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We're getting into spring. It's warming up a little bit.
We have gotten some moisture, we got some snow. We
need that and to stay healthy and strong along the
Wassatz front. But yeah, man, feeling pretty good with BYU
basketball getting a win over Tech that was a boon
for BYU. Camp Kalani well underway and the offense starting
to find its groove a little bit, and some cohesion
chemistry being built with Bear Bachmeier, the new tight ends
and the the new wide receivers as well, kind of
getting into the swing of things, trying to step up
in the absence of Chase Roberts and Parker Kingston. All
good things for by You wouldn't shoot the women's basketball
team doing well. There's a lot of things that are
going well for b YU and b yu's athletic department.
It's one of the healthiest uh you know, athletic departiaments
I think in the country, and it's one of the
healthiest times in BYU athletic history.
Speaker 5: Yeah. No, And it was fun. We were able to
go to the game, the Texas Tech game. I was
able to bring my boys in. Awesome shout out to
kJ and then also the Kazlowski crew. Yeah, we hooking
it up for my boys to get some foods and
yet things.
Speaker 1: We love the Koslowski family.
Speaker 5: They're awesome, good people and a lot of fun. So
it was fun to be down and watch that game.
I felt the energy of the Marriott Center was outstanding. Yep,
you know that the fans. I don't think I've heard
it that loud in a long time. And it was
like a continuous like there was there was a definite
advantage for BYU with the Mary Center in the crowd,
and it was a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just a great win for b YU basketball.
And what was interesting is like AJ didn't even have
his best game. He was kind of average, slightly above
average game for AJ. They still found a way to
win well.
Speaker 5: And I'll tell you, you know, some of the couple
couple of things that I saw, so Rob right had
an amazing game, but the pieces that I pay attention
to were when Rob went and got fouled and made
made the shot and then he just stood there and
stared down that Texas Tech player that fouled him. There
was a different sense of competitiveness. Yeah, just just hey,
you're not going to beat me today, you know. And
and you could see that on the floor. In the
defensive side of it, there was just a little bit,
you know, I was kind of hoping we pull it technical.
You know, I'm actually okay with the head coach in
certain situations getting aggressive maybe not throwing a chair acrossed,
you know.
Speaker 6: But the old school.
Speaker 1: But Bobby tossing a chair the.
Speaker 5: Tea, that's okay, hitting the ref face, make them upset,
get a technical, get the energy of the team behind
you and fired up. And I think there's coming to
the tournament. I think he needs to pull a tea
one of these times, just to kind of get the
energy back. If they're getting down, it's okay to do that,
you know, And it's okay to yell at the refs
a little bit and get that technical to get the
energy back on your team. So it'd be fun to see.
I think they're gonna they're gonna do well. I am
excited to see the game tonight and just kind of
where they go. And you know, exciting guys coming in
next year. They're already getting some good, good signees and
and some guys that are coming back. And let's talk
about that, you know.
Speaker 6: I I aj.
Speaker 1: Multi multiple times now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he said in the post game after the Texas
stat game to Spencer Lytton, I don't know if you
want to we want to find that sound. But like
he said it in the Desert Voices podcast, like I'm
not it's.
Speaker 6: Nothing or four times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's had a smirk on his face and he
says it. But so you buying or selling the rhetoric
that Aj is seriously contemplating coming back for an additional
euro of you one.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what so so watching him, I'll tell
you here's something. Another thing I noticed before the game,
you know, as they were calling out the players. It
is the only one that went to the other opposing
team's coach and shook his hand when they're calling the
players out the starters, right. I don't think he's ingenuine.
Speaker 2: That's that's the hard part for me, is like you
think he's a genuine.
Speaker 5: I think he's genuinely considering it, and I think that
he does have his parents on his side talking about
it now. The same with football, the same with basketball.
Once you leave that collegiate deal is gone. Right, you're
never going to come back and play college basketball again
with your friends. Uh and and experience what he's doing
now and class to be talking about quite a bit.
Speaker 2: His mom says, I want you to get that degree,
which means three years.
