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eight hundred ninety seven six seven. So a lot of
good things happening in Cougar Country. I asked the question yesterday,
who are you? How are you feeling about the retention
of the Cougar football players right How you feeling about
them Cougars and the twenty twenty six roster, ladies and gentlemen,
boys and girls and BA fans their hype, They're lit
right now?
Speaker 1: The Kalani cultures winning out.
Speaker 2: The Kalani culture is retaining the high level, high end
talent that Brigham has brought in and has contained annually
developed BYU back to back seasons eleven and two, twelve
and two. They want to keep the change to the
train a chugga a chug a chugging along. That's what
they want right now. And the players are signing up.
They're locked in. They're coming back, Guys like Trey, Alexander,
bear Bachmeyer, Joe Vessa, De Mooney, Raider De Mooney, Sialia,
Sarah kN Alow, Fonohemma, Andrew Gentry, Isaiah Glasger, Parker Kingston,
Sonny Macassini, Bruce Mitchell, Villiami Pouha, Anissi Purcell, Fla Tasatawala,
Kyle Super Chokoto, Tona Basa Ucy, tom Way Payu, Tommy
paras Is, LJ.
Speaker 1: Martin, Body, Schoonerver.
Speaker 2: Do we have any other additions right now, Vic Cram,
any other additions that we're aware of of? Locked in
and loaded and ready to go for twenty twenty six.
The biggest news today is that Walker Lion, the four
star tight end from USC, has committed to the Byu
Cougars of Ryder Lions. He's gonna come in. He's gonna
fill the shoes of Carson Ryan. He's six foot four,
two forty five. He's produced at USC now he wants
to produce at BYU. Can't wait to see what he
can do. I feel like tight End you is back
up and running. The tight End Factory is going going fast,
going hard. Kevin Gilbride, I think Kevin Gilbride deserves a
little credit. Who is Kevin gilbrid Not a lot of
people talk about Kevin Gilbride.
Speaker 1: I feel like we need to.
Speaker 2: Okay, Kevin Gilbride came into BYU, Okay, not too long ago.
He's a former BYU football player as well. Remember once
upon a time he came to Brigham and bad Out.
He comes from a legendary coaching lineage. His father was
a fantastic coach in the NFL. He's coaching the tight
ends right now. He's been here since twenty twenty four.
We've seen greatness occur since then. Remember he was an
offensive analyst for Charlotte. He was with the Carolina Panthers
in twenty twenty one, in twenty twenty twos, with the
Chicago Bears from twenty eighteen to twenty nineteen, New York
Giants from twenty ten through twenty and seventeen. He was
at Temple before that. He was at George temp before
that he was at Syracuse before that. Oh, robust coaching
pedigree and resume over a twenty year coaching career in
the NFL for the majority of it, well half of it,
and then half of it in college football. He's the
right hand man of one of the right hand men
of a Rod. And he was a quarterback a BA
in nineteen ninety eight, so he's got a football mind.
Speaker 1: He was a football player, he was a quarterback.
Speaker 2: I think that Kevin Gilbrid deserves his flowers just as
much as a Rod deserves his flowers right now. So
shout out to this offensive staff with also TJ. Woods.
They're doing great things. Bescis Shitake doing good things. All
the gas and analysts that are doing good things. It
looks like the entire offensive coaching staff is being retained
as well, which abodes well for Brigham in my opinion.
The offense has continually gotten better year over year. Okay,
look at the sp plus analytics here. You wonder if
they take another step in that direction. So in twenty
twenty three, sp plus seventy fifth in the country. In
twenty twenty four, offensive ranking thirty six. In twenty twenty five,
offensive efficiency metric rating SP plus ESPN twenty fourth in
the country. Do we see another jump in that direction?
Ronald the three man Weaver, what do you make of it?
Do you think BYU can continue to get better offensively
in twenty twenty six? You look at the strength of schedule,
you look at what's coming back. You'll look at the
offense being retained. Bear Bachby is gonna be bigger, faster, stronger,
better at maybe throwing the football.
