented team,
a lot of guys that you know are still playing
in the NFL or did get drafted, right. That was
a you just you hope with this team and the
defensive returners, and there's a lot of guys that are going
to play at the next level than they are. It's
just go look at the roster offensively and defensively. You
don't want that type of You can't have the Colorado
State kicker who hasn't hit a fifty yard field goal,
walk it off on you, you know up there. You
can't let that happen.
Speaker 1: So I'm with you.
Speaker 6: I hope they stay humbling, hungry, and that's the challenge,
you know, and Brady seven on Monday, how do you
keep this group because it's not the same and you know,
culture is.
Speaker 1: A big part of it.
Speaker 6: Returners does help, you know, the likes of Raider de Mooney, Kianatanavasa,
bringing in a guy like Kadu Lujave who Kilani says
he has to slow down. But if you get pride Bride,
if you get you know, entitlement in that locker room,
and it starts to you know, disperse between people like
a tree or roote. If it grows, then yeah, you
could be looking at an eight and five season again,
which we thought it would be. You know, we thought
they could potentially, you know, have a chance to you know,
be an independent team with maybe one loss and maybe
have a chance back then the college football playoffs. But
we'll see, we'll see what happens. But I don't think
that Kilanie will let that happen. I think he had
to go through that twenty twenty two bin to have
a better twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: Let's get back to Kilanie. See what he's got cooking.
How deep?
Speaker 1: How much deeper is Bear getting with this offense?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean well, I mean that's we're getting nervous
because the call sheets are really long, you know, and
the guys are we're putting a lot more in. But
it's a good film us to put in, and and
they're going pretty fast with the amount of install that
we're getting from offense and defenses. So it's it's more
than what we've done in the past. But I think
in a lot of ways it's gonna be better for
us in the long run because they'll have the film
and they'll be able to practice all that stuff from
off of the film in the p rps and things
like that when the when the players are by themselves,
you know, after the.
Speaker 1: Break they go. That's Kilani.
Speaker 3: Allowing Bear to uh, you know, have a true offseason
is imperative, right, he can actually improve his game. He
was just like thrust into the limelight right off the
bat and had to earn it and won it. He
won the job and then led by you to a
twelve winth season and was able to avoid injury as
well for the most part. So now it's time to
get bigger, faster, stronger, more efficient, really improve that arm
strength and go even deeper into the offense. Outside of
Brucie though, Colan, which other linemen have stood out to
you during springball?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Gentry has done a good job there, and then
obviously you know Pockey's done a great job at the
tackle position, you know, and then we have a bunch
of guys I think could fit in what we're trying
to do. I think TJ can get anywhere from eight
to ten guys rotating for me to but you know,
with Kyle playing there and Sunny's not back yet. But
I mean we have a good veteran group that's returning,
and then you have a bunch of guys that have
played a lot of reps and and guys that we
know will be in the mix. So I'll see what's
doing some good things too. So there's there's a lot
of great The guys that were brought in the portal
have done a great job providing competition and depth.
Speaker 1: So highlighting a number of guys there.
Speaker 3: Andrew Janfrey looking really good as you're starting white tackle,
Pocky Fenw the Washington Transfer. Uh, like I said, I got,
I got ridiculed on Twitter because I tweeted a picture
of Pockey Fenale's tricep, and a lot of Utah fans,
even b Yu Faan said that I was I was weird,
I was flamboyant. Why would you talk about a man's
tricep like you did? I said, look, guys, I've never
seen I rarely see, okay, a offensive lineman built like
Pockey Fenw, super low body fat percentage, twitchy, violent, ripped.
Speaker 1: Okay, like that doesn't really happen all that often.
Speaker 3: You see offensive lineman traditionally, and you know there's there's
a little.
Speaker 1: Slop to him.
Speaker 3: I'll be on a little slop to him, okay. And
Pockey is just built different. Uh, you know, watching his
film evaluating you know what I was able to do
a team on on the TV copy from Washington and
then you know, seeing him show up to be Yu
and I'm like, this guy's just built him. He's gonna
be a starting left tackle. I called it, I predicted it,
and he is. He's a different beast. He's a different dude.
It's a really nice pickup. You had to replace Isaiah Jada,
and you gotta phenomenal athlete and a specimen in Pockey feed.
Speaker 1: Now that dude's a dog. He's a dude.
Speaker 3: So he went from Andrew Gentry to Pockey and I
expect big things from Pockey. Also mentioned Kyle there and
another guy he mentioned was cooc Wa. We got we
kind of caught up in passing with cosc Way yesterday, Ronnie,
and he's a young buck man.
Speaker 1: He remembered.
Speaker 3: Coc was was committed to Stamford. Caleeppi, his brother is
twin brother was committed to b YU. During that process
of coming out on an official visit and getting to
know BYU a little bit soon a little bit better
and maybe with some question marks surrounding Stanford, csc I
ended up committing to BYU And now he's looking to
rotate between right or left tackle. I really like see
what and tremendously talented. Hopefully he gets some reps this
season and can really improve his capabilities as a tackle
as a rotational tackle for the Coops in twenty twenty six.
