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get your prepp to get you ready for.
Speaker 4: That BYU Iowa State game. No doubt about it.
Speaker 3: BYU not a favorite, A bit of a surprise, Okay,
a bit of surprise for some people. But remember Vegas
is in the betting game, not the score prediction game,
because ESPN Analytics does give BYU a little bit more
favoritism being on the road versus Ioway State, a two
loss team that has two consecutive losses, albeit in.
Speaker 4: One score games.
Speaker 3: These are one score losses versus formidable foes in the
Big Twelve. We all know about the parody of college football,
and we all know about the depth and parody of
the Big Twelve. Even the big wig, the big man
on campus, the big man on the Big twelve campus,
Texas Tech fell to the ASU Sun Devils.
Speaker 4: And remember the week.
Speaker 3: Prior ASU had got demolished by that University of Utah
football team up at Rice Echels. So BYU heading out
there not a favorite for Vegas. I believe they are
two and a half point dogs. The over under. It
seems like this is always the over under for BYU.
This year, it's forty nine and a half. It opened
at forty eight and a half. Now it's at forty
nine and a half. At any rate, many of these
games are one score games and one score victories for BYU.
I get it, and they typically hover in that mid
twenties range. And that's why maybe Vegas puts it out
there as such. So how you feeling, Kugarnaesian fifty four
point two percent chance of.
Speaker 4: Victory per ESPN analytics.
Speaker 3: It is a day game, so the Vampire Cougars will
have to maybe rise and shout a little bit early,
get hydrated, get their nutrients in their bodies, norns, and
strengthen before kickoff at Jack Trice Stadium and Ames, Iowa
should be sunny, should be beautiful fifty four degrees at kickoff,
which is beautiful, fantastic weather for football. And it will
be broadcasting once again by Fox. So they like the
two million viewers that BYU and Utah was able to
acquire via.
Speaker 4: Those Nielsen ratings.
Speaker 3: Now we'll see what a two loss Ioway State team
and a highly ranked, highly highly hyped now BYU football
team can draw with their viewing numbers. But as I mentioned,
got a great show for it. We're gonna talk to
some bau basketball as well. Gonna get into a number
of sound bites from Big twelve basketball media availability as
well as Jay Hill, Logan Latoui and much more so,
without further ado, why don't we fired up ESPN the
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Speaker 4: He does a lot for share. Let's welcome in Hammertimes
show What's up Red Hammer.
Speaker 5: I've neglected doing this on today, but I do feel
as though it is my job to team.
Speaker 4: So Ronnie is on vacation right now in Georgia. Yeah,
he's actually officiated a wedding for which is.
Speaker 6: First of all, that's a bucket list shout out Gaping
pastor Weaver brother we whenever you want to call. So
he's out in uh one of my home states in Georgia,
and he's spending time in the city that I.
Speaker 4: Steering near Pine Heart. But I have to educate the
people because I've heard too many.
Speaker 5: People say this city in correct.
Speaker 4: It is not called Atlanta. It is not a t
l A n t A.
Speaker 7: That's not how you pronounce it.
Speaker 5: So if you pronounce it that way, you're wrong. I
had to educate my wife this when we first got married.
It's pronounced Atlanta. It's e t l A n A.
Dan Orlawski said it the other day when they were
calling the Falcons game on Monday Night Football, and it
drove me crazy. It's not at Atlanta, it's Atlanta, Solana.
Shout out to ro Shout out to ron out officiating
a wedding.
Speaker 4: I've never officiated a wedding. I've always wanted to.
Speaker 5: I hope I get to do that someday because that's
that's an incredible bucket list item.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Ronnie out in Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Hey, shout out to Ronnie and Uh, I appreciate him
uh and everything that he does for the show. But
enjoy your time off. It's celebrate with friends and family members.
We got it, lockdown, we got it. Uh, we got
a fantastic show for you. Brett Hammer obviously by my side,
and you know I'm gonna I'm gonna give you a
little philosophies of ben This is like, uh, you know,
a little tangent here. I think every latter day saying
couple should actually get married civilly before they.
Speaker 4: Get married in the temple. I think this, This is
maybe a hot reasoning. Number one.
Speaker 3: I think a traditional marriage and and like you know,
just it's a it's it's it's a right, it's a ritual,
it's a it's fun. Like you you get to have kind.
Speaker 5: Of everyone there, yeah, right, non members, members whatever, like
you know, your your friends from high school, like your
friends from college.
Speaker 4: You can make it into a party. It is a party.
It is a fiesta.
Speaker 3: It is a way to celebrate you know, nuptials as well,
Like you get to you know what we did.
Speaker 4: We actually got married during COVID.
Speaker 3: And one of the things I really enjoyed about our
COVID wedding it was outdoors up.
Speaker 4: At sun Dance cool up at the theater and the pines.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah we did it there because like you know, everything
was like essentially shut down, so it was like a
free venue.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: We got to say our vows too, so it personalized
it a little bit more.
Speaker 4: We were able to uh.