Speaker 1: What do you make of it, Ronald the three man Weaver.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I think with the offensive pieces you have and
now Adam Walker Lions and look, I don't think they're done.
I think they're gonna add another running back, Ben, and
I think they're gonna add you know, another wide receiver.
We just got off the line with ryani Elgers in
the last segment, and I think that's possible. And I
think with that loaded offense under the direction if Aaron Roderick, look,
it's gonna be phenomenal. I would love nothing more than
for BAU to have a one two punch. Look at
the NFL, Ben, you have a one two punch. I
think college football is moving towards that way. Unfortunately, they
won't get a player like Jaime White. He reunites with
this coach Ben on Wednesday going to North Texas with
Neil Brown, as you know, the former West Virginia coach.
So that's unfortunate you won't get him. But I think
the offense if they add a few more pieces Ben.
We've seen some reports of maybe an offensive lineman from Washington.
Speaker 1: Maybe going to BYU.
Speaker 3: Right, we don't know, but I think this offense will
be revamped the right way. And I definitely think the
offense will be better. And it has to be. How
can it not being with the freshman that got here
in June. He got here in June. Now he's gonna
have a full offseason. Look what happened with Jake when Jake,
after those four games been had a full off season. Yes,
there were some times I was like, Okay, that was skeptical,
But for the most part, what did he do? He
put up great numbers. So now you let a guy
that's gonna be a true sophomore. The best thing that
Brandon Gurney said for Bear was not being able to run.
That's gonna be super beneficial, I agree for his career. Now,
with all these receivers, you need to get the last
guy in the room, get Walker on campus. I per
BAU football on Twitter he signed, So get everybody here
start working now. Been towards spring ball in the offseason
because I believe BYU's offense can can truly be explosive,
Like I don't want to say explosive plays like Texas Tech,
but I think it could be explosive in its own
way next season as well. Like I want to see
the BAU run game, Ben do what Tyler Alzer was
doing in the fourth quarter where they threw the ball
maybe the first three minutes, and if they got the
ball back with six to seven minutes, they just ran
it over and over, pounded it down your throat. You
aren't stopping it, eating up the time of the clock.
I want to see that BAU offense, the boys up
front just dominating, wearing down, imposing their will.
Speaker 1: And I definitely think they'll be able to do it.
Speaker 3: If they add a couple more pieces. So yes, to
your point, the offense for twenty twenty six twenty seven
will be better than twenty twenty five twenty six.
Speaker 2: A couple other things I want to get to here
on your Utah ESPN Radio network by the way, number nine,
BAU faces rival Utah men's basketball on Saturday evening in
Salt Lake City tomorrow. Better show up, show out right,
bous on even on an eleven game win streak, making
that short trip to up Interstate fifteen to Salt Lake
City on Saturday, January tenth to take on that rival
University of Utah. University of Utah beat them last time.
There's a sad day in Cougar Country. BA, you still
had the last laugh if they made it to the
sweet sixteen in the NCAA Tournament.
Speaker 1: But guys, this is gonna be a big one.
Speaker 2: Saturday will be the two hundred and sixty seventh all
time meeting between the Cougars and the Utes. Bou's lead
BA leeds the all time series one hundred and thirty
five to one hundred and thirty one. It's closer than
I thought it was going to be. But has lost
three of its last five visits. You know this is
a key stat of that. Boia has lost three of
its last five visits to the Huntsman Center, including a
seventy three seventy two set back in overtime last season.
Speaker 1: The weeping, the wailing, the Nation Teeth.
Speaker 2: Saturday will be Richie saunders third and final game at
the Huntsman Center as a senior guard, average fourteen point
five points per game, shooting forty four percent for the
field and forty percent from the three point line and
forty two point nine percent from from beyond that arc.
Speaker 1: The guys. Keviakata needs to show up, show out.