Speaker 5: If they go deep into the tournament, it might change, right, Okay.
I I think that there is some contemplating now but
knowing who's who we've signed for next year, and there's thoughts, man,
is this the national championship team? You know, if I
come back for one more year. So if he's being genuine,
I love it and I appreciate it. If he's not,
and he's he's one hundred percent leaving and he's going
to the draft, then stop talking about it, yeah, because
it kind of it just it just.
Speaker 6: Rubs you wrong.
Speaker 5: If that's the direction he's going now, if he's really contemplating,
and I think it is, I think the smirk is
you guys don't know how serious I am about possibly
card back.
Speaker 2: That's in myself, you think as you you interpret the
smirk as no, I'm seriously because if.
Speaker 5: You was smirking the other way around, you know, for me,
that would be that would be really distasteful. Okay, if
he's smirking like I might come back.
Speaker 6: But I'm not.
Speaker 1: So I'll give you I'll give you my thought on this.
Speaker 2: This is a conspiracy theory that I have and I'll
give you the sequence of it. Let's talk baseline foundational
things of what the NBA is and the the the
the state of the NBA as a institution, as a program,
as a business. It is an entertainment business, correct, Okay,
it needs more so now than ever, more stars, more faces, sure, right, Like.
Speaker 1: Lebron is almost done.
Speaker 2: Okay, Steph Curry is in his twilight, right, you have
what's that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean kad.
Speaker 2: Is is on the outs, right, So you're losing your
faces of the NBA, your stars.
Speaker 1: You're all stars.
Speaker 2: There's some great players, there's no doubt, like there's some
good players, but they need more stardom.
Speaker 1: They just do.
Speaker 6: They do.
Speaker 1: I think the.
Speaker 2: This this particular class realizes that and realize. Darren Peterson
has also said, like, I don't know if I'm coming out,
like I may stay here at Kansas. I really like Kansas.
That so that, you know, like that's all have been discussed.
So he's not the only one. He's just not the
only one that has said this. This to me, is
in the state of the NCAA basketball right now, with
nil and the amount of money that can be allocated
with revshare, et cetera, the NBA or the NCAA can
actually compete with the NBA to a degree. Sure, now
it can't when it's a true one and done. But
at the same time, there is a possibility that they
can at least make it worth his while to stick around.
Speaker 5: It was financial before, in my opinion, why people would
leave after one year and go to the NBA. Because
you have or even at a high school right, right,
you have the ability to make the money, right, and
the money's there now the money is in collegiate sports,
So it does It does give you and I have
having a year including sports and enjoying it and being
around these guys and not having it be a business
over your head.
Speaker 6: It's different, you know.
Speaker 5: I if it's money driven, one hundred percent, he's going
to the league, you know. But if it's not money driven,
and there's other there are other significant factors that are
helping him make that decision, he may not, you know.
So it'll be a fun one to see. But I
do think that the tournament is going to play into that.
If they go deep into the tournament, if they they
all of a sudden just become this dog of a
team and make a run, I think he goes the NBA.
Speaker 1: This is the thing.
Speaker 2: I mean, Cooper Flag sign a four year contract first
overall pick sixty two point seven million dollars. I mean,
you can't. You're not gonna get that, right, Like your
your your rookie scale contract, you know annually, you know
you're looking at thirteen point eight million, fourteen point five million,
fifteen point two nineteen point two as a rookie. Do
like b why you I can be when you compete
with that? Can the the corporate entities of by you
can maybe they could if they choose to.
Speaker 1: Okay, if they choose to, they could.
Speaker 2: They could compete, Like, hey, we I think this is
a leverage play. I look at the pathway of a
j from Massachusetts to Utah Prep and Hurricane freaking Utah. Okay,
what are we doing? Like he why is at Utah Prep?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: There's no way he ends up at b Yu? And
he said consistently why am I at b Yu? Well, obviously,
K why the I want to get prepared for the NBA.
Speaker 1: But also he's like, I wanted to do something different
than everybody else.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to just go down the same path
as everybody else that that has ever gone to the NBA.
