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good basketball this season, at least earlier on in the season.
They played great versus Iowa State. They also had a
great game versus Tech, but it seems like their defense
has been elevated to a new stratosphere. And then offensively
even in that camp in that Kansas State game, that
was one of their best, if not their best offensive
output in an efficiency all season long. So we've seen
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Joining us for this March twelth edition of Cougar Sports
Behind the Glass in Salt Lake City, Let's welcome in
former MVP of the BYU Basketball Media Tournament. We got
Ronald of three Man. We were what's up, Roddy?
Speaker 5: What's up? I mean when you speak of you know,
you say MVP. Now, obviously AJ's the MVP, but AJ's
only as good as a supporting cast. And last night
Canard it was all about him, wrote about him on
a postgame recap. Knar was the Phillips sixty to sixth
player of the game. They've unlocked something been with him.
He's gonna be I think the key going forward if
they want to get to the Sweet sixteen, if they
want to beat Houston tonight. Tough matchup. Obviously, you played
the two worst offensive teams.
Speaker 4: You beat them.
Speaker 5: You took care of business. They're for sure six seed.
Hopefully they'll end up in Portland ben but we'll see tonight.
It's a tough task, but it is March magical. You've
never beat Houston since joining the Big Talk Commerce. You
got Texas Tech. Could you knock off Kelvin Sampson the face?
I know Tommy Thoyd in Arizona one bin, but can
you have a magical moment tonight against the Houston coops.
Speaker 4: You need the hardest the gingermamba ability of TJ Hawes.
Once upon a time TJ in Houston was able to
get the game winning shot dribble drive, you know, mid range,
pull up, fade away and buckets. He got the dub
and it was tremendous. I think, if I'm not mistaking
to any hug Marke Durant, We're gonna have Marke Durant
on the show. Later on, by the way, so it's
it's a star study cast. It's it's gonna be fantastic.
Let's also welcome into the show. We got Brett always
bring the Hammer hammer Time show. I feel like we
need to have like the mc hammer hammer Time bringing
him in every single time. But we have to we
may have to switch that up a little stop hammer Time.
What's up, Brett? I would love that. I would love
to walk out to that music.
Speaker 6: I have a cousin who's been installing one of these
led big twelve courts in a home of one of
the rich and profitable here in the state of Utah.
Speaker 4: I just sent him a Texas said, Hey, we may
need you.
Speaker 6: Guys to get on one of those building it in
the Marriott Center because from what I'm seeing, DYU just
plays their best basketball court on this court that we
all claim to be horrible.
Speaker 4: But you know what, if it ain't don't fix it.
Speaker 6: If Byu is gonna shoot well, if Canard Davis is
gonna have a career high.
Speaker 4: Then you know what, maybe we need to give the
court a little more love. I will say this much now.
I don't like the court. I don't like the digitization
I don't like the all of the the filthy lucre
that is being streamed through it, et cetera. But you
do make a very strong point here BYU Basketball is
playing their best ball. Everyone else is slipping. Yeah, Boa
slips every now and again, but like they seem to
be a little bit more surefooted on the Brett Yormark
Digital glass basketball court. Which basical question. We have talked
about the competitive vantage that is Lavell Edwards Stadium and
Lavelle Edwards Field. When everybody else is slipping, Bau seems
to be surefooted. Maybe possibly you could do the same
thing at the Marriots. And I don't know how Boa
fans would feel about it initially, but if you wear
the right shoes, maybe you have more tac than your
in more sure footedness than your competition one inchest. Same
thing to keep in mind for tonight's game. Houston has
yet to play a game on this court, Yes, and
it does.
Speaker 6: We've heard from some of the players it takes some
adjusting to getting used to. Matt Norlander was saying he
actually asked some of the players and Kevin Young in
the post game if they felt like that.
Speaker 4: Was gonna be an advantage. They didn't really give him
a whole lot there.
Speaker 6: But I do think it is going to be in
a little bit of an adjustment period and BYU may
be more ready to play on that court. Even though
Houston has practiced on it, they have not yet played
a game on it.
Speaker 4: BOU has already played two. They're gonna have a leg
up on Houston in that department. Got the right shoes,
got the right basketball where so that you're surefooted. Let's
also welcome into the show. We got AP. Andrew Peterson
was up AP.
Speaker 7: I'm doing pretty well. I'm gonna do what I used
to do, and I'm gonna come in with.
Speaker 4: A hot take. Okay, all right, let's go.