Speaker 2: We need him healthy and strugg Hopefully he can play
against his former team at a high level he was
he was out last last game. We'll see if he
gets back on the hardwood against the Utes. Let's get
out to the hot line for a little Cougar Bee
Cougar Sports in Saturday representing BAU Sports. Illersday by us I.
We got Casey Lundquished on the like Casey, how you
live it?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 1: Ben?
Speaker 4: I'm doing well?
Speaker 1: How are you? Great man?
Speaker 2: Updates on the Lundquish family. How's the fam doing? How
is Christmas? How was New Year's.
Speaker 1: All?
Speaker 4: All as well? Had a great holiday season, had a
lot of fun and you know, avoided too many illnesses
which was a plague last year. So so far, so good.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The neuro virus and the corona virus and the flu. Man,
those things are there are plenty there they they are
very present over the last few months.
Speaker 1: So I'm glad you're able to avoid all that.
Speaker 2: You must be taking your vitamins and taking all of
your supplements and minerals. Brother, Well, what do you how
would you evaluate the off season so far for BYU football.
Speaker 4: Well, in this era, first and foremost is to retain
your best players, and I think b YU passed that
test with flying colors. There's still a few more, I
think waiting to announce, but of the players that they've lost,
all those guys are probably going to another school to
find more playing time at least. You know, we're only
week through, so there's still a week to go. But
last year BYU did lose you know, guys like a
Kielan Marion who's now playing in the National Championship, linebacker
like Harrison Taggart who you know, all things equal, they
would have liked to keep those guys. So BYU has
not lost a player of that caliber, at least not yet,
and that's very notable. And then to also bring back
guys that could have gone to the NFL, like most
notably LJ. Martin, then Isaiah Glasker, Canutanavasa. You bring a
really solid foundation back from a twelve one team, which
is fantastic. You have still a lot of room to
grow with those guys because you you were, you know,
playing with a true freshman quarterback in Bear Bachmeyer, and
I know by the end of the season he didn't
really look like a true freshman, but he did it
the beginning of the season, especially if you go back
to that Stanford game. I think there's a lot of
room for Bear to still grow despite his you know,
resounding successful season as a as a freshman. So so far,
so good. But that doesn't mean that BYU can rest
on their laurels and and just plan to run it
back with only those guys that announced they're they're gonna
come back in twenty twenty six. As we saw against
Texas Tech, BYU does have some holes that they need
to fill in, some areas where they need to improve.
So I think that's where the transfer portal is going
to come into play. I'm interested to see if they
can find them some difference makers. I think Walker lyons
today that's a huge one. He's going to start right away.
And then you have Kyler Casper, a wide receiver who
can fill that kind of big bodied, go up and
get it in a contested cat situation wide receiver. For Byu,
it's his thing has been staying healthy, so that's first
and foremost. If he can stay healthy. He was seemingly
always projected to make an impact for Oregon but never
really could because of injury. So if he's able to
stay healthy, then I think b yu's first two transfers
are going to make an impact in September.
Speaker 2: Are you wever hyped about the retention efforts and who's
coming back? You more hyped about the opportunities that blways
going to find in the portal?
Speaker 4: Well, it's it's not as attractive, but I think it's
going to be something that fan bases have to get
used to. It's not as fun to see run it
back posts probably as it is to see commitment posts,
but I do think that's still more important. If you
go back to the twenty twenty four season, b YU
was five and seven, and and you know their thought
going into that season was, Hey, we're just going to
retain our guys and we think we can get a
lot better with this group, and they did and it
just goes to show how much you know, better individual
football players get at the college level a year after year.
So I think for BYU, who is already really good,
that is by far the most important. But I don't
think you can go in this era without landing at
least a few highly touted transfers, and I think Walker
Lions fits that mold, and I know they're they're going
after a few more. So to answer your question, I
would waigh or I would lean more toward the towards
the retention side. But there's still areas that b YU
needs to address, frankly, and that's where the portal comes in.
Speaker 1: What are the biggest positions of need? Via the portal?
Speaker 2: We've seen two acquisitions thus far wide receiver, tight end.