That was great, great question from Ryan on that one.
Ronnie getting a few nuggets from Killannie.
Speaker 6: Then we're halfway through you can't ask Klannie the hard
heading ones. And I was just, you know, you want
to ask Colanie an actual good question. I was sitting
there thinking of, like, well, you know, he mentioned Bruce.
Obviously he gave that of his own free will and choice.
So let's add on to that, because that's the thing
when the coach says something add on to it, It's like,
you mentioned Bruce. Outside of Bruce, who else would you
like to highlight that stood out an offensive line?
Speaker 1: Room boom.
Speaker 6: There's another question that we'll get to that. I also
asked about, you know, special teams, you know, and he
gives another nugget. That's the thing I've always told people this,
I've I asked dumb questions a lot more often than
asked good ones. But when you ask a good one,
it's normally a good answer.
Speaker 3: I like the question and I love the answer from Kilanie.
What stood out? What has stood out about the receivers
like Jojo and Cody and others.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jojo had a big play today, you know, and
it's just being able to see his speed and honestly,
it's just verifying comfortable and getting that connection. Kind of
had to work it in within the season, you know,
and so now you can tell that they've spent a lot,
a lot more time together, and so uh it's good
to get those guys working well with a quarterback. And
so I thought Bear had a couple of really good
plays today that ended up being big time plays for us.
And then having guys like Jojo and developing that connection.
He's starting to do it with the tight ends too,
and the running backs, and so uh, it's it's it's
been really nice seeing seeing Bear, you know, knowing the
offense now and kind of seeing that we can push
his push him to the limits of his learning ability, pushing.
Speaker 1: To the limits.
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A couple of last things here. You said LJ was
coaching that running back room. Do you expect him to
suit up at all this spring?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: Yah, I mean he's doing a lot of the running
that we do.
Speaker 5: I mean a lot of them, the non speaking speaking
of which I was so so LJ is a very
popular guy on the team and obviously with the fans.
But no, he's he's doing a lot of I mean
he's running full speed and all that stuff. So he's
doing a lot of the stuff that doesn't require you
know him, other than the individual stuff. I think it's
it's stuff that he's really good at though. But I
mean he's faster now than he ever has been, which
is really good any and he's still pretty big.
Speaker 4: So I like the way that he's working.
Speaker 1: Working at l J. I think it doesn't need a
practice practice.
Speaker 3: Talk about practice, nah, man, good a game, not a game,
not a practice.
Speaker 1: That's the a I love.
Speaker 3: How has it been having all the returners back on
the defense side of the ball.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have a good amount of veterans, the guys
that have played a lot of snaps coming back and defensively,
there's a bunch of guys that can do that. So
you know, it's it sucks to lose like great players
like Jack and others that have been there. But man,
I think I think these guys are stepping up and
then they're making big time plays and we're having some
great competition. So it's it's kind of because of going
against each other, I can't really be positive about one
side more than the other, but I could say the
ones are doing really good job.
Speaker 4: And that's on both sides.
Speaker 5: And I think the two's are a little bit further
on the defense, but further along, but that's just because
it's a little bit easier installed.
Speaker 4: In the offense. But this this is a a great group.
Speaker 5: Having so many guys that are that I have that
experience is great. But that means we just need to
get the younger guys that might be in the mix,
and most of them are one play away from being
in the mix and being in the rotation. So getting
them up up to you know, up to what we
need we think they can be, and that that helps
when these i mean, the majority of these freshmen should
be in high school still, so it's kind of nice
that they're able to get some extra time with us
and also work early on getting their degree. So this
is I think everybody benefits, other than I think they
can still go.
Speaker 4: Back to prom and stuff like that if they want to.
Speaker 5: But you know, this is a but it's it's been
really good having the majority, I mean, all our freshmen
that are coming in. There's those that are going on missions,
but then there's every one of them are mid year
except for one joins us in June.
Speaker 1: So that's that's a good benefit, no doubt about it.
I love it. You talk about unless you have a lady, Yeah,
but you ain't got no lady.
Speaker 6: Look, I'm just trying to tell you from you know,
the right side of it, you know, find your you know,
she wants you to make sure you know she's a
good person. Obviously she's you know, studies the books. But
once you get in college, yeah, you don't think about
high school no more.
Speaker 1: Ben, Really I thought some of these guys like to
go back to the prom.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I think some of them if they have
a you know, if they have a girlfriend and have
a relationship with someone, I think they do. But you're
a single brother. You get to college, you're not think
about high school.
Speaker 1: You're hunting. You're only proud you hunt on the field.
Speaker 4: That's what you're doing.
Speaker 6: You're trying to get playing time.
Speaker 1: But you know you let you a your beautiful daughter of.
Speaker 6: God might catch your eye to as you walking past
out of.
Speaker 1: The sab No doubt about it. Offensive Ly, Coloatee.
Speaker 3: Who's emerging as who are emerging as leaders outside of LJ.
Speaker 5: Well, it's all the guys that you expect, I think
the old Lion. And then you know you have guys
like Joso that's been around for a long time, and
you even seen like like Tiger, and and you know,
you have a bunch of guys that have played Reggie.