Speaker 3: Not just let the the officiator get into it. But
we we were able to also engage and then and
be a part of that and communicate and and and
I feelt like there were more people involved and it
made it. I mean, granted, we had like a limitation
of like fifty people that you know, could could attend
due to COVID rules and stuff like that, but it
was really special. We have video of it. It's you know,
we got to party, we got to dance, we got
to eat. And I know everyone's like, well, that's what
the reception is, sure, But that's what I'm saying is
you could have a wedding ceremony and then have the
reception right then for everybody to get involved and everyone
to party, and then go have a very intimate, spiritual
eternal ceiling, you know, with whomever it is that that
you want, right and that way you just get to
have both the best of both worlds in my opinion,
the temporal and the spiritual. And no one's offended by
it really because oh, yeah, you're gonna go do the ceiling, right,
You're just gonna go do the ceiling. Now. I think
it would avoid a lot of things. I think they
should actually mandate it is like, hey, go get married civilly.
First have your reception, and then once that's done and
you've made that law, it's lawfully, legally and lawfully wedded.
Now let's take it to the next level, because I
do think it's the next level type of thing.
Speaker 4: It'sential. I think that does make it really cool.
Speaker 3: It makes it a whole lot more serious when you
do go to the temple, because like, look, these are
super high you know what I mean, Like and and
we all look. I always said it, like, look, if
I would not marry that person unless you're going, if
you're willing to go into business with that person, because
that's essentially what you're doing. You're sitting, you're creating, you're
creating a corporation.
Speaker 4: So if you wouldn't want the work ethic of that person,
I probably wouldn't marry them.
Speaker 3: Just because they pretty, or just because they're handsome, or
just because they make money or what have you, just
because they got that rock on your ring. Anyway, I'm saying,
if you wouldn't go to business with somebody and help it,
because they're operating in a state, they're operating the home estate.
Speaker 4: That's what it is.
Speaker 3: So the administrative load of the tax on that is
is I mean you're you're managing schedules. I mean there's
a skill set to managing a home. And I'm just
talking from the males, or even though the females for
that matter. If you wouldn't go into business with that person,
don't marry them.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of people that I wish I would
have said that too, because I got I got friends right,
got friends right.
Speaker 5: I love you, but uh, and I like this person,
but I don't know if you should marry that person.
To your take on getting married civilly before you get
married spiritually, so you will. Yeah, I'm honestly on board
with it. It wouldn't go for me because honestly that
this is wedding advice nobody gave me. But I wish
somebody would have some I wish someone would have told
me this. And it took a lot of people doing
a lot of dumb things and driving me crazy at
my wedding for men and my.
Speaker 4: Wife to realize this.
Speaker 5: But I was like, you know what, I don't give
a bleep if you think that this is about you
and you're mad that so and so is in the
wedding party and that you're not and.
Speaker 4: That you didn't get asked to do this.
Speaker 5: The there was just like a lot of stress and
mom stressed on their wedding day. Ours was extra dramatic
because I flew in literally the day before. It was
a whole deal. Anyway, what I realized was, you know what,
I don't really care who's at this wedding. I don't
care who's at the temple. I don't care who I
have a picture with. I got married to one person.
She's the only person.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 5: I've had people come up to me since then and
be like, oh man, we loved your wedding. Dude, I
was like, you were there, Like I don't even remember
any of the people. That's how it should be, right,
But what I will say, and so I really enjoyed that.
Speaker 4: And then we had a party.
Speaker 5: We had a reception and everybody wore sneakers and it
was like very non formal, and we partied and danced
and even my grandma was in the middle of a
mash fit.
Speaker 4: It was a great time.
Speaker 5: But what I will say is a couple months prior
to that, so me, my brother in law and then
my other brother in law.
Speaker 4: We all got married within the span of three months.
Speaker 5: So my father in law as a saint, and so
bless my my in lost heart's they're incredible. But my
my one of my brothers in law, they didn't get
married in the temple, and it's so much fun, Like
it's just such a different experience to get to again.
The outdoor, I think makes it really cool and really special.
Speaker 4: And it did rain on us, by the way, Oh
that sucks. It didn't rain it brothers.
Speaker 5: But I feel like that's a cool memory because I
can look back and you're like, it's just you know,
like it's raining.
Speaker 4: Who cares, We don't care, we're getting married. I do
like that take.
Speaker 5: I especially like the fact that it's like a progression
because I do think respectfully and I don't care if
anybody's offended by this. There's a lot of people to
get married way too fast, And are there times that
I wish I would have gotten married faster than two years. No,
my wife and I took two breaks because at the
end of the first year we really loved each other,
but neither one of us is like, yes, we should
absolutely get married, and so we were like, does that
just mean this is it for us. And so we
took a break and we dated other people for a month.
And the entire time we were dating other people, we
were just texting each other and then we'd hang out afterwards.
Speaker 4: And right, and at two years we got married. But
there's no part of me.
Speaker 5: That's like, obviously I wish I would have tied them
out earlier, but like, there's no regret part of me.
Speaker 4: But what I will say is I think there's.
Speaker 5: A lot of people, especially in our culture, out of
our culture, who it's like, oh, I just got home
from not speaking to the opposite sex for a year
and a half, two years, this feels really good, let's
get married. And there are a lot of those people
who it works out for them. It wouldn't have been
the case for me. I needed more time than that.
But I I love your idea of like you get
married civilly first and then you get married spiritually second.
Speaker 4: Just a few days, right, I'm not saying just so.
Speaker 5: You understand like that this is not just like a
thing that you do, Like, this is a very serious thing.
Speaker 3: There's the law and then there's the the the the spiritual. Yes,
and it's about more of an eternal perspective on it,
and so.
Speaker 4: I think I liked I liked the sequence personally.
Speaker 3: And furthermore, when we finally did get sealed, we had kids.
Uh there's nothing better than getting sealed at the kids.