Speaker 1: What do you make of other positions that are of need?
Speaker 2: To me?
Speaker 4: The top of the list right now probably the offensive line.
You lose a few guys to graduation, and that was
an area where b why you got beat up a
little bit against Texas Tech, and other than those two games,
they were, you know, really pretty good. So that's not
to harp on that group, but I think just in
terms of bodies and the depth that you'll need to
survive a season. You know, b why you made it
through last year without losing Isaiah Jada and Andrew Gentry,
and that's great, but it's that's pretty rare. So I
think I would expect them to add at least two
up to four transfers. I think along the offensive line,
I would say that's the biggest position of.
Speaker 1: A need right now.
Speaker 4: And then despite bringing back LJ, I think it wouldn't
hurt to have another body there. You know, running backs
can go down so quickly. We saw that just this
last year was out the full season pretty much, and
then once LJ went down, suddenly you're you're down to
your third and four string guy, and it would be
better to elevate that position. After that, I think you
you go and find the best players of Ale that
you have connections to. So to me, that would be
you know, kdu Lave, linebacker. He's one of the top
players in the portal. He was a standout at Cal
and I think he has, you know, NFL potential. Then
he only law lea cornerback from Oregon who was a
JUCO prospect but was a member of the church and
was recruited by b Yu before picking Oregon. Guys that
fit that description to me are the ones you really
need to go and try to bring in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how confident are you that Chione comes to be? Why?
Speaker 2: I remember him getting that first offer from Uyu he
went into I believe, I can't remember if his father
or grandfather, but it was it was a dream come true. Right,
And then all the offers started coming in after that, right,
and he ended up at Oregon the bright lights, right,
and and all of the pomp and circumstance of Phil
Knight and the swoosh it took him away, swapped him
off his feet. Casey, lunquiz do you think he comes
to Brigham bit go around?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 4: Man, It's hard. Things changed so fast. You know, if
you would have asked me on Monday if Leona Lafal
of Texas ends up at b Yu, I would have
guessed yes. But in the nil era, when when high
offers can come in, anything can happen. So it's hard
to make too many predictions. But I do like buy's
chances a lot with Sione, just because of that previous
connection and because his connection with the church. I remember
interviewing him. It was I forget if that was two
or three years ago that he was coming out of
the JUCO ranks. But he told me that growing up
he knew a lot about b YU, just because he
would go to church and hear about it. And that
was before he was really following football too closely. But
then once he became a coveted prospect, obviously that gave
him a connection. And then at the same time BYU
started to win a lot of games. I think that
was back in twenty twenty one or twenty twenty two,
so so he started to follow BYA pretty closely, giving
that connection to BYU. I think they're right up in
the top two or three schools to land his services.
But if they don't lend him, I would expect them
to find another cornerback in the portal. And then, obviously,
speaking of cornerbacks, you have Smith Snowden. He has, you know,
more than a dozen connections to the program. But he's
being recruited by the best of the best, and it
seems like Michigan would be the most obvious fit for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, he took a visit to BYU recently.
He was awe struck at Michigan. He's gonna take a long,
hard look at Oregon by who's in the mix. They
got a fighting chance, no doubt about it. And and
you hope that you know that what would keep Smith
from what will keep Smith in Utah?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: What would keep Smith from going to Michigan or Oregon
for that matter, this go around? Do you think what's
the biggest pitch to retain Smith in the state of Utah.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, Smith is a unique case just because
his dad is Will Snowden, who's so well connected locally,
and you know, I don't want to speak for Will,
but he he tries really hard to get a lot
of talented players opportunities in this state because he knows
how how competitive and high quality the football is here.
And so for Smith specifically, you know, he he understands
and his family understands the kind of football that b
YU plays and the opportunities that he would have at
b YU. Then obviously you have his dad is a
BYU alumni. So that's that's one thing that b YU
has A a school like Georgia or Michigan, you know doesn't.