Speaker 7: So this is based off of two of my tweets
from yesterday.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're gonna start off with a stat of the day. Okay,
let's brought to you, brought to you Betterwealth.
Speaker 7: Yesterday's when over West Virginia was BYU's first win where
they scored less than seventy points since they beat Clemson
on December ninth. That was twenty four games before yesterday's win.
The defense showed up big. Okay, so that leads me
to believe this. This is my hot take. Aj and
Rob are definitely the stars of BYU. But BYU's identity,
the new identity that we're seeing of this team is
found in the recent emergence of Hadem Boop and Dominique Diamande.
Because for me, their effort and their rebounding defense jumped
off the screen yesterday, both the screen on the floor
and the screen on my TV. I mean, they to
me have been the keys to BYU in this three
game win streak. Hadem a little bit more than Dominique,
just because Thedeem's getting more minutes and he actually played
in that Texas Tech game. But I think BYU's identity
going forward and recently is found in those two players.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like it. You know another key stat of
the day for me, you mentioned the defense. The lowest
points allowed thus far this season just occurred. Yep, forty
eight points. Holy Cross scored fifty three. You see Riversky,
Riverside scored fifty three, Pacific scored fifty seven. Cal Baptists
scored sixty. Okay, teams that maybe had no business getting
into the fifties versus BYU. Does that bode well for
Brighams one has.
Speaker 6: Scored seventy nine the last time you play you know
what I mean, just I mean significant disparity there. So
the fact that they're.
Speaker 4: In the Big Teal Tournament, they're playing the best basketball Defensively,
they played their best basketball offensive LEVERSU Kansas State. Right,
isn't that that was the best offensive output all season long?
Everybody was getting on the on the on the competition,
on the the productivity. Right, they scored one oh nine
against Eastern Washington. Oh, that's that's my beast. Just technicality, Yeah, technicality,
no doubt. But still like you're right there against the powerful. Yeah,
that's a power four team. Best.
Speaker 7: Well, let me just throw this out there as well.
BA scored sixty eight points yesterday. The last time that
would have been enough for a win for BYU would
have been when they played Abilene Christian twenty one games ago.
It's I have been secretly wanting BA to win a
game where they score in the sixties.
Speaker 4: For a while. Now love it, man, Hey, I'm excited
to see what this BAYU Cougar basketball team can do
versus the Houston Cougars. Can't wait to break it all
down here on your Utah ESPN Radio Network. We'll get
into ky post game sound what happened, Why it happened.
He discussed with simplification when you have great athletes, you
have great talent. I do believe, whether it's football, baseball, basketball,
anything like that, simplify is the best thing to do.
You know who said that. You know who said that.
Chris Collins were topped onto our show. Former b YU
great big man and state champion on the court and
state champion as a coach at Pro Bowl High School.
He said, look like, when it comes down to it,
focus on the fundamentals and simplify and you'll be surprised
at just how good you can become and how much
improvement you can see. And that's what they did. That's
what they've done. We'll get into that with k Why
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All right, let's get into it a little post game competentary BA.
You got the dub over West Virginia in the Big
twelfth Tournament. It was a great game. It was a
fantastic like like well you we you guys all smiles
in that game or what like, Like, how did you
feel throughout that entire game?
Speaker 7: It felt nice to have control of the game, control
most of the game.
Speaker 4: It was control like I was ear to ear for
the most part in the Iowa State game, right Texas Tech. Yeah,
you know, there's a little bit of oohs and ohs.
It felt really good start to finish, To just be
in control, no doubt ever ever creeped into my mind.
And I think there's some people, non BYU fans who
would say, hey, man, it's West Virginia, it's not that deep.
But the pushback is you don't realize beating teams you're
supposed to beat is a big deal because some teams
struggle with the teams they're supposed to be and down
the stretch with b YU, they struggled with teams they
should have beat.
Speaker 6: They couldn't beat the West Virginias of the world. They
couldn't beat the ucfs of the world. To control a
West Virginia team that you were supposed to control shows
that you're back on track. Now what's the ceiling, what's
the for all that good stuff we'll discuss, But being
on track with where you're supposed to be is a
big deal because BOU was not in that position a
week ago.
Speaker 7: Well, and I also want to add it felt nice
that for the it feels like for the first time
in a long time, BYU did not.
Speaker 8: Showcase the career fair of some other player.
Speaker 4: Last night, like all time performances from your competition seen.
Speaker 7: I've said this a few to guard Line. I've seen
this a few times on Ron's pregame show. Where By's
career fair isn't where you show up in the wilk
and you get recruited. It's when you go to the
Marriott Center and some other team comes in and performs
the best they've ever performed it.