I mean, I was balling like a baby in the town.
I was balling. I mean, I think, look, I am,
I am not a spiritual leader, So don't don't, don't don't.
I am not blaspheming, but I think everyone should be
able to go into the temple with their family and
go through a ceiling, uh, whenever they want, just to
renew covenants.
Speaker 4: And that, in my opinion, hot take of the day.
All right, we got to get into some sports.
Speaker 5: I've already had two spiritual hot shot.
Speaker 4: This is a sports show.
Speaker 3: So but that they went I was sobbing like a
little baby, and it was.
Speaker 4: It was amazing, right, just part of one of those
on my mission.
Speaker 5: We had a couple that we battized at the very beginning,
and then right before I went home, there like, hey,
we're getting sealed. We'd love to have you come in
and stand in for one of our kids who had
passed away. And you want to talk about instant water
works feeling like I am not part of this.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I was like I from that perspective, I think that
that's like obviously, if you don't have kids beforehand, like
it just doesn't really apply.
Speaker 3: But like about it's like why can't you go and
like have you know your family there with you again
and renew those experience. I mean, I think everyone should
be involved with that. I'm elder Oaks. If you're listening
but you're not, pray for that, pray for that. See
if there's any inspiration there. Guys, we have a fantastic
show for you. Let's welcome at ap uh Andrew Peterson,
our very own Adrian Peterson of the show What's Up, Buddy?
Speaker 4: Nothing much.
Speaker 8: I feel really awkward given that I'm getting married in
like nine days about it.
Speaker 4: Are you gonna are you gonna go?
Speaker 3: Are you gonna go secular and temporal first?
Speaker 4: And now? And then you do the ceiling on the
back end. It's a little late to change the plans
We're going. He's gonna go to his wife tonight and
be like, and you gotta do something different.
Speaker 5: Then change the whole Absolutely not.
Speaker 8: It's my it's my fiance's plan. We're going with it. Man,
Well it's it's my plan too. Like like for us,
I think it's best to be in the temple. But
I think I think in some cases you guys are right.
But I just thought it was kind of funny you
guys are talking about this. I was like, Yeah, that's
that's me in like nine days.
Speaker 4: Hey, man, you're gonna have a great time.
Speaker 3: Congratulations and uh blessings be upon the Peterson family as
you guys make your your your commitments, your covenants, your
nuptials here in the next ten days. All right, guys,
you got the rest of our USB and the fans
starting black. If we got a fantastic show for we're
gonna get to uh some Big twelve media sound Big
twelve basketball media shound here in the nitty gritty stay tune.
Also we have Jay Hill sound your defense coordinators. He
uh breaks down Iowa State. You don't want to do that,
as well as a few of the Bay Cougar football players,
Logan Lutuwi and some more of that. But uh, also
we're gonna welcome in Shehan jer Raja of CBS Sports
at three h five, we got a Cougar beat at
three point thirty with Jerem Jordan, Tim Brown, a little
more college football at four oh five, and then Handy
and Handy later on in the show for a sports
court segment.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be a good sports court given everything that's
happening in the NBA right now and all the dominoes
that continue.
Speaker 4: To fall, all the gambling dominoes, guys.
Speaker 3: Uh, and there's a reason why. Then once again, let's
let's lean into the spiritual one more time. So the
reason why, Uh, the profit seeries and revelators said, hey,
don't gamble, don't gamble, No dark desert highway, no dark
desert highway, don't do it.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: It's just, uh, there's a number of different negative temporal effects.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's some positive ones, you know, great memories, Uh,
you know, friends and family members maybe out there in
Vegas or.
Speaker 4: On that dark desert highway. But I think there's more
regrets than there are. There's more negative than there is positive.
Speaker 3: And whenever that's the case that I think we need
to check ourselves before we wreck ourselves, because I think
not everyone is created equal in their impulse control.
Speaker 4: So if you're all.
Speaker 3: Knowing, all seeing God, you're like, hey, this will keep
you safe. Just don't do this because if you play
with fire, you may get burned anyway. Chauncey Billups got burned,
Terry Rose here got burned, and many more I'm sure
are getting burned. But also I would say the sports
industry in general needs to take a little bit accountability.
Speaker 4: They just do.
Speaker 3: When you interweave gambling sports betting into your culture from
a propagandist standpoint, and you're promulgating these things. Even Brett
Yormark talking about how we're getting injured reports Now why right, right,
it's because of gambling, right, And my buddy kyn says,
is gambling on the golf course different. I look at
it a little bit differently as it pertains to like
a skill like and.
Speaker 4: You have to be very talking about like betting with
your buddies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, betting with your friends, and that to me is
a whole different But I.
Speaker 4: Think that's a different ball game.
Speaker 5: And even like it's a skill set, Like I have
poker nights with family and friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah all the time, not all the time. I'm not good.
I've had a few lucky nights, right, I'm down, But like,
like it's fun to sit there and eat snacks, eat pizza,
you know, have a movie in the background.
Speaker 4: We're talking smack, we're talking ball whatever.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 3: To me, that's a little bit different than going out
and becoming addicted out in Vegas and competing that way.
Speaker 8: But so, Ben, are you telling me I should not
put my undefeated streak and poker on the line.
Speaker 3: Uh No, I'm saying with friends and family members, you
can just be judicious about it.
Speaker 4: The problem is no one knows what.
Speaker 3: Many of us don't have impulse control to say no,
that's the problem.