Speaker 6: You know, then stay another year, right right? Right? If
that's also.
Speaker 2: It's been reported his parents live in Utah. Yeah, Okay,
I think AJ wants to go to the jazz. Maybe No,
I think he wants to go to the jazz. I
really do. I think he wants to go.
Speaker 6: To the jazz. Well, he wants to go to the
guy who's been signing the checks for a while.
Speaker 1: I think he wants to go to the jazz, right
And maybe he does.
Speaker 2: And I think with all of what has been the
hullabaloo around the Jazz at the end.
Speaker 1: Of the season tanking Superstar either yeah.
Speaker 2: And they never get the lottery and so like Silver
castigates them with with punitary you know, putative like like
monetary damage, damaging right to the Jazz, sending out independent
physicians to check.
Speaker 1: The lorry market in m r J.
Speaker 2: Is this all just you know, a fugazi And eventually
what's gonna happen is like if the if the NBA
doesn't give that lottery pick, that's like twelve and a
half percent probability with the Jazz where they're currently at,
to the Jazz to get aj AJ staying at in provo,
that's another option, you know what I mean, Like he's
gonna leverage if he wants to go to the Jazz,
and he's like, look, I want to play for the Jazz,
just so you know, I want to go to the Jazz.
I want to play for the Jazz. So we all
know that the NBA has bought and paid for anyways.
There's so many conspiracy theories about even the Luka Donci trade.
No one thinks that that's real, that somehow the Mavericks
got it the lottery, like the probability is insane. No
one wins in Vegas. And and and there's no way
that Dallas could have won that lottery.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: It's all a fugazif gaisy. It's all entertainment. It's all
create more entertainment. And AJ's over here like okay, I
get that. Yeah, and you probably want me in a
big market, but I want to go to the Jazz.
Speaker 1: Because I want to go do something different maybe.
Speaker 2: And if you don't give that to him, then I'm
staying in provo. That's leverage, bro. And you know Corporate
America and big corps, they only answer to leverage.
Speaker 1: That's all they add.
Speaker 5: And he has all the leverage. If he's trying to
play a leverage game, he's got it, you know. And
and he's then enough to put himself in that position, and.
Speaker 1: That's conspiracy theory.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love it. I love it. And it could
go either way.
Speaker 5: Yea, all these angles and it really could be his
mom going you're going to get the degree because you're
going to be the one of the first. Maybe I
don't know if it's first in his family, but coming
from third world countries and it's it's I think.
Speaker 6: And Congo Congo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And and so it makes a big difference, you know,
people that don't have those opportunities to get the education.
Speaker 6: Now he has it.
Speaker 5: They have plenty of money coming in, you know. So
there's a different perspective. You know, he's chasing something different
and and I look forward to seeing what what his
final decision is.
Speaker 6: So, but I hope he's genuine. That's all.
Speaker 5: That's all I can say about it, is be genuine
about it. But I just watching him as how he
plays the game, how he interacts.
Speaker 6: With with the other coaches, the other players, I just
can't you know.
Speaker 5: I think I'm a good judge of people, right, and
I don't see him being dis genuine about.
Speaker 2: What would be competitive, right, So obviously Cooper flag that's
the standard right now is the first overall pick sixty
two point seven million, four year deal. First year would
come out to about thirteen point eight million. If you know,
if aj gets an nil deal from corporate BYU, corporate sponsorships,
et cetera, if they get to ten million, why would
you not you know and think about it. I guess
he could come back. Well, especially if he is not
gonna go.
Speaker 5: To If he playing in California and he loses all
of it to taxes, there's a whole different you know.
Speaker 6: Depending where.
Speaker 2: Yeah, your tax bracket is impacted by it as an
independent countract.
Speaker 1: Furthermore, like what.
Speaker 2: We don't know is his you know, the the organization
that he's set up, which is a not for profit,
the Ajure de Bonsa Foundation.
Speaker 1: That's another component.
Speaker 2: Right when you're talking about tax sheltering and doing good causes,
doing good things to the community.