Speaker 8: It felt nice for the first time.
Speaker 7: It feels like in a very very long time, b
YU held an opponent to what their opponent normally does.
Speaker 8: West Virginia not a great scoring team.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it was nice to see that actually happen
when they're playing against BYU.
Speaker 4: No doubt about it. It was. It was a boom
to see it play out this way and not give
up a great, you know, unique singular performance from an
opponent that just goes off for a career high. Let's
get to k Y and his commentary in the postgame
celebrating the West Virginia game. This was his opening statement
after the win, a heart, heart fought game.
Speaker 9: I mean, West Virginia is a team that plays extremely hard,
well coached team. Coach has done a great job being
a first year coaching this league. This is a hard league.
He's done a great job in his first year. But
you know, we we just played them ten days ago
and we we.
Speaker 2: We felt like we left a lot to be desired
in that game.
Speaker 9: I thought our guys came out with a forty minute
effort that was that had a will to win that
was kind of unmatched. And I thought, you know, you
saw it in a lot of different areas as far
as the rebounding and how active our defense was. I
thought our defense was tremendous tonight, arguably the best it's.
Speaker 4: Been all year.
Speaker 9: So it was definitely something well we can we can
look at moving forward as a as a as a
benchmark for how good our defense can be.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think kay Wise just relieved that his
team's playing up to the potential right now, right Like
I sense a confidence, but I sense more of a
relief that they're they're finally meeting their potential and even
with five six season ending injuries, like there's still too
much talent on the roster to play if they've been
playing in the final ten games or so.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and something really interesting came out of media yesterday.
So Matt Orlander of CBS Sports, he put this out.
Kevin Young told me something interesting. I don't know if
he's told anyone this yet. He said after the Cincinnati
loss that Bou had, just a couple of weeks ago,
he threw out his playbook. He said he had overloaded
his team. There was too much. There was way too much.
They were giving them too many responsibilities. He said, the
very first defensive set of that loss against Cincinnati, they
practiced it, hammered it into their heads for two days,
and they still blew it.
Speaker 4: He said, I'm not doing this anymore.
Speaker 6: He said, We're going to simplify this, and as a result,
we've seen Bou play a little bit more relaxed, and
it truly feels like that. I also think a big
part of it is getting finding minutes for a guy
like Dominique Diomande, who he may not be the three
point shooter that you want him to be, but he
gets his points by turning turnovers into points, which to me,
like that's all you need him to do. And so
I think it's a combination of getting guys in who
can defend who maybe they don't show up on this
score sheet as much as you like guys like Hadeem
and Dominique, and then also it's hey, we're just gonna simplify.
Speaker 4: Let you guys play ball and do things you feel
comfortable with.
Speaker 6: Both of those are finding their stride at the right time,
which is why this bou basketball team is finding success
in the Big Twelve tournament.
Speaker 8: Well sorry, go ahead, go ahead, Well, I just want
to build on that.
Speaker 7: It's like, to me, it's not just Kevin Young feels
like yes, it feels like it's coaching staff.
Speaker 4: They feel relieved.
Speaker 7: The players for the first time in a while, they
look confident both on and off the court. It's been
a while since I've seen people outside of AJ and
Rob look very confident off the court and on it,
to be frank.
Speaker 8: So it's nice to see that.
Speaker 7: But I also think, guys, when an injury like Richie happens,
that's so devastating to the way that your team functions.
Like like BYU basketball played a completely different brand of
basketball when Richie was on the floor, and the minutes
were completely different, and so it's like this team had
to learn how to play together again, and I think
that takes time, and you're just seeing, Hey, some of
the quirks and the kinks that were pretty bad are
starting to be worked out where these guys can trust
each other a little bit more. On the defensive end,
they can trust, say, Dominique to do his assignment, trust
to Deem to do his assignment. It just looks like
there's more trust on the court now than there was before.
Speaker 6: And it feels like the players feel trust from the coaches.
Speaker 4: I think it's a big thing. Ben and I were
have this conversation before.
Speaker 6: The show, like, I think what really held Alexi back
and Dominique back is that they felt like as soon
as they walked into game, they had a rope or
they had a leash on, and they knew the second
I do something I'm not supposed to, I'm gone.
Speaker 4: And look, some people thrive with nerves.