Speaker 4: When there's money on the line.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite books over the last decade that
are ready and you've heard me talk about, is a
triple package three basic tenets of socioeconomic and just general
temporal success. In his life in the United States of America,
these are the three things that you have to have.
Speaker 4: You have a superiority complex.
Speaker 3: You believe you're chosen by God, by people, by community,
whatever that is.
Speaker 4: You have an inferiority complex.
Speaker 3: You don't think you're ever good enough, so you're constantly
kind of like trying to fill this void of accomplishment.
And number three, and I think this is the most
important impulse control. Most of the human beings on this
earth have no impulse control. They succumb to appetite at
every whim, at any whim, like you know, thirst, hunger,
the sexual appetites, the drinking appetites, the gambling appetites, the
dopamine Russia is the electronic appetites, right, Your dopamine and
biochemical rushes you get from certain.
Speaker 4: Activities.
Speaker 3: So if you don't have impulse control, check yourself before
you wreck yourself, because you could wreck yourself. But on
the golf course with my buddies, I'm probably betting a
few dollars just.
Speaker 4: To make it interesting.
Speaker 5: Yes, the irony and all of this, as I believe,
is either yesterday or the day before, we got a
notification that as of November one, college athletes and coaches
and administrators I believe, are allowed to bet on professional professionals. Correct, right,
But just like it's not a good day for gambling,
it's a bad look and so for that to proceed,
what we are now finding out has been going on
for years. I'm sure there's some part of the people
who voted on this at the NC double level to go.
Speaker 4: Man, this could not have come at a worse time. Well,
there's a thing like there's more. There's a lot of
insider ours.
Speaker 3: I've had people reach out to me about certain things,
and I have very been tight lip because they're like, hey, well,
what do you know about this?
Speaker 4: Because they're gonna go put money down.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I ain't telling you nothing, bro, because I'm
not trying to contribute to your addiction here, you know,
to get an inside track on things.
Speaker 4: I'm like, no, man, I.
Speaker 3: Hope you don't play that as the old uh you
know the old skit said, and what was it?
Speaker 4: Color?
Speaker 3: Uh, you can do what you want to do in
living color. It was like the it was the nineties.
Uh snl uh, you know it was the days. I
can't remember when in living color was was really hot. Anyway,
let's get out with it. Let's get into sports. We've
already gone off on a tangent.
Speaker 4: Uh.
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twelve Media Days k Y, Kevin Young, Ajeda Botcha, Rob Wright,
and Richie Saunders in a round table formatt let's listen
in and comment on the back end.
Speaker 11: Good guys, thank you for being here. Coach Young wanted
to ask you first right away. You know, when you
have h a handful of guys returning, including all American,
like Richie, is yourself the idea the identification process in
the portal, you know, not just from a recruiting standpoint,
but how you're assessing how you're going to build your
roster out with your staff. What were those conversations like, uh,
well one it was uh no, it was really once.
Once once aj decided he wanted to come join join
up with us, we kind of pushed pause and looked
at what what did we want in the team to
look like it's entirety knowing that he was coming. Uh
at that time, we weren't sure what Richie was going
to be doing either, So there was some mongoing dialogue
there and then we had a you know, we had
obviously a big hole at the point guard position with
when Yegor decided to go to the NBA, and so
in short order, we we we wanted to make sure
we get the point guard situation address, which obviously we
did with one of I think one of the most
dynamic guards in the country and Rob Wright. And then
when Richie decided he was going to come back, we
felt like, we want to go out and just add
even more shooting experience and defense perimeter defense to our group.
And that's kind of if you look at the moves
we made in the portal, that's what we did.
Speaker 12: Canard Davis. We went out and got was a big
portal addition for us. I think he's gonna be one
of the best three and d wings in the in
the in the country this year.
Speaker 4: And then the.
Speaker 12: Guys we added along with that, we're kind of in
that vein of being able to knock down threes and
be able to guard their own man.
Speaker 1: Okay, Rob is.
Speaker 11: The as a point guard to ask you to break
down Richie's game in the most horrible, terrible way possible.
Speaker 1: See if you can break down all the flaws and
see what you got.
Speaker 13: I honestly don't think he had so many flaws.
Speaker 1: He probably Wow, what an answer?
Speaker 4: Like what end of a question is that?
Speaker 3: Like, I know he's trying to be funny, but like
you don't know these Like Rob's probably like, excuse me,
Like I want you to break down his game in
the most horrible way possible, Like I want you to flaws.
Speaker 4: I want you to crap on your teammate. Go ahead.
Speaker 3: He's like, uh, excuse me, bacon powder.
Speaker 4: How am I supposed to answer this?
Speaker 3: Like, look, I am not a perfect media member or
an individual that that doles out the most profound questions
and funny questions, ones that provide levity, laughter and inside
and knowledge. I'm not perfect by any means. But that
is a trash question. And he was probably very nervous,
and I give him grace. Maybe he's got he's got
sweaty pits and he's just hyperventilating. And you know, like
you've been there before where you're kind of nervous to
ask a question.
Speaker 4: Like Vick's over here. We've all been there before.
Speaker 5: Like it's one thing when it's a media availability and
you're not on camera, it's a whole other thing.
Speaker 4: You should have at least queued up for. You should
have these pre because thought out.