The guys have been here and Cody Hagen so like,
and the then the tight ends have been here too.
So even though we have Roger and Walker are new.
Those other guys Keen and Noa, those guys have played
a lot of reps here. So there's a bunch of
guys that are just I can't really say it's just
like one or two leaders. That these guys have all
been leaders, whether it's in high school or on their
missions and things like that.
Speaker 4: And the key part of the.
Speaker 5: Leadership is you have guys that are willing to follow
and guys that are willing to do what's right.
Speaker 3: Gott to follow and do what's right, says Kalate Sittak.
Lots of names there that he put out as far
as leaders in the individuals that are emerging as leaders,
I gotta highlight those guys. We're gonna have a lot
of captains this year, that's what I figured. A lot
of captains, a lot of juniors, a lot of seniors,
a lot of captains, and a lot of playmakers that
are in the youth movement as well. How confident are
you right now in the return of Justin Kirkland, formerly
Oklahoma State defensive tackle.
Speaker 1: Got to play some last year but was red shirted.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're really thankful that we red shirted him, and
I think that was kind of if you remember last year,
we were kind of struggling with the interior defense, getting
guys bigger and getting some stops and just kind of
having a big, good presence. It's it's good to have
a presence that's over three hundred and thirty pounds, that
kind of it is hard to move. And so I
think we did the right thing by by, you know,
waiting for him to play for us. Later he was
able to get some valuable reps and even in the
championship game and then also in the bowl game. So
I think we got the most out of him in
that red shirt year. We just it's gonna I think
it's gonna pay off huge for him and also for Keanu.
So we've had to use Keanut a lot into the
interior side without having justin there. So now Keanu can
kind of be a little bit more on the outside
and probably make more place for.
Speaker 3: Us justin Kirklinn big body eats up those blocks. Hopefully
he's healthy one hundred percent this season so he can
spell some of these defensive I mean, you shoot Kanu
adjusting in that in that defensive ron. Uh, that's uh,
that's some that's some gird that's some that's some thickness
in the middle there. Outside of Justin, who else has
stood out along the defensive interior?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think Villie on me.
Speaker 5: Pole has a great player for us, and body's going
to be one two And Schoonover has made a lot
of play.
Speaker 4: So uh Uli has done a great job. He's coming
along really well.
Speaker 5: And and then the just the honestly just the younger
guys just need to gain weight, get bigger, and luckily
we're we're really good at that. We can we can
put weight on these guys. And I mean, I'm an experson.
If everybody needs to know how, I just come hang
out with me for a day and you'll find out
how how hard it is for me to keep them
weight off. So but yeah, these guys, uh and then
they have close Pole has done a great job in
helping them get there. So the entire D line group there,
they should be bigger. If you see them now, they're
bigger than they were at the at the Bull Prep
and they'll be bigger all the time we hit hit
fall camp in August.
Speaker 3: Plenty of defensive linemen there that are stepping up.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: Vasa has also mentioned a few guys step and up
in that defensive in tier line. Uh, some big bodies.
Hopefully they got a nice rotation and nice healthy rotation
this year. Will Ferren meant a lot to this program.
Who on the on the special team side of things,
Uh have made an impact thus far.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're gonna well, we have Matthias done.
Speaker 4: He has done a great job. And Matthias was Will's backup
for the last couple of years.
Speaker 5: And and luckily Will has been great about teaching him
what helps Will and his mindset and he has no
Will's got a great mindset when it comes to kicking.
Speaker 4: He got he got, you know, his ice in his veins.
Speaker 5: And so I think that's kind of if you watch
Matthias in this camp in spring, He's done a great
job and kind of basically being another another Willfare. And
then Ian Sanchez is helping us out right now. He
just got home from a mission. And then uh, you know,
we plan on Brodie Laga joining us after his mission
he gets back in a couple of months. So, uh,
those guys are done a great job. And then Fuller
has done a great job for us in the punting part.
And and I think it's it's his it's his job
right now, you know so and he and so far
and then the springball he's I mean, he's done everything
we think he could. He's got a powerful leg and
so I think he's done a great job with that.
Speaker 4: In the holding part. I think we'll be fine with
the kicking I could.
Speaker 3: I still think it's tough to replace Will Fair, but
Will was very complimentary of Matthiah's done and the competition
that could brew even with that place kicking. But and
then full of shirts A going to be the punter.
It looks like he's solidified that. Any thoughts, any commentarity
follow up to that? Ronald the free Man Weaver.
Speaker 6: Yeah, asked this question because I was curious, right, you
just mentioned it, like it's hard to a place to
Will fare and a guy that was what eighty one
percent of his career like that's going to be kicking
on Sundays. It's tough, man, I mean, it really is.
It was tough to you know, replace Ryan Rico. It's
hard to replace and field big shoes of guys that
had a huge impact not only in the game of
college football but at BAE specifically. So I think Matthias don't.
Will have his growing pains like everybody, every kicker has
to learn. But when you learn from a guy like
Will' who better to learn from Ben in my opinion.