So it's certainly gonna be tough just because you know,
these schools have have big budgets and big brands, and
they're they're hard to beat out for a transfer, but uh,
b YU is going to try, and like you said,
they hosted him for a visit and we'll see where
he ends up deciding to go.
Speaker 2: Casey lundquiz here on ESPN the Fan. Uh he operates
the Boa Sports Illustrated website, talking some b YU football
in this segment.
Speaker 1: Is there what have you been working on there? What?
Speaker 2: What? What articles have you panned? What pieces have you
panned there on your website recently?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've We've talked a lot about the year that
was in twenty twenty five, a lot about the transfer
portal we wrote about. Let's see quarterback like Michigan quarterback.
Let's see I'm forgetting his name here on the top
of my head. Jaden Davis.
Speaker 1: He's going to be on.
Speaker 4: Campus for for a visit this weekend. Kind of an
interesting store. He was a really coveted recruit at offers
from all over and he ended up at Michigan and
and was obviously beat out by Bryce Sunderwood. So he's
going to come check out BYU. So he would be
a really intriguing option as a backup quarterback. So talking
about all the you know, transfer portal rumblings, and now
we're mixing in some basketball as well, all while trying
to you know, digest what just happened in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: You know, we.
Speaker 4: Still we still need to go over, you know, what
allowed bear Backmeyer to do what he did as a
true freshman. Where the areas that BYU can improve and
things of that of that nature.
Speaker 2: Jayden Davis, what he mentioned he's going to be a
backup quarterback. Wasn't he a backup quarterback at Michigan? Why
would he want to come to b YU to be
his backup quarterback?
Speaker 4: That is a really good question, and when I haven't
been able to answer myself because that was my that
was my first reaction. He and he was coming on
a visit.
Speaker 1: I think it was about twenty.
Speaker 4: Four hours after bar Bachmeyer was was going to run
it back. So I don't think there's any question that
bear Bachmeyer is going to be your starting quarterback, and
he was the backup last year at Michigan, So why
why come to BYU? I don't know what my guess
would be. Someone that looks at Aaron Rodericks track record
developing quarterbacks. Maybe if he has a mindset of coming
in and you know, maybe he gets a chance to
play if someone were to get injured or in mop
up time and learn from maryor Roderick and develop himself.
And then, let's be honest, it's a it's a free
agent market every year. So if he develops for a year,
he could always you know, go back in the portal
next year if he if he feels like he's now
in a better position to go land a starting job
somewhere where he wants to end up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had a he had an oppressive offer sheet.
Speaker 2: Obviously Lee Alabama, Auburn, Boston College, Clemson obviously ended up
at Michigan. But Duke Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, high
level free four star LSU Louisville. What are his connections
to the state of Utah or b YU.
Speaker 4: Would you say, I'm not aware of any connections he
has to the state. He grew up in North Carolina
if I'm not mistaken. So East Coast kid wasn't really
recruited by b YU out of high school either, which
is rare typically when BYU brings in guys for transfer
visits and things like that they have some sort of
connection with the program. I'm not familiar with any connections
that he has to the state, and he wasn't offered
by b YU out of high school. So I think
this is BYU just picking up the phone and calling,
and he was interested enough to come and see what
what BYU had to offer.
Speaker 2: There was a junior college quarterback commit for a moment.
It sounds like Dante Bell committed on social media that
was seemingly retracted or rescinded. He removed the committed post.
What do we know about Dante Bell? What's happening with
his recruitment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I haven't spoken with Dante specifically since he removed
the post, so I haven't heard from him specifically, So
I don't want to talk for him. But I do
know that in recruiting there's you know, it takes two
sides to communicate, and sometimes they're miscommunications, and so that
I don't ever, you know, want to knock a kid individually,
but I think this was probably a case where there
was a little bit of misunderstanding of you know, what
the opportunity was specifically, or you know, anyway. A lot
of things can happen. But as of right now, he
has visited BYU with as far as I understand, so
he could end up at BYU, but I don't have
him penciled in as a commit at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll be intriguing to see how this off season
plays out with portal acquisitions. It seems like portaling is
the way that BYU has gone for strategic acquisitions. One
of those strategic acquisitions that was brought up to me.