Speaker 6: Most of us don't, especially when you know you have
one opportunity and then your opportunity is over, especially when
you're that young exactly, and you haven't played American college
basketball before in the Big twelve, and so keep getting
Alexi and Dominique in a position where it's like, I
don't know if Kevin Young said this to him, but like, hey, man,
like we can't.
Speaker 4: Really afford to pull you at this point.
Speaker 6: Like, we need you to play convincing minutes because we
don't have anybody to bring in for you, so I
need you to just go and give me your best.
I wonder if that has been a calming presence for
guys like Alexi and Dominique to a no, my coach
trusts me, whether it's because he has to or he
wants to, he trusts me, and I have a little
bit of wiggle room to do what I can do.
You saw it in that the first tournament game, Dominique
took a couple of threes that they were just not
there for him.
Speaker 4: So what was the adjustment yesterday?
Speaker 6: Okay, Dominique sit out there, but instead as soon as
AJ comes, when they blitz him, you run to the
rim and we're doing an alleyup. Dominique was doing things
that he was comfortable with instead of playing a game
he didn't feel good with and then ruining the rest
of his game as a result.
Speaker 7: And I think it's also done away with the narrative
that b WAYU needs to start clean next year. Like
I'm looking at this roster two three weeks ago, and
I think a lot of fans and a lot of
media would say, you need to get rid of most
of it, and today we're sitting here going there's a
lot of potential. I like everyone that's playing for the
most part, I feel like there's a lot of potential
and a lot to build on going on next year.
Speaker 4: The great point don't blow it up. You know, these
are knee jerk reactions that media fans have, like he
just get rid of it. There's not even anybody that
I wanted to team next year. Rob's going elsewhere. He's
gonna go to the highest bidder Canard. You know, we
don't know what's up with Hey, he doesn't even want
to be there at b YU. You know, actually the
only person that people were talking about keeping was Alexi
because he was hitting threes. Yep, it's space of the floor.
Speaker 6: At that point, But just before that they weren't because
he had been turning.
Speaker 4: The all over. Yeah. Look, the fanatics for a reason,
and we're media member for a reason. Sometimes we get
emotional too. I mean I said the A word three
consecutive times in one segment about their passing poor a passing,
broke a defense and week a offense, and you know
I got reprimanded. I was like, look, that was That
was an emotional, childish, juvenile response from me. I said
it jokingly, tongue in cheek. I was castigated and reprimanded
for it, and I've repented.
Speaker 6: While we are out here airing our mistakes, I would
like to air mine. Since it's a little confessional here
in our one of the program, I would like to
address the fact that I, at one point last week
said I don't know if this bou basketball team can
win another game this season. I also, and I will say,
I don't feel I was emotional. I believed that when
I said it. I don't feel that it was emotional.
But either way, I was wrong and that and look
if I'm wrong, I'm happy to eat crow. I'm eating
crow because not only did they win one game, not
only did they win two games, they won three games.
They may win a fourth one tonight, and they're gonna
be dancing with a team that again, a week and
a half ago, we were like, I don't know if
these guys can win a tournament game based on who
they get in the first round.
Speaker 4: Sure they're gonna be winning a game, maybe two. We
shall see.
Speaker 6: I was wrong about them not winning another game, and
I'm very happy to be wrong.
Speaker 4: Everybody just confirmed like he's wearing a black hoodie and
he's he's not on some crow right now, I'm in
shane today. I'm in shame, shame.
Speaker 5: I will also apologize. I backed Brent up on that
ticke and I said I also agreed that they wouldn't.
But I mean, I don't think it was emotional. I
think it was based on the effort that we saw.
I will say this, I said, I don't think the
effort could get any better. Completely wrong about that, and
they've completely ramped it up now. The NBA coach, you know,
I don't know what he said to him, but honestly,
whatever he said in the season wasn't working. And it's
like it's playoff basketball now and they're all locked in.
For some reason, Cannard decided to learn how to hit
threes from everywhere on the court. And he looks like,
you know, the second coming. And I'm not trying to
be you know, like sacrileges at all, but like he
looks so good, He looked so well last night. Been
like he is. When Ag and Rob get you know,
stuck or the double team, Canard needs to come alive
and I'm I'm serious. Like at first we were like, okay,
maybe just Alexi, maybe just Hadeen, But Canard has found
himself a place on this roster next year. Like if
you're looking for another ball handler, if you're looking for
someone that career, not the primary guy, but a secondary guy.