Speaker 4: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 6: Like you mentioned Will when we had him on the
show last week, if you missed, interview download on the
podcast was very complimentary of Matthiah. So I'm excited to
see it. You know, I had to Ecro you know,
three years ago, and I said, Bo, you would struggle
with kicking.
Speaker 4: Was happy to do.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna want to continue to do that because
Billion needs to win on all three phases. Been so
special teams if you're asking me, I guess biggest question
mark at the position coming in when you got LJ
coming back. So I'm not worried about the offensive defense.
You know, maybe I shouldn't overlooking snore and yawn, but
I think special teams when you lose someone like Will
and even someone like Sam, that that's tough to replace.
But we'll see what they do. I like the guys
that they do have in both rooms.
Speaker 3: Though, speaking of Sam, last thing, last comment from Polani.
Sam banders are trying to get another year of eligibility.
Where do we stand in the punting competition?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, Sam, we're I guess we're waiting for Instan
Douba to make decisions and we're gonna see if he
can get his years, get his elgible, but if not,
then we'll move on. But we love Sam, we love
our group, and you know, I'll I'd like him courage
everybody to getting next year.
Speaker 4: I'd take ten or wall back if he could. And
you know all.
Speaker 5: These guys that are senior, so because there's any chance
we can get another year from all of them, and
I'll do it. But yeah, we'll send the way. But
I don't know what the odds are are in that.
But if there's a slight chance to see what we
can do.
Speaker 1: There, boom shock, I lock guys.
Speaker 3: That's Kalana's Stockey camp Killiney twenty twenty six. Good catching
up with the head coach of the Bau Cougar football
team that's gonna end up being the Polynesian lavel As.
He's got himself a nice ten year deal. He's gonna
be there for the next decade, uh leading the Cougars
to glory and victory, and I can't wait to see
what he can accomplish in the next ten years. Pretty crazy, man,
he's already he's already done this for pretty much, you know,
a decade.
Speaker 1: He's done in a decade. We're going to be you know,
another twenty years. Man.
Speaker 3: Lavelle, you know, Lavelle was at Buyu, you know for
a very long time, right, the legendary Lavelle Edwards. He
was became an assistant in nineteen sixty two and coached
at WAU through two thousand.
Speaker 1: Okay, so long, illustrious career.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be tough for Kilani to be the head
coach of BAU.
Speaker 1: The first long as lavel was. But I wouldn't put
it past Kilanie. I think he could. He could do it.
Speaker 3: It's just not not like he'll probably want to retire
before that and sail off into the sunset with his family,
visiting Florida, Hawaii in all manner of exotic locations.
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Speaker 3: Welcome in action Jackson Payne here of the Deserrat News.
Speaker 7: How you doing, Jackson, I'm doing well.
Speaker 1: I'll have to be on yes.
Speaker 3: Indeed, give me your thoughts on where BYU basketball stands
in this big twelve tournament. Do you think they survive
and maybe been thriving this big twelfth term and how
far do they go?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I think yesterday was really encouraging. Just what you saw
probably their best offensive performance of the year. AJ obviously
had a historic night, but to have the scoring that
they got from the supporting cast has to be the
most encouraging aspect, and just hoping that they can keep
it rolling. The quick turnaround can be tough in terms
of getting rest and whatnot, but I think it helps
YU in this instance, just because one you're used to
playing on that funky glass floor, but also you know
you have it's easier to carry the momentum over. It's
a quick turnaround. You know, they're already in the groove
and you don't have to throw anything off. So I
think they'll get the job done today if they'll probably
lose to Houston, and that should lock them into a
sixth seed, which, you know, all things considered, that was
the best case scenario in this tournament. Obviously winning the
tournament would be cool, but at the same time, you'd
be spending a lot of energy and effort that could
probably be best served in the NSAA tournament. But to
stay a sixth seed and get a couple win and
you know, when you add the Big Twelve tournament to
the season performance, you'd be above five hundred and the
Big Twelve and you know, win two games lock your
seed in. That's that's as good as it gets for Yu.
Speaker 3: I think, yeah, it would be a glorious thing for
the Cooges to I think, all things consider, to be
a sixth seed, right because I think there was talk about,
you know, worst case scenarios BAU possibly getting even to
a ten seed with the way that they were playing
at times.
Speaker 7: Yeah, getting wearing the white jerseys on Thursday is huge.
You want to be the higher seed. Following to a
ten would have been pretty catastrophic considering everything with the season.
I think a lot about that Oklahoma team when they
had Trey Young as a freshman. Obviously there's some parallels
there with Trey Young being the best player in the
country but not winning Big Twelve Player of the Year
that year because Oklahoma was bad in Big Twelve play.
They made the tournament, they were a ten seed. They
lost the seven seed Rhode Island with Dan Hurley, and
now b YU doesn't have to worry about that, right
They'll be a six seed, They'll be favored in the
first round, and then hopefully, you know, the best case
scenario I think for BYU is they go to Portland.