Ryan Eldridge and I were talking about this. He's like,
give me offensive tackle.
Speaker 1: Where are we at?
Speaker 2: Where do we stand with offensive tackle? Would you say
or do you like? Do you like the young bucks,
like the Caden Chittisters, big guys that haven't seen a
whole lot of reps?
Speaker 1: Or are you looking to go portaling? If you're TJ woods.
Speaker 4: Man, I would I would like to see personally what
a guy like Evan Thomason or Andrew Williams could do.
Speaker 1: It has been a.
Speaker 4: While since BYU, you know, brought up and started a
tackle that they recruited out of high school. They primarily
use a transfer portal to find offensive tackles the last
three to four years. But as far as transfer portal goes.
I did mention I think they'll bring in some offensive linemen.
I expect one or two of those to be tackles.
I think names to pay attention to are you know
guys like Junior Sia from Utah State. He announced a
BYU offer. I think that was last week, So he's
a guy that could probably move around. I think he
played at right tackle for Utah State, if I'm not mistaken.
And then there's Luke but Clenklow who was an Oklahoma transfer.
He was a starter at Stanford, transferred to Oklahoma last
year and didn't play too much. He's back in the portal.
He was recruited by BYU out of high school and
he was he was a or at Stanford to tackle.
So those are a few names to watch. I'm I'm
sure there will be a few more that pop up
here and there. But those are two that I had
mentioned in a few articles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot of youth that that has potential
at BYU right now in the in the tackle room
obviously have three that left Jake Griffin, he can at
Tupo and Siona Hagano. But I'm intrigued by Kayden Schitister
six 't eight three twenty five Richard sophomore Richfield, Utah.
Speaker 1: Definitely a project guy.
Speaker 2: Andrew Williams also six' EIGHT u and what is He
he's probably around like three oh, five three.
Speaker 1: Fifteen actually he's up to three fifteen right.
Speaker 2: NOW i Think Andrew, williams let me double check now
two ninety. Five he's a little bit light in the
penttalonies right. Now But Ata Kirksville High school really talented.
Speaker 1: Player though.
Speaker 2: You have coc wud lot too few as, well a
Former stamford commit that ended up committing with his brother
to come TO. BUYU i know he was getting some
REPS i think in the two, deep maybe in fall
camp or in practices throughout the.
Speaker 1: Season so he's an interesting.
Speaker 2: Study you have guys Like ethan thomasin also six 't
eight three or. Five there's a lot of, long, athletic
talented tackles that haven't seen MUCH.
Speaker 1: Pt do you have a favorite out of that? Bunch,
WELL i.
Speaker 4: Thought it was notable back in the spring WHEN i
think it Was Isaiah jada was out for a couple of.
Practices he was a little banged. UP i Thought Andrew
williams played pretty well for a, kid brand new out
of high school who was getting first team reps that left.
TACKLE i like him a. Lot i'm really curious to
see How Ethan thomasin looks now that he'll be a
year removed from a. Mission it's pretty hard for offensive
linemen to come off missions and play right, away even
a little bit tougher than skilled. Positions And ethan got
back from his mission last, year so this was his
first year, back and now that he's a year, Removed
I'm i'm curious to see. HIM i think as far
as you, know recruiting profiles, go his was definitely the most.
Prolific So i'm interested to see How ethan. Does he's you,
know that that PROTOTYPICAL byu, guy just a great, kid
and he was he was coveted by a lot of,
Schools SO i would say either Either ethan Or, andrew
although to your, POINT i believe it Was kosua who
came in with the second team offense back in the
season opener WHEN byu emptied the bench Against Portland. State
so all three of them have a legitimate. Shot AND
i think regardless of Who byu add a, TACKLE i
think all three of those guys are absolutely going to
compete for spots in the too deep at. Tackle even
if they don't, start they're probably going to be your.
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