Speaker 5: That's better than donating to your own foundation, right right,
It's one hundred percent and it's legal.
Speaker 2: It's completely legal, So like, yeah, it does. Yeah, if
you're playing in Florida, if you're playing in Oregon. You know,
it depends on where you're playing as far as your
income tax you go to a. He goes to a
big market, he goes to New York, he goes to California.
Like you're getting taxed up the wazoo. It's all Uncle
Sam's money, and it's all state money.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, like you look at those things and it's like, okay, yeah,
I mean it.
Speaker 1: You don't have to get to ten million.
Speaker 2: If you get to eight million, you're probably in the
ballpark for next year competitively, which is completely.
Speaker 6: Feasible considering what he did.
Speaker 5: Considering and remember, he doesn't just have the money from BYU.
He's got endorsement, He's.
Speaker 1: Got he's got Red Bull, he's got Nike.
Speaker 6: I mean the Red Bull endorsements.
Speaker 5: Having been following professional surfing for years when these guys
started signing, these Red Bull Monster target started. But these
guys were raking in my compared to what it used
to be when he were just sponsored by a surf brand.
And so all these Red Bull guys, I mean, they
are the face of those industries, and those industries are
have talking about leverage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, they're booming broom and so I think at
his networth coming in, I don't think that that's the factor.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I think It's like when when was it?
Speaker 1: When?
Speaker 6: When?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 6: When Kobe signed it with with.
Speaker 2: With Adidas out of out of college or out of
high school.
Speaker 6: He was making way more money with that endorsement than he.
Speaker 1: Than he was in the NBA game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had that Adidas deal and then eventually went
to Nike after the Leader's deal came up.
Speaker 5: But they make so much money on those endorsement opportunities
and because they can get him now.
Speaker 2: And to that point, let me let me talk about TV.
Speaker 1: It's hard to find.
Speaker 2: So let's say he goes to I don't know, let's
say he goes to you know, I guess a bigger
market than the Jazz. Even if he's with the Jazz.
Let's say he goes to the Jazz. Let's just say, hey,
that's the ideal. He goes to the Jazz. Even then,
from a NBA viewership standpoint, how many NBA fans are
watching AJ with the Jazz night in and night out.
Speaker 1: They're not. They don't get to watch it.
Speaker 6: It's different.
Speaker 1: It's different.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So like you can make an argument that the
Big twelve every single game, I mean, like there's not
as many games one hundred percent. I get that so,
but there's a marketability that sometimes trumps the NBA.
Speaker 1: Marketability, I would say in some ways.
Speaker 2: And if you already have you know, your Nike deal,
you have your Red Bull deal. You want more deals,
you got your not for profit.
Speaker 6: Those deals are are long term. They're not just they're
not ending next year.
Speaker 1: They're not ending just because you know.
Speaker 5: It's because they want to see who he's gonna sign with. Yeah,
these are deals made because of who he is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I get it. That's my conspiracy. I still
think he's going. I think he will, and I think
he's going to the jazz. That's what I think. Oh yeah,
I think he's going to the jazz. I think he's
leveraged that. I think he's completely manipulating Silver in the NBA.
Speaker 1: He's going to the jazz. This has been a this has.
Speaker 2: Been orchestrated, This has been puppeteered, This has been strategically architected.
And he's going to the jazz or he's going back
to b y you, Ronald, give me your thoughts on this.
Where do you stand with the ag to Bonsa, uh,
you know, flirtations of coming back to Provo.
Speaker 4: First, I just want to say Darren Peterson's a copycat saying,
oh yeah, I might not go to the NBA draft.
You only said that after Aj said it, because AJ's
controlling the narrative now right. He's been projected now in
these mock drafts now been to be the number one pick.
Speaker 3: Darren's lost that because he's.
Speaker 4: Been DNP Anyway, to the point, I do think AJ's
parents are genuine because I've passed walking by them and
hearing their conversations, and I've you know, obviously I've spoken,
you know, to Ace myself and passing great family, great people.