They're close to the West Coast, maybe more fans show
up there, and they would play Gonzaga three seed in
the second round, which you know, Gonzaga is Gonzaga, but
they're not a Kinzaga of old, right Like, there feels
like a more beatable team this year, and I think
BYU matches well with them, And I mean ideally b
YU would play an eleventh seed, maybe a big Steeler
from from a lower league, and then play a fourteen
seed in the second round. That's probably the best case
scenario for BYU, But you know, all all all things considered,
they'll probably play Gonzaga as a three seed and hopefully
bay He gets the job done there. But yeah, I
mean after yesterday, got to feel a lot better about
their ceiling and their ability to win game in March.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean Kansas State is Is Kansas State the
worst team in the Big twelve?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 3: I mean, what can we learn from that game? Considering
who Kansas State is. They don't really have a head coach,
they don't have an identity. There's some good players on
the team, don't get me wrong, but how much can
you really read into that Kansas State game?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I just think the biggest thing was BYU had an
emotional win over Texas Tech. The last time they had
a topton win, they lost to UCF at home and
which should have been some of the most favorable circumstances
of the year for BYU. So I think it showed
that this BYU team, just in a matter of weeks,
has grown a little bit knowing that Okay, like you
can win a game and not let the emotional letdown
or not let not let the emotional aspects, you know,
like BYU can't even gonna take a quick letdown to
a team that probably shouldn't beat them, right, they did
a couple of weeks ago, but they fixed that. And
obviously Haggarty, I think Haggardy's gonna get his and he
certainly did yesterday. But Byu did a good job towards
the end of limiting everybody around him, and that was
probably the game plan. And I just I just think,
especially offensively, like no matter what, you doesn't matter who
you play against. To drop one hundred five points in
the conference tournament is impressive. I don't care who the
opponent is. So I just think b YU. At the
same time, like like Kansas State, they're in a weird spot.
They don't have a head coach, like you said, the
guys they're playing for the portal, like I'm sure guys
like playing with each other. They want to keep it
going as long as possible. Like you could tell the
Kansas State was fighting. I don't think they mailed the
end at all yesterday. And so yeah, I mean, I
think you can just take some take some pride for
BYU knowing that they just felt like everyone was clicking.
It felt like the offense was last year at by
you peaked at the right time, right, like just they
grew together throughout the season and in March they were
playing their best basketball, and yesterday looked like some of
their best offensive basketball the season. And that's like I
said before, I don't care who you play against, like
you've got to have a performance like that in March,
and so by should s feel good about that, And
like I said earlier, it's a quick turnaround and hopefully
that that helps BYU momentum wise, knowing that they can
just keep it going today and being able to rest
some of their guys in the final minutes yesterday. I
think Rob right by the way, like getting his two
knocked out might have been a blessing in disguise for
BYU because they kind of forced them to rest him
at the end of that game, and now he'll have
a little more in the tank for today. They were
able to take aj out with a few more minutes,
and I know thirty seven minutes and forty minutes isn't
a huge difference, but I think just being able to
rest guys and maybe giving them that mental like all right,
We're sitting the rest of the game, so I can
go full through out of tomorrow. I think that helps YU.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really for kind of feel that way. I kind
of feel like, if Rob Wright going to be somewhat limited,
will he be as aggressive. We've already had issues over
this season with maybe a lack of effort. He showcased
what he can do when he's on point, when he's
high energy, high effort, just balling out. You wonder if
this injury will limit him at all from an effort standpoint.
Speaker 1: Give me your thoughts on that.
Speaker 7: I mean, maybe he starts out a little more cautious,
a little more calculated in his effort, not effort, but
maybe just doesn't have to dial it up to eleven,
doesn't have to be as aggressive early, and then kind
of the way however the game plays out, maybe he'll
adjut accordingly. Right like By's been kind of a slow
starting team for out the season. Maybe they're just I
don't know, it's just I think I think Rob has
put some good deposits in the bank to where you
know you can count on him the effort or the energy.
Maybe a few times it dips, but it's the conference tournament,
you know you're playing for something BYU. Just I just
think that the circumstances making a different. The circumstances make
it different, right, And I think Rob will be able
to play accordingly. And like I said, maybe it's a
little more calculated, maybe it's a little more cautious early,
but I'm sure if he has the ball in his
hands late with a chance to win, you know he's
not going to hold anything back. So hopefully they numb
him up and his tooth doesn't bother him too much
and he can go out and play some good ball.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Jackson, I was just looking at Lunardi's latest bracketology
for BYU.
Speaker 1: They're a six seed, but.
Speaker 3: They'd be matched up in Portland. Okay, that's good, right,
a lot of BYU fans out there, good LGS contingent.
They'd match up against Miami of Ohio, and then in
the round of thirty two, it looks like they'd get
Gonzaga or UC Irvine, most likely Gonzaga.
Speaker 1: Is that a good thing? Would that be a good
thing or a bad thing?
Speaker 3: Going to Portland facing Miami of Ohio and then possibly
facing Zaga.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, like I said earlier, I think Innzaga
is probably the most favorable three seed that they could play.