If someone gets in foul trouble, like his ability been
to be able to create shots and pass, it's underrated
and it gets overlooked and and shot out to him
on staying confident. And look, he's gone first halves in
the tournament sometimes he's not been awake and in the
second half he's I guess what I'm about to wake
up on you? And look, it's a great awakening of
number thirty mood Davis as in the words of you
know Franfra schillat b Y MoU and by Moo was
present last night. You gonna need him because you know
why they got a guy named Emmanuel Sharp over there
ben tonight and Canard's gonna have gonna have a tough task.
But let's see if he lives up to it.
Speaker 7: Well, like he looked like what b Yu wanted him
to look, like what we expected. But I have this
to say, can can he get a Chick fil A sponsorship?
Can he get a I L deal with Chick fil
A with that nickname MoU Yeah, I think that'd be great.
Speaker 4: Yeah where Yeah?
Speaker 5: Or fair or fair life or fair life?
Speaker 4: Fair life? That's good too. Your life's delicious too. Uh.
Let's get to a few more sound bites that we'll
take a time out from the nitty gritty. We've only
gotten into the opening statement. We've gone off and pontificated.
Speaker 5: We've we've definitely repenting of our sins. That's what we're doing.
Speaker 4: Take We've taken some privileges today as we as we've
bantered back and forth about BYU basketball. Uh, let's se
what Kay had to say. Coach, your defense held West
Virginia to just two of twelve from three in that
second half. What were you seeing from your team defensively
that was making that such a struggle for them?
Speaker 2: Just effort? Honestly, I thought our rotations we were.
Speaker 9: And we've just challenged our guys to do things just stronger, longer, harder, faster,
more right, And that's really it. And so that's what
we saw tonight. And you know, we've we've opened up
our rotation just given the situation when with with you know,
injuries that we've had and a lot of the guys
that we're bringing off the bench are you know, really
good athletes, have great length, and we've been able to
you know, tonight we're able to use that to get
out and test a lot of their shots to hold
into that number.
Speaker 4: Boom shaka Laca. It was a great defensive effort. One
last thing before we go to break, how is how
has your identity changed for the last ten days? K
Why from West Virginia now until this game, especially with
a Deem and Diamond of the lineup and the defense
they've been playing.
Speaker 9: I mean, those two guys are dogs naturally, so I
think it it.
Speaker 2: Inspires these two with the rest of the group.
Speaker 9: But you know, we we had we had a we
had a moment where we had to just you know,
I had I personally had to look myself in the
mirror after that East Coast trip.
Speaker 2: But it was the trifecta. It was the UCF game,
then the.
Speaker 9: Trip out east against Cencia West Virginia, and you know
that that was a dark moment for our season. I
had to just figure out, you know, we have too
much talent, Like, let's figure this out even without Richie.
So we just, man, we took it back to the basics,
and we just dumbed it down with our defense, got
a lot less coachy and a lot more just do
it harder, longer, stronger, faster, and kept it real simple.
And our guys have really taken to that, you know,
led by these two tonight, and and not just these two,
but I thought, you know what, Keva does you know
what Dom's given us, what a deem? I thought Beato
came in tonight, Rob's playing with the busted mouth and
so forth. So just the toughness that we're that we
found over the last ten days has really been the difference.
Speaker 4: Man. A lot to take in there, right, my number
one thing because I'm a music guy. When he started
saying longer, stronger, I was like, down to get the friction, honor.
I was like, hey, baby got back.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 4: Anyways, Uh, this Bay basketball team is back, is what
I'm saying. Could you do could you do a montage
for me? Bread of like him saying longer, stronger, you know,
and then then we just transitioned it into like, baby
got back, could you do a montage like transition for me, like,
could you do that for we please? Of the day?
I think, Yeah, I mean, baby, BYU got back. They're back, Baby,
They're back. We are right, I mean, I mean they're longer, stronger,
and down to get the friction. There's a lot of
friction on the defensive end, Am I right? That is true?
Speaker 8: There's friction, baby, friction on a very slippery floor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they have friction. Other people not so frictional. So anyway, Uh,
that's kind of what I would like right now. I
do not have the digital capabilities to do it, but
I know someone who does. Kidding, know, we don't have
to do it, but if you do have time, let's
do it all right, guys. Uh, that's our nitty gritty
and I loved that. That's the model of the monster
right now. Simplification. Let your athletes be athletes, get out
there and get less coachy, get less coachy.
Speaker 2: I love.
Speaker 4: I'm look, stop stop being some damn coachy guys, you
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I mean, Ronald's always coaching sometimes Ronnie has to, you know,
if you just let us be talented, I know you're
the point guard. You're a coach here, your architect. Just
let us do our thing. Ronnie.