I can say this, you know, from being black and
having my sister married to you know, and what is
it a Ghanaian man and the African parents don't play
when it comes to education.
Speaker 3: They do not.
Speaker 4: They mean business. They want you to get it, and
they really do want them. I believe all that is genuine.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 4: I believe AJ's mom and his dad both want him
to get his grad. I believe Aj wants to get
his degree. I also believe that he's not gonna leave
sixty million dollars or what it equivalates you on the table,
regardless of what the market is.
Speaker 3: When it's your time to go. It's your time to go.
Speaker 4: I don't know if if the BYU donors will pay
AJ specifically out of pocket eight million by himself, it's
still BYU. I still think that the image sets a factor,
right and not saying AJ's not worth it, because I
think he's worth every dollar he gets. And I'm not
talking about his endorsements with Red Buller with Nike. I'm
talking about specifically of what by you would give him
if he would come back. I obviously he would get
a pay raise, but I don't think it would double
from what I think it is. I think AJ and
I don't know what the number is, but it's making
somewhere between four and five. I don't believe that would double.
I could be wrong, especially with the injuries that they've
had on the team and how the team has gone
this year. If you do that next year and things
were to occur, you don't know, same narrative, but but
I think AJ's going.
Speaker 3: I do agree with you, Ben, though, I think he.
Speaker 4: Has leverage just behind the scene and these things are
for him to end up in Utah. Jeff Tieg said
it a year ago, a year and a half ago,
Like Man stop playing that boy.
Speaker 1: That boy.
Speaker 3: He's like, why would a.
Speaker 4: Boy from Brockton, Massachusetts, the East Coast come to Utah
prep go to BYU for a reason, NBA coach? Now,
he could have gone to any other coach. He's like,
he going to the jazz man. So I firmly believe
that I believe finally the Jazz will get the number
one overall pick. And if they do, and I maybe
should tweet this out and claim this now they're taking AJ,
They're not taking daring. If the Jazz have the number
one pick, they might as well just put AJ in
the facility now, Ben, because that's exactly what it's gonna be.
He's been caught courtside with his parents multiple times with
Kevin Young Ben. He's dabbed up Lebron like, I mean,
it's all persuading, and it's all image wise. Look, we
know how pr works, right, The narrative and all of
it image wise has showcased for AJ to go to
the Jazz.
Speaker 3: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: I mean, obviously, still Indiana and Sacramento project to get
the number one, one and number two picks, but we
won't know until April or May until the season's over.
But I firmly do believe that you know, AJ is
genuine and he does want his degree. But I also
believe when he looks at it, he's not gonna leave
that money on the table. I do believe he'll be
in the NBA, and I believe to get pushed back.
I believe market wise, I think because it's AJ, I
believe they'll find a way to get the Jazz on TV.
Even if it's not the first year, will be the
second year. I believe that the ticket sales will go up.
Speaker 3: Price as well. I mean, look at it for this year.
Speaker 4: Look at what happened with AJ and Rock passes and
tickets like Jared knows like that going to games Ben,
you know, like the prices went up when you have
a valuable player like that, when you have someone that
people want to see. I promise you that the Jazz
will sell more tickets if AJ is the number one
overall pick and plan for the organization. I would bet
my savings on it that it would be, and I
wouldn't be surprised. And heck, I myself might have to
pay a few extra bucks to go see him play
with the Jazz.
Speaker 1: There you go, that's Ronald's opinion.
Speaker 2: Any follow up to that, my guy, Jared, let's say
you tap protect to films.
Speaker 6: I think you guys are all to something. You know,
there's you know, look like.
Speaker 2: Man, I like your positive outlook that he's being genuine.
He's the guy that goes out there and shakes the
hand of the opposing head coach.
Speaker 1: And he's been genuine.
Speaker 2: He's been fourth right, He's not been dishonest in anything.
Speaker 1: You know. He very well, even though there's a smirk
when he says it.
Speaker 4: He makes his teammates shakes hand, has been remember Steve
Lutz Oklahoma AJ made we don't know which player it
is heed the game. But still though like Jerry sportsmanship,
he grabs his teammate.