Speaker 5: This is like, there's a difference between media availability questions
and like a sideline reporter or on TV questions, because
there's nobody else to carry the brunt of that load
for you. Everyone is directly watching you. You're not off
screen somewhere. And look, I'm sure who I don't remember
this gentleman's name. I'm sure he's waking up today going man,
that one did not land. That was a good one.
Look we have I've asked bad questions. We've all asked
bad questions. Whoever, remember your teachers used to tell you
growing up, there's no such thing as a dumb question.
Speaker 4: That's not true.
Speaker 5: There are there's good questions, there's questions, and then there's
dumb questions. Most questions are ant questions where you asked it,
maybe you didn't phrase it the right way. Maybe it
was a good question, but they didn't understand it, so.
Speaker 4: They didn't answer the right way, so it doesn't look great.
Speaker 5: And then there's dude, why in the world did you
ask that that way? I don't even think Spencer and Jerem,
who know, these guys would ask a question like that,
which I think they could get away with because they
would know them.
Speaker 4: I just I don't know that that is, I get
what he was going for.
Speaker 3: That was a bad question, Like okay, I'll give an example,
like I'm thinking about this here now, okay, and then
we got to go to break but and we'll get back.
Speaker 4: We'll get back to this sound.
Speaker 3: But like if I was to make a pose a
question in the same in the same vein right to
have him maybe crap on him a little bit, but
not really crap on him on a teammate.
Speaker 4: It's like, if you had.
Speaker 3: To go one on one against Richie, what's a skill
set that you would fear, uh, And what's the skills
that you wish you could take away from him? Or
something like that, And give me a couple of skill
sets that you fear about him and that you'd like
to take away from him in order to go up
against him, or like, what's a weakness you could expose
right that that you would try to get them on,
Like give me something like that where you give a
little ham an egg.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: There was no positivity at the beginning of that, because
the other way I thought you could ask it was, Hey,
it seems like this guy just does everything well, is
there anything He's just not perfect at where you're like
you're bolstering them up, and then it's like, oh, you know,
like he doesn't do laundry, or like you doesn't.
Speaker 4: You have one. Yeah, it's like something dumb like that.
Speaker 5: But when you don't know them and you don't like
bolster it up like that.
Speaker 4: And also like these.
Speaker 5: Are guys who they're not None of these guys are
like necessarily jokesters when it comes to the media, Like
these are all guys who are trying to go to
the NBA who were focused on ball. They're up there
on a panel like this is not a one on
one situation. They're on a stage in front of people.
It's just such a weird question to ask.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was odd. Anyway, we'll come back to the sound.
Just because we went off on a tangent. We were
talking about marriages and wedding and gambling. I know it
all comes together here on your Uti, ESPN Readio network.
But yeah, just to start off the roundtable, that was
not a good question. I feel for Rob, but Rob's well,
he's awesome.
Speaker 4: I love my team. Anyway, we're gonna go to break.
Speaker 3: We'll come back with more sound and more commentary from
Big twelve basketball media days. By the way, if you
didn't know already there is, I'd say the biggest news
of the day is the NBA and gambling and how
there was an FBI investigation or arrest made today around
the country.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's pretty.
Speaker 3: Crazy, man, to see what's going on here in the nation.
We'll continue to break that down sad news maybe as
you tip off the the NBA basketball season, but it's
something that needs to happen. It's something that needs to
you know, the on is only two things that change behavior.
That's incentives or auntability. So maybe the fear of that
accountability will change some behaviors in the sports world. Let's
go to break and you think that they made enough
money already. No, what you'll find out in life, especially
from high achievers high earners, that there's no amount of
money that will ever feel the void. So if you
think that you'll ever have enough money in your life,
I guarantee you you'll never feel that way.
Speaker 4: And I'm not.
Speaker 5: Speaking from like experienced by any means, but like you know,
the whole adage, this is here's some wisdom for you.
The old adage of I have sufficient for my needs.
If you can implement that in your life, you'll be
a lot happier, my friend.
Speaker 4: If you're able to overcome that void.
Speaker 3: And manage your finances in a way that is uh uh,
create stability and sustainability and have sufficient for your needs,
have that mindset, you've conquered a big problem of the
human condition, my friends. So anyway, that's my final word
of wisdom of my last nugget.
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Speaker 4: What is the latest right now on this bread.
Speaker 3: Have you been monitoring this before we get into the
sound again with BAU Basketball Media Day's Roundtable.
Speaker 4: I mean, the news just keeps rolling out. They've been arrested.
Speaker 5: They've both been indicted on money laundering and wire fraud
conspiracy charges. Better Is allegedly received privileged injury information on
Lebron James from former Cavs coach Damon Jones.
Speaker 3: So so Damon Jones, Terry Rozier, and Chauncey Phillips all arrested.
Speaker 5: It seems like this is just the tip of the
ice cap is what we're learning, and there's a lot
more people that it seems like are involved. The story goes,
at least from Terry Rozier's perspective, was that there was
a two hundred thousand dollars bet to take the under
in a game of his I think in twenty twenty
two or twenty twenty three. He left that game, and
the reports are that he went home along with the
people who'd bet on him, and they distributed the money
at his home immediately following that game. There are a
number of other stories and people involved. So yeah, my
guess is what we know right now and what we're
seeing right now is merely just the tip of the
ice cap, and there will likely be other people involved
on this.
Speaker 4: Well serious times.