I think BYU matches up well with Gonzaga. I don't
think this is as good a good Zaga team as
they've had in recent years. Santa Clair was giving them
some trouble yesterday in the WCC title game. You know,
I think by you could go in and get the
win over in Zaga if they had the opportunity in
Portland is there'll be a ton of in Zaga fans there, obviously,
but there'll be a ton of YU fans too. As
for Miami of Ohio, like, look, Miami of Ohio is
the best story in college basketball this year. It's been
really fun to watch them. I've watched a ton of
their games because I've been ranking them in the poll
every week, and I really like a NERF Fund team,
and they're everything good about college basketball. I don't think
they've played a team with b Yu's length and athleticism
kind of similar to VCU last year, and BYU match
up with them in the first round where it's like,
all right, this is a really good team, great defense,
the effort and the stats are there, but you know,
VCU hadn't play the team with Yu's caliber, and it
showed you know why you was playing the VCU down
the stretch of that game. And so I think that's
kind of the same with Miami of Ohio. But at
the same time, like all the pressure goes on BYU
in that moment where it's like, you know, Miami of Ohio,
everybody wants to see, like what they can do in
the tournament if they're a fraud, if they're real, and
Byu suddenly gets put in the spot where it's like,
oh no, like we have to uh, you know, boy,
you have to figure out how to get the job done.
And it's a tough spot to be put in for
both for both sides, right, Like b Yu has the
best player in the country, Miami of Ohio would have
to beat them, but also Byu has to be no
one thefeeded team. Like it's just it's a weird pressure
spot to be put in. And I would like to
think that the bracketologists would would be smart enough knowing like,
all right, we want Miami of Ohio to play longer
because it's a cool story, but we also want the
best player in college basketball to play longer. So hopefully
they wouldn't knock one of them out in the first
round by matching them up with each other. But I
just think it would be the off the court kind
of mental stuff. What's playing Miami of Ohio is would
be crazy And then hopefully, you know, if BYU does
get the job done there, they can play a little
more loose against Kazag and get the upset. I think
that's kind of what the beat Wisconsin last year, where
it's like, you know, there was a stigma buy you
always lose in the first round. They beat VCU the
monkeys off their back, and they go and win against Wisconsin,
And that first half against Wisconsin was the best half
of basketball they played all year, And so I really think,
you know, if they can get that first round win
over a team like Miami of Ohio, it helps them
against Kuzbaga. But at the same time, as a as
a college basketball fan, I don't want see you why
you played Miami of Ohio because I want to see
both of tho teams playing in the second round. So
hopefully that doesn't end up being the draw, but if
it is, it'll be interesting for sure.
Speaker 3: Jackson Payne des red News here on a Cougar Beat
Little college basketball, college football conversation here on your Utah
ESPN Radio network. I do want to discuss with your
Camp Kilani and some of the storylines coming out of
Camp Killane would have been the main storylines you've been
intrigued by.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I haven't been able to go the
last couple of times with basketball and everything. But obviously,
I think the defense, like with Kelley Pipeinga, I don't
think there's gonna be any crazy changes. They kept a
lot of the same guys. Sounds like the scheme and
the philosophies will kind of stay the same. But on
the offense side of the ball, right like with Parker
Kingston Gong. We don't have to dive into that, but
just the wide receiver room, like who's gonna step up,
who's gonna merge as the guy. There's been some flashes
from Kyler Casper that have been encouraging. How obviously, if
he stays healthy, can help Uyu Shojo Phillips. You know
you've seen flashes of brilliance from him at Byu, But
can he stay healthy? Can he take that step and
be the number one guy? The tight ends the Salipaga
and Lions. I think they're gonna be a big part
of the offense. Running back obviously, you know Lger Martin's hurt,
but you got to get some guys around him. You
got to get a supporting cast in the backs to
maybe take some of the load off him, and backup
quarterback too. I mean, this is a very I mean,
I think everything with this year in with spring ball
is just building depth. And I think that's the same
for every year, but especially this year, Like you got
to flesh out your receiver room. You got to make
sure your tight ends are able to, you know, do
their job. Got to make sure the running backs and
support LJ and then backup quarterback. I think the fact
that BYU's had their starting quarterbacks start every game of
the season in the past two years is tremendous, but
it's also kind of fluky. Like BYU historically, their quarterbacks
get hurt, and I know the sports signs from the
training team are doing a good jobs keeping them healthy,
but I think it's more likely than not that you're
going to see a You're going to see a backup
quarterback at some time this year. Hopefully Bear stays healthy,
right but with how physical his style of play is,
and just the grind of having just played fourteen games
last year and big to a football like, who knows
what's gonna happen. You can't you can't count on a
health ever, and so I just think at some point
you might see some backup quarterback action. And so Trayson
Borget he's the veteran, he's been at UY a few years.
Enik Watson he's the freshman. He's off a mission. He's
got some really intriguing talent. I mean, watching them in
Folk in spring ball is definitely kind of intriguing my eye,
just because you know, like I said, you're probably gonna
see one of them in Battle this year, and so
hopefully what they do is encourages you for when that
time comes. Potentially.
Speaker 3: I was just thinking about, you know, A j and
his productivity. I thought it was very mature of him
in the post game. I don't know if you saw this.