Speaker 5: And like, you don't have to make these comments multiple times, right,
you don't have to muddy the water if you're not
being genuine, like you can be like yeah, you know,
you don't have to say anything about where you're going.
You know, it's been a great year, it's been fun
to play at BYU. That's it, you know. But but
he goes out of his way to make those comments.
So I feel like he's a genuine dude, and I
think that he's his tall and in it. But but
I I if he if he wants to play for
the Jazz, and the Jazz happened to get that pick,
then you know, Ryan Smith's gonna corner him in the
back room and throw out some numbers that he's probably
not gonna be able to say no to.
Speaker 6: You know, so at any rate. But but at the end,
it's there's a lot to figure out.
Speaker 5: And uh, first they got to go beat Kansas State
tonight and h and make a run.
Speaker 6: And just see what happens. And I think that would help.
Speaker 1: How far do they go in the in the Big
twelve Tournament? Do you think.
Speaker 5: The Big twelve Tournament? They they should win two games
and yeah, I mean.
Speaker 1: That that they lose versus Houston.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're they're gonna have a I mean, they can win,
but it takes a It takes multiple really good games,
just like we saw against Texas Tech. And I don't
know that they have it in him to do multiple
games like that unfortunately. But yeah, we would would love
to see it. I'd love to see him get make
a sweet sweet sixteen, But it's really gonna depend on
the drawing and who we're up against, and and what
kind of energy that the team rings.
Speaker 1: You know, he needs some boop game to energy is
what we need, right, we.
Speaker 5: Need we need the guy on the court that's gonna
bump a guy and kind of push him out of
the way and get a little bit physical, stare somebody
down and coach, you uncle, get a technical when we
need it, right, let's go, come on, don't throw a Jerry.
Speaker 4: Let's go Jared and I on the quarter of this
Ky is too nice sometimes man, I just just just
get the technical, like Kelsey Sampson gets technicals.
Speaker 3: You know what they do?
Speaker 4: You know what the officials do because they want to
kick you out. They change the calls because they don't
want to kick a college coach out. You don't make
the NBA money like they don't NBA. It's fine, they
don't want to do that in college. So I'm a Jared,
get the technical. Please do something.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm just saying, like smash a water bottle. I
don't know how Elder Rasband and elder Elder Bednar feel
about it.
Speaker 6: Are they competitive?
Speaker 1: They may not like the technical fouls?
Speaker 6: Well if that's well, I'm not gonna go there.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe they maybe I haven't read about Jesus
from the Temple, you know, flipping flipping things over.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, I just think that the energy is sometimes when
a coach gets that call, the energy that that your
your players get from that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, changes games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so all right, tell us a little bit about
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Speaker 2: Love that man actually one life thing football? Yeah, Camp Collotte, Uh,
how you feeling? What's your level of optimism with the
new tight ends? You know Kyler Kasper, new wide receiver. Uh,
new new chemistry between Bear Bachmeyer and this crew that's
trying to situate themselves to be able to really maximize
the throw game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's developing? You know?
Speaker 5: I I I truly believe that they're going to develop
a really strong chemistry with the guys that are there.
They there's a lot of talent in the room, receivers,
running backs, and it's the coolest thing is going as
a competitor, And if I was in that room, would
be knowing there's no number one, there's no number two
written on paper going in unlike LJ Right, who's your
number one? And that receiver room. It's not written in
stone who's that guy. So everyone's got a shot to
prove that they are worthy of being in that rotation.
And and that's real fun being competitive and wanting to
know that there's an opportunity there and and.
Speaker 6: It's up to you to go and get it.
Speaker 5: So, you know, Kyler Casper, I think is right up
there and in the running for it and is understanding
that that opportunity is there for the taking. And you
can kind of see it with different players of who's
aggressively going after that. Yeah, and but yeah, the talents there,
the chemistry will come. It does take more time for
the offense to gel than it does the defense, but it's.
Speaker 6: Just a matter of time, you know, and that'll that'll
all roll together.
Speaker 1: Jed Blodsoe