Speaker 3: Now, let's get into the more trivial Big Well by
You basketball conversation. Hopefully no Bou basketball players are ever
indicted or arrested for gambling. Yeah you never know, though,
you never know, but anyway, uh gets get to the
sound from Big twelve media days, Kevin Young, Richie Shotters,
Rob Right, and Ajdabonca in a roundtable format.
Speaker 13: I honestly don't think he had the many flaws he probably.
Speaker 1: Wow, what an answer? What an answer?
Speaker 4: Point guard right there?
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 13: He's probably one of the hardest players I've ever played with.
Like he plays the artist besides Cooper, probably Cooper Flag,
he plays super Hart. But uh, we run in after
practice and he's first every time. I mean, just seeing
how hard he works after practice he's trying to guard.
I remember one practice I got like a steal and
like I kind of like grab some of his arm
and like a little trick I do and he was
like he was like going crazy about it, just trying
to learn how to do it. So that just tells
a lot about him. I mean, he's just trying to
learn and be the best player he could be.
Speaker 4: I love that. AJ.
Speaker 11: You know, obviously you have to talk a lot about
your game and you know what you bring in that process,
and that's been talked about a lot. But from a
next as and O standpoint, from like it's it's you
and me from from Hooper to Hooper basketball, your game,
how it fits in conceptually with BYU's offense.
Speaker 1: Can you break that down for me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I think on the offensive side, I can do a
little bit of everything. I think I can score all
three levels. But I think my playmaking is one of
the more underrated parts of my game. And now I
can get to the paint and make decisions. So I
think like with our offense and our four out one
and I think I can get in the paint that
lobsicator spray out to Richard Rob for some threes.
Speaker 11: So just have we any questions for the from the
media before before we continue on. So Richie, you know,
take me through when new guys. Let's just stick with
with Rob and aj here. It take me through when
you those pickup games. What are those like when you're
having a lineup against those two guys.
Speaker 14: I mean, it's scared for team that's not with us,
but when it has to be up, it's you know,
like there's just so much talent. I think, especially just
having the guard is one of the challenges, which I
mean I that was one of my focus for the
off season, and so I was always trying to figure
out how to guard Rob and which is a nightmare,
but like I was trying the just competitive.
Speaker 11: So coach Coach Young want to one more time. We've
kind of talked a little bit about this and this
is the this is the cool thing and we don't
have to go to down the rabbit hole. But conceptually
having action specifically for a player versus conceptually having sets. Right,
he's just got these these sets where that's we think
college of basketball run this play versus putting guys in
spots to be successful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we do it. And this was just
my NBA life I was.
Speaker 12: I worked for a lot of good coaches and kind
of learned how I would create my own philosophy, and
a large part of that just how the game's broken
down in terms of like when you actually possessed the ball.
So for us, we have we have most of our
concepts are baked in when we're playing in transition, whether
it's after a make or a miss, when the game stopped,
like this play that you just showed that was the
first play of that particular game.
Speaker 1: So when the game is just.
Speaker 12: Completely stopped, i'll call I'll call an actual set.
Speaker 4: When we're playing and flow.
Speaker 12: We have a conceptually based offense that's read and react,
and then as that progress, as that possession progressive, we're
not scoring, then we try to flow into like our
concepts are kind of into shot clock type concepts.
Speaker 1: So that's kind of how we break things down. These
guys have been.
Speaker 12: Great and uh you know, Richie's been really good at
kind of showing these two, you know, kind of how
we do that.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's definitely a work in progress.
Speaker 12: I think that's the thing that is challenging without every
team here right your your piece metal teams together in
a short period of time of guys that haven't really
played together. And so that's our focus right now, just
trying to get all those concepts in that chemistry flowing
so that these guys are just using their instincts to
go play and not thinking about what play I'm trying
to call.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna flip it, Ritchie. Now, I gotta have you
break down Rob's game, because you're right, he is. You
are one of the most dynamic point guards in the country.
You can be you could be brutal to him. This
is a safe space. It's totally okay. But breakdown Rob's
game for us what you've seen so far, because it's
it's not this like, it's not a light switch that
happens all the time.
Speaker 1: You know, it takes time to build chemistry.
Speaker 14: You know, I mean there's nobody here, uh like just
can understand what it's like having Rob come down at
you downhill to the basket. It's seriously one of the
most impressive things I've seen, and it's fun to play with.
I think it's been cool to see how he's really
bought into the way we play and he gets passed
his first defender easy, and so it's just seeing him
make those reads. And we always talk about playing off
the two feet and he's become a two feet genius.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's it's it's fun having a point guard
like that two feet genius. Man. We're gonna keep that Anya.
Speaker 11: Yeah, last real quick AJ before we go, one word
to describe BYU basketball.
Speaker 1: Unselfish. Incredible, You kidding me. It's a fantastic answer.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for being here in good luck
this season. Thanks you appreciate it. Guys.
Speaker 3: All right, there you have it, a little round tab.
But there's some nuggets there from the players. A little
bit forced on the questions.
Speaker 4: It is what it is. I don't want to continue
to harp on that, but some of the nuggets that
you took away.
Speaker 3: I do like that last that last statement from AJ.
We're gonna see how unselfish this team really is. AJ
had three assists in his debut exhibition game. If he
is the play playmaker, he did save one of my
underrated skill sets his playmaking, getting into the paint and
making plays for my teammates. You want to see Richie
benefit from catch and shoot situations that have been created
by Aj and Rob.
Speaker 4: It's gonna come about. I'm sure it'll happen.