Chancellor Johnson was interviewing him. Chancellor said essentially any if
he had any qualms with not being the Big twelve
Player of the year, and in a very mature fast
He's like, look, yeah, I mean I thought I could
have got it, but they they give or gave credit
to the best team with and arguably the best player
on that team that that led him, and we're a
losing team where we're a five hundred team. I thought
I was pretty mature of him to react in such
a way.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts, Yeah, I totally agree.
Speaker 7: I mean, look, I think the widespread opinion has been
A j should have been the player of the year,
and if not AJ then JT. Toppin. If not JT. Topping,
then Joshua Jefferson. It's like Jayden Bradley won't be a
first team All American. Like fullucolature, I vote for the
All America teams. I didn't have Jayen Bradley on my
All America ballot, and I think he's a great player.
I would have voted him first team All be twelve,
but he's not. Like I just think it's a lifetime achievement,
you know, veteran senior leader on the best team in
a coference, and that's not what the award should be.
And you know there's a precedent for this, right Like
when I talked about Trey Young earlier, but when Trey
Young was at Oklahoma, he was the first player in
history to lead the country in points and assists, like
he was the scoring leader and the assist leader, and
he wasn't Big Twelve Player of the Year because Oklahoma
went eight and ten and they lost the first round
in March, and so they and they picked the best
player on the best team, which was Kansas. All that
is to say, I get why they picked Bradley, and
I think Sean Farnham and Bye team was talking about
how you know, topping and AJ probably got a lot
of votes, but Bradley took away votes from both of them,
and it's just it was kind of a weird votes thing.
But AJ handled it great right BYU. Maybe they dropped
some games they shouldn't have. The UCF loss was inexcusable.
I still think the Oklahoma State loss was inexcusable. B
Yu did not deliver the team that that I think
AJ was was hoping for. But I think they can
still have their I think they can still make some
magic happain in March and still be a memorable season.
But I agree with AJ right he. I just think
he's so mature. I think he's passed every test at
BYU with flying colors all this talk about the r
OI not being the r O Y not being worth
it for AJ is just it's it's ridiculous. I think
b YU, the AJA experiment or experience at BYU is
gonna slam dunk and I'm I'm I'm getting sick of
people trying to tell me the opposite because I think
everything that AJ has done, and I mean, he's been
an incredible player. He led the country in scoring. It's
an all the time YU season. He's been a force
for good off the court. He's he's changed the way
that BOU basketball is viewed. And now you're seeing guys
like Bruce Branch come to BYU like AJ is a
trail blazer at p BY. He's helping transform the way
that by has perceived across the country. And I know
that by probably isn't the front of four team for
whatever reason that that many people thought they could be
this year. But I think the impact of what a
j De Bonsa did this year at YU will be
felt for for years to come. And I think that's
the biggest thing about all so he should have been
the big towl Player of the year. I get why
they shows Bradley, I don't agree with it, but I
think the way that aj handled it was was very mature,
and more than anything, it's a blessing in disguss for
Byu because it lit a fire under him like, Okay,
I am the best player. I'm gonna show you in
the court. And he definitely saw yesterday against Kansas State
and look, I want to bet against a j Ed March.
I think he just he takes his game to another
level when the stakes are highest. He saw the Madison
Square Garden. You've seen it in some many these big
moments this year, and so I just think he loves
the spotlight. And and you know, by you will be
in the spotlight in March, and he's going to deliver.
Speaker 1: Jackson.
Speaker 3: You know that that particular articulation, it reminded me of
a tweet that you put out after the last big
win versus Texas Tech at home. You said, this is
why you never give up give up on the season.
Did you feel that like Cougar Nation or who did
you feel.
Speaker 1: Was giving up on the seasons in particular?
Speaker 7: You know, I just felt like there was some talk
like you know, just fast forward a football season like
it didn't work out, blah, blah blah, like I think
there was some name saying, and I don't want to
blame anyone for that because you know, after some of
those losses, like it was tough, Like part of being
a fan is riding the ups and the downs, and
I think the downs were just feeling such brutal for
BYU that it was like, I don't blame anybody for
having the thoughts to maybe jump ship or stop believing.
But you know, I know people people want to police
storming the court, but by you beat a top ten
team at home, and they did on Senior night, Like
I think it is there. I think it merit it
a court storming. Obviously Boop was waving for fans to
come on the court and join them and party. And
it's just one of those things like you know, BYU
lost three really dumb games in a row and then
they beat a top ten team at home, and I
know Texas Tech did on a top and but BYU
doesn't have Saunders, right, and Texas Tech has been winning
games without Top and BYU without Saunders, you know, the
results hadn't been as positive. So I don't want anybody
to try and take away the shine off that win
because it was a really impressive win of the hard
fought win. I think the biggest thing is you saw
that BYU got its fight back, it got its group back,
And to have a scene like that where people are
storming the court and it's a celebration, it's a night
to remember. Like those are the things that that lasts forever,
Like how long have we been talking about the Kenzaga
win in twenty twenty or Jimmer it against San Diego State,
like that Texas Tech win for better I mean, it's
not on that level, but it'll be night that people
at BYU who are at that game will be talking
about forever.
