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my guest here momentarily, but I'm gonna tell.

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Speaker 2: You the stat of the day.

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Speaker 1: This is what we have after two years of the

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ky era, and you take a step back. K Why said, Hey,

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think he's done that. We're gonna grate them out right now.

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We're gonna talk metrics. Okay, success under Kevin Young. Okay,

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here's record. You're one, twenty six and ten in the

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Big twelve. He was fourteen and six net ranking of

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twenty three, NCAA tournament seed of six. He got to

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Speaker 2: Okay, they were.

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Speaker 1: In Denver in this and they won some games before

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going to the Sweet sixteen. Congratulations that first year twenty

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twenty five, twenty twenty six they went twenty three and ten.

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nine in the Big Twelve. They had a net ranking

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same one twenty three. The goat number NCAA tournament seed

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was six and they were one and done the round

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of sixty four. Okay, disappointing to say the least. But

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another key stat. You had what like six season ending injuries,

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three of those guys' rotational players. It was devastating to

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the roster, devastating to the culture. Three iterations of the

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Blee men's basketball team this season, and you know we

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they everyone got injured early on, Dawson Baker and A

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Pickens getting injured, both rotational players. To talk about these

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stats and maybe grade out k why over a two

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year pier, Let's welcome in our certified Financial Planner NFLPA,

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Certified Financial Planner, Wealth Management Advisor representing Vanderwelf NFLPA certified

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financial Player. We've got Blaine Blaine Anderson on the line. Blaine,

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how thatck are you, buddy.

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Speaker 3: I'm doing great. Ben. Happy to join you today.

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Speaker 2: Hey, appreciate you hopping on so Blaine.

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Speaker 1: You see the numbers, you know he's got a he's

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got a one and done in yegor two and let

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me give you that stat right, Uh, A top ten

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pick in the NBA draft, and now he's gonna have

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maybe the first overall draft pick in aj Devons A

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great ambassador for BYU.

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Speaker 2: He came up and I thought he hit dangers.

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Speaker 1: He was an A A plus acquisition, no doubt about it.

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Speaker 2: But uh, you know, how would you grade it out

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's unfortunate, right, unfortunate.

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Speaker 2: Indeed, the second year wasn't to par.

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the first year over the second year. But I can

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see why there's some debate for sure.

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Speaker 1: Let's talk about money here for a minute. If you

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spend money, you want to make money, right. If you

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pen to piece what's next for BYU's massive investment after

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massive investment leads to unsatisfying seasons, He said, by you

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the biggest stage in either sport. Examining the ROI in

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what's next for the Cougars, I thought it was interesting,

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he said, like, not even close to the biggest stage.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 1: You know football, you know big twelve Championship appearance. You

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they got shafted out of the CFP arguably both years. Okay, Uh,

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they are top ten in Director's Cup, so I mean

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a collective athletic department, one of only a handful of

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ultimately you know, basketball and NET and Ken Palm.

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the top twenty five, probably not, but at least up

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out landish. But at the same time, is our ro I.

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Speaker 3: Well, I don't know that. I believe a lot of

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the numbers that have been put out there about how

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better lens. And then especially after five years, it's still

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I mean some of that football, you know, lack of

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Speaker 2: So I thought you're right, And I.

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Speaker 1: Think if you look at it in periods right of time,

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maybe three to five year windows. Even if you go

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solid to quite solid. My personal opinion on ap two

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Speaker 2: You're getting it.

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Speaker 1: You're getting a huge ROI on football Alamobile and pop

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in scoring, leading the NCAA scoring. So I think all

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things considered, you got a solid return. You got you

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got a solid five six seven percent return. And in

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the financial world, that's not too bad, right, That's not

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too shabby.

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Speaker 3: Blain, No, that's consistent, and especially getting someone like Aj

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this is still momentum, which is important in the investment world,

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Speaker 1: I know we get a lot of listeners calling in

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Speaker 3: Just recently, we had a client considering a ten thirty

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one exchange. They're selling property and then wanted to compare

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a ten thirty one exchange versus paying taxes up front

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for them a two and a half million dollar transaction.

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So we calculated the break even rate needed on after

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tax dollars to match the eight percent growth on the

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full amounts if they did at ten thirty one exchange,

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and it helps to highlight the impact of that approximate

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thirty percent upfront tax from state and federal capital gains,

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and it really helps give a client a full picture

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and help make an informed decision. So between whether it's

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doing ten thirty one analysis or we've done a number

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of qualified charitable distributions. We have a lot of donors

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out there, whether it be to the church or tithing,

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and so we set up qualified charitable distributions to help

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bring additional tax efficiency. We've done some backdoor roth contributions

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and conversions for clients. These are some tax strategies that

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bring together the wealth management and help be more efficient

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not only from a tax standpoint, but also an investment standpoint.

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Speaker 1: Always doing great work there at Banterwealth batterwealth dot com.

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We invite everyone to get on that free Q and

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A and if you are in need of maybe some

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tax more wealth advisement combined with you know, filing your taxes,

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why don't you utilize our internal staff.

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Speaker 2: There at Banterwealth.

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Speaker 1: If you're if you're wanting to invest and you're wanting

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to maybe save money on your taxes, now's the time

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now this is the place matterwealthbetterwealth dot com, Blaine, I

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always appreciate our time together. Thanks for talking to some ball,

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Thanks for talking some stats.

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Speaker 3: Always I love it. Ben, and shout out to Kubernation.

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Thanks for having me on today.

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Speaker 2: Always a pleasure, Always a pleasu