Speaker 3: They have to respect AJ's scoring ability and it's gonna
be sequential in nature. I do think Richie is gonna
benefit from both of these playmakers, and I can't wait
to see it finally come to fruition, hopefully about mid season.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it'll happen early. Maybe it will,
maybe it won't.
Speaker 3: There's gonna be cohesion, chemistry, you know, adaptations right that
in progress throughout the season. The great thing about this team, though,
under k why, I know they're gonna be trending at
their best if they're healthy in February. I love they
use the word unselfish, and I think we underrate how
unselfish Aja Debonce is because it seems like with every
top recruit it is always gauging well, these guys offer
me this much money.
Speaker 4: These guys offer me this much money and like I
deserve it. There's so much of.
Speaker 5: A me me meme mentality, it feels like among young people,
especially among young people in.
Speaker 4: College sports, and there's recruits.
Speaker 5: We hear these stories about guys like Nico, other guys
across the country who because they're so highly regarded, it's okay, well,
now I become the center force of gravity and I
get to BYU and everyone now focuses on me. And look,
AJ had thirty points in his debut the other day. Sure,
but this is also a guy who he just told
you one of my underrated parts of my game is playmaking.
I think you're gonna see a lot of games where
like I think Aj could have a couple of tennisist.
Speaker 4: Games sheerly because he's pretty.
Speaker 5: Unstoppable when it comes to getting to the rim. And
if you're gonna bring two guys, because that's at some point,
that's what the defense is gonna do, because they're gonna say, okay, well,
if we do nothing else, we're stopping Aj Debontsa. And
when they bring that double time team, when they bring
that health defense, Richie Saunders is going to be the
guy that they wake up in film, whether it's Sunday morning,
Monday morning, the day after the game, and they say,
how in the world did we forget about Richie Saunders
Because he's gonna be like, look, you have Aj, you
have Rob, Right. I think we think Kadean's gonna be
a problem. We know a bunch of these guys are
gonna be a problem. I think Richie Sanders had his
story last year, and he was incredible last year. I
think you're gonna have a little bit of a smoke
screen because you brought in Rob Wright.
Speaker 4: And Aj Debonta.
Speaker 5: Somehow, someway, these teams are gonna find a way to
forget about Richie Sunders and man is he going to
make them pay?
Speaker 4: And it's gonna be awesome. Cramp.
Speaker 15: Well, that what that tells me. That word tells me
is Aj came here to win. He didn't come here
to break records and score points. He came here to win.
And that just says it all right there, you know
what a great teammate he's gonna be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like I said, you know, I'm excited to see
it implemented, right, and I expect it to occur. Hopefully
it's natural Hopefully it's not forced, right, that that's the thing.
It's like, you don't want it to be so forced
that it's unnatural. You want it to be uh, a
seamless kind of transition. We'll see how it plays out. Uh,
but uh that yeah, do we expect a j A
to be a Yegor demon?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: By the way, Yegor had a nice night. Shout out
to Yegor, the bucket getter, yeg Or Geomen. I would
say demon, but it's actually Geomen, almost like Brandon Dome.
Speaker 4: It was interesting here.
Speaker 3: Fourteen points five rebounds to assist one steel four six
from the three point line. He's hitting from from beyond
the the three point line. Now, would you would you?
Speaker 15: I would just saying it was weird listening to the
guy calling the game calling by that name, you.
Speaker 4: Know, Giemen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the right way, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the correct way, right,
the correct pronunciation.
Speaker 4: We didn't get a he didn't want to complicate.
Speaker 3: That shows you the empathy the sympathy for us these Americans, right,
they don't know how to pronounce properly the Russian name Yegor.
And he's like, well, that's tough enough as it is,
because it's it's spelled igor or it shit. You know,
for us, we're gonna say igor, but it's diegor and
then Joe Min, Uh, we're all over here saying demon. Anyways,
he tried to simplify for us, let's go to break,
let's come back with more Cougar Sports content. But that
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Speaker 4: Let's talk stats.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna give you a football stat before we get
into some more basketball stats real quick, and we're gonna
play a sound by for you. You from Kevin Young
from Big twelve Media Days regarding some of the returning
talent and also one of his key stats that I
thought was pretty monumental for a first year head coach
at BYU. BYU football is getting prep getting ready for
Iowas State this weekend.
Speaker 4: It's a big game on.
Speaker 3: A number of fronts obviously continuing the winning streak and
your quest to end up in Arlington, you gotta go
through the cyclones in Matt Campbell, gritty, tough, well coached, physical, fast,
They're coming off two lawsuits. It's an anomaly for a
Matt Campbell team to lose three straight. Just doesn't happen.
So it's gonna be tough. And furthermore, BYU got their
key teeth kicked in by Iowas stayed in Provo in
twenty twenty three and their first foray into the Big twelve,
and it was a thirty two point loss.
Speaker 4: Okay. I looked up. I was like, all right, what
are some of the worst losses over.
Speaker 3: The last twenty five years, going back to twenty twenty,
the last year that Lovell coached up the Cougars, the
namesake of that beautiful stadium and field. So this is
how it sequences, this is how it's ranked. Okay, in
twenty eleven, this was your largest margin loss Utah in
Provo on your home field. Okay, there's three in the
top five that came on the home field. Pretty devastating here.
The twenty eleven game, though, was a travesty forty four
points fifty four to ten. You were in a rebuild.
You were starting a true sophomore, You had a new OC.
People don't realize that.
Speaker 4: Like you had, you had some continuity in chemistry there.