Speaker 4: And so to have a.
Speaker 7: Moment like that, that's going to stand that test of time,
Like that's why you don't give up on the season,
because anything can happen. I think about trying to remember
the coach's name, Dan Monson, he was at He was
at Long Beach State for a long time. He got
fired before the conference tournament. They had a bad year,
but then they won the conference tournament and made the
INSA tournament, and it was this crazy thing like, you know,
you could you could have given up all the season then,
but they went on a run. They defied the odds
and they did something incredible. They went to the tournament
as a like the ten seam in their conference or whatever.
So it's just one of those things like just it's
it's the Jimmy Valvano, right, it's that don't ever give up,
don't ever give up, Like just anything can happen in sports,
and that's what makes it so beautiful. That's why I
love telling the stories about him. So I don't I
don't blame people for having some pessimism and feeling maybe
as if the the the good days of BYA Basketball
had passed them by. But you know, BYU of credit
to Kevin Young and his staff, credit to the players,
credit to Richie Saunders for whatever he's doing on the
bench to get BYU wins whenever he's there. Like, it's
just been amazing to see them kind of respond to
the adversity and come out and maybe reinvent themselves and
rediscover their fight. So I mean, BYU, like bau fans
had every right to to maybe be pessimistic or be
down on the Cougars, but you know, by you've proved
them wrong. They figured out a way to get the win,
and I just it's been amazing to see them with
more of that spark, more of that fight, since that
takes a second.
Speaker 3: Love that perspective, Jackson, Brent, you or Mark yesterday said
that the Big twelve deserves eight to nine bids.
Speaker 1: You stated that if you're five hundred or.
Speaker 3: Above in the league, you should get in Cincinnati's you know,
top twenty five and analytics. Since December, West Virginia has
been flirtatious right there at the at the five hundred mark,
and they did lose the Kansas State to kind of
end the year, but they got to win over UCF.
Speaker 1: What do you think how many.
Speaker 3: Bids do you think the Big twelve deserves in this
NCAA tournament.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't have a number off the top of
my head. I have to look at it, but I
do think, like, if you can go over five hundred,
Like I just remember that first year when by using
the Big twelve, they went ten and eight, I want
to say with Mark Pope, and that was a huge success.
It's like, wow, you went over five hundred. The best
basketball conference, the deepest basketball conference in the country. Going
over five hundred is definitely something to Pat yourself on
the back about and I think if you go over
five hundred and the Big twel odds are, you probably
should be the inst of the way tournament. But obviously,
like look BYU went five hundred in the Big twelve,
their non conference is probably what kept them safely in
the field with their wins over people like Villanova, Miami, Clemson.
So we have to if we're gonna use that logic
to keep BYU in the tournament, we got to use
that logic to maybe keep some other people out of
the tournament too. And I want as many Big twelve
teams as possible in the tournament obviously, but if you
had some bad losses earlier that are hurting your metrics,
like I don't know, like that should probably be weighing
as well. But at the same time, like if you
look the part of the tournament team down the stretch,
you should probably be in as well. Like Yu Womb's basketball.
By women's bastball has been amazing as of late, and
they've had some bad losses too, but you know, they
ended the year looking like a tournament team, And so
I think it's a weird balance to straight you know,
like you want to take the whole seasons as what
it's worth, but also you want to make sure the
I tests Like I think the Big Twelve has the
most teams playing looking like tournament teams right now. Clearly
like there will be teams that don't make the tournament
that look like they should be, but they won't be.
And that's just how it goes. And so look, the
Big Twelve I think re established itself as the best
basketball conference in America this year. And I mean, look,
arizonaa win the national title, Houston win the national title.
I was taking to go to the Final four. Like,
It's just there's a lot of reasons for optimism in
the Big Twelve and hopefully there's eight or nine, maybe
ten teams representing the conference as a result.
Speaker 3: One of the things that stood out to me final
thing the formulation Jo Jackson. I believe Rob Right has
gone on record and essentially stated that he's either going
pro or coming back to Provo Capitol Pro lowercase Vo
next season. That would be massive news to get Rob
Right the third back at b YU.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely, I mean, I think it's it's it's one
of those things where it's like anything can change in
a moment, right, And I think as of now you
have to take it for the timing, right, Like, as
of now, that's his plan. Maybe he changes his mind,
maybe things stay the same. I don't know, but as
of right now, he wants to stay in Provo and
that's what he said and so got it. Take it
for his word. So hopefully he's back, because he would
be a great you're losing Rich, you're losing aj who,
you're losing Kiba. If you could keep one of your stars,
maybe Davis coming back, but I don't know. As you
can keep a starter at Provo for next year, I
think that'd be a huge huge boost for BYU. So
we'll see how that shakes out.
Speaker 3: Jackson. Best way to support you what you do, how
you do it? For all of our listeners, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Just follow me on Twitter and Instagram at Jackson five
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and myself. So yeah, thanks for all the support.
Speaker 3: As always, you guys do great work. Appreciate you Jackson,
great content. It's always thanks for the conversation.
Speaker 7: All right, Appreciate you Ben.
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