Speaker 3: Harvey Unga wasn't able to come back because of an
honor code violation. I still want to punch the honor
Code in the face for that one. Because he ended
up getting married. I all, well, you know what I mean,
Just just I want to punch I want a judo chop.
Whoever was making those decisions in the throat, have some grace.
Don't be a pharisee. Don't be as sad.
Speaker 4: You see, he made amends.
Speaker 3: He got married with his wonderful sweetheart, and now they
have like five kids and they're all gonna be future
Cougar Shout out to Kaelin, you.
Speaker 4: Know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like anyway, we probably should have been been a football
team that year, and we weren't, unfortunately, four to four
point margin.
Speaker 4: Two thousand and three Poise State at Boise. That was
a good team. That was, you know the beginning of
their heyday. Fifty to twelve.
Speaker 3: We were in a rebuild once again in two thousand
and three, coming off of our two thousand and one
season under Gary Croton and had to reload. We sucked
thirty eight point loss twenty sevent teams in interesting studies,
the worst season in BA football history in my opinion.
Why because post nineteen seventy two is when football actually became.
Speaker 4: A sport at BYU. Before that, we really weren't that
good at football.
Speaker 3: Okay, we lost by thirty four points on our home
field to Wisconsin. That was a four win team for
b YU and we got killed. So you're gonna see
a lot of these in the top twenty of the
twenty seventeen season. It was bad TCU in twenty twenty three.
Once again twenty twenty three rearing its ugly head. Thirty
three points forty forty eleven. That was in Fort Worth.
They've got us a few times. TCU shows up on
this list a few times, and guess what they're on
the schedule too. There's a common theme here. Iowa State
and TCU have given BYU their worst losses in the
modern era, and you got them on the schedule this year.
Hopefully these are vengeful games. These are revenge games. So
thirty three points twenty twenty three in the top five
is Iowa State forty five to thirteen, thirty two point
victory for the Cyclones. To give you a little bit
more fodder here, two thousand and four USC.
Speaker 4: In Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: That USC team was led by Matt Lioner, Reggie Bush
and a whole slew of great talent. Okay, that was
a national championship team and they beat you by thirty
two points. That's the equivalency that we're talking about here, guys.
To give you some key stats of the day, your
national champion in two thousand and four beat you as
bad is Iowaish State did a good Ioway State team
in two but not a great Iowa State team in
twenty twenty three, And TCU did the same thing to you,
And that was a decent.
Speaker 4: TCU team as well, but I don't think they were
an elite.
Speaker 3: So anyway, what I'm getting at here, those are the
top six biggest losses in the modern area. You also
have Michigan with thirty one points in twenty fifteen TCU
in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 4: That was a good Tea.
Speaker 3: That was a good BAU team and a good TCU
team in two thousand nine. You lost by thirty one points,
maybe one of the most disappointing two lawsuits in the
modern area because a bunch you had a bunch of
NFL talent on that two thousand and nine team and
your loss at number nine twenty twenty three, West Virginia
beat you by thirty and then number ten Texas beat
you by twenty nine points in twenty twenty three. So
out of the top ten biggest losses in the modern era,
four of those came in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 4: Isn't that crazy? Four of them biggest margins in twenty
five years one year and b oly, you wasn't even
particularly bad.
Speaker 5: Were bad then be twenty twenty three were also talking
about a year where they almost took Oklahoma to task
and Oklahoma State to task when they were both ranked
in the top fifteen.
Speaker 4: So it is so odd.
Speaker 5: I mean, that felt like just an emotional roller coaster
of a season when when they lost, they lost bad,
but then when they regrouped the end of the season,
they had things rolling.
Speaker 4: You also have to keep in mind this is an
Iowa State program.
Speaker 5: BYU has never gotten a win against Iowa State as
a program, so there's there are a lot of stats
working against BYU in this game.
Speaker 4: You have the fact that.
Speaker 5: If they lost this game again, that would put them
on the three game losing streak, and I think you'd
be pretty hard pressed to find the last time Iowa
State lost three straight, especially in the Matt Campbell era.
And then here's another one going back to the beginning
of last season. You know how any home games they've
lost one, they've lost one time since the start of
last season. They don't lose it, Jack Trice. And now
I have seen some comments on the internet. Sounds like
there's a lot of Cougar fans in the state of
Iowa who have been waiting for the Cougars to be back.
Speaker 4: In the state for a long time.
Speaker 5: So it sounds like, and we know this right, Cougar
Nation travels, but the Iowa BYU faithful should be showing
up for this one. But there are just a lot
of numbers that tell you. The other one that I
thought it was really interesting is we've seen a lot
of lines move for BYU this season because the money
comes in on BYU and so then it moves.
Speaker 4: We haven't really seen the line move at all for
this one.
Speaker 5: There are a lot of numbers that tell you if
BYU wins this one, it is going to be a
hard fought one.
Speaker 4: That they earn.
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manner of gnashing of teeth in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 4: Let's go to break.
Speaker 3: Let's talk some college football with Shehan Jerroroja coming next.
What are his expectations for this Byuiway State game? How
does he see it, how does he predict it? And
does he predict that BYU will be heading to Arlington?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Is he a believer of BYU football or is he
still hating I think PFF is becoming a believer of BYU.
I don't know if that's a good thing, a good omen,
or a bad omen. Let's chat though, with Chehan jer
Rajah of CBS Sports. Coming up next, This is Cougar
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