Speaker 5: Stop being so coachy, Brody.
Speaker 4: Bet you haven't been. You've been letting us be simplify
your Hey, we're gonna have a simple show. I'm gonna
let you guys banter and debate a little bit. I
thought it was a great segment. Look what happens when
you're not so coachy? Ronnie.
Speaker 5: Hey, Look, all I gotta say is sorry. I'm he's
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let's get back to the Ky commentary post game after
the big win over West Virginia AJ. Actually sorry, this
is AJ, not Ky AJ. I noticed that in your
technique when you drive, you hold the ball high in
the air, your euro step, you move, you you slide.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: It's uh, it's it's it's very unique. Where does that
come from in your training? Oh? With me?
Speaker 10: When I was when I was younger, I used to
get the balls stone line in the post because would
dribble it so low, and I was sawing a lot
of guys, a lot of guys was just calling there
and get you know, their hands on it. So it's
trying to keep a highway from guys because I'm you know, tall,
a lot of guys and just raise up his shoot.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and my son now mimics him, right, So my
my son's doing the high pickup.
Speaker 2: But yes, of course I trust him.
Speaker 9: You know, he's he's you know, I think he's the
best player in college basketball. Think he proves it every
single night. This guy brings it on both ends of
the floor. And then what's great is he's able to
find guys like MoU you know, move has been taking
really good shots, making huge shots for us, and AJ's
trust and my trust in AJ is really rooted on
one how talented is but to his decision making, and
it's processing. That's what I said when I first really
started to work with AJ, was, you know, it's like
when I came from when I left the NBA to
came college. One thing I noticed is just a lot
of guys, their processing speed is way slower.
Speaker 2: You know, his is extremely high.
Speaker 9: So I can tell him something in the game or
or in a film session's getting carried over.
Speaker 2: Even tonight when he hit a few of those.
Speaker 9: Cuts on the on the on the back cuts of
the post doubles. I mean, that's not something we've really
done all year, but we've we've fallen into it based
on who we're playing.
Speaker 2: So you know, the trust I have for him is unmatched.
Speaker 9: And the trust that he has and his teammates, led
by the guy's sitting next to is part of the
reason why to your question, Jay, why the tide is
turning for our team.
Speaker 4: The tide is turning for b Y Move U, b
Y Move Moo. Davis, you had a great game tonight,
but not only tonight, at the last three games all
double digit scoring. What's working for you so well? Right now?
Are you just seeing the ball go through the net?
What's going on?
Speaker 11: I would say, just let my defense turn into offense.
You know, obviously coach putting me in a good by,
my teammates trusted me. So that's what I would say,
with defense.
Speaker 4: Defense to offense. Feed the beast, right. You know, we've
been trying to get Moo involved anyway anyhow, Like initially
it was you know, you know, kind of in the
offense vanage, these picking pop scenarios. Eventually it turned into
more opportunities to maybe take the ball off the bounce.
But his defense has been solid, right yeah, right, Uh,
his defenses have been solid all season long. And but
it always it hasn't always turned into offense. Why why,
I'll be honest, Like his mechanics, Like I feel like
the stroke is a little bit smoother right now.
Speaker 6: I My conspiracy theory is that he just doesn't hit
well from the top of the key, and he hits
really well from the side.
Speaker 4: And the corner, so only sit in the corner.
Speaker 6: And uh, there was another game in the middle of
the season where he shot really well and I don't
remember why, but I remember in that game he was
shooting a lot more from the corner, and I was like,
and again, there's basketball analytics guys, the coaches obviously know
more than I do. But just my pure observation, like,
I don't know what the numbers is, but it feels
like when he's shooting from the corner and from the
edge of wing, he's shooting better than when he's shooting
from the top of the wing.
Speaker 7: R To me, it just looks like he's more in
rhythm than he was because with Ritchie, rob and Aj
on the floor at the same time, he's probably touching
the ball once every two three possessions, right, But with
the way this team plays now, where there's the ball's
moving around a lot more between five players versus three,
and so it's easier for him to be in rhythm
when he takes a shot. It's not this I'm getting
the ball now and yeah, this is the only time
I'm getting it. I'm gonna jack up this three, And
like he did miss a lot of open shots earlier,
it just feels more in rhythm.
Speaker 4: Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme. Let's get on up.
It's BYU Cougar's time. They're playing their best ball. Let's go, uh,
and b Y move is a big part of that.
The runs that b Yu have been has been getting
on in the last three games, many of those those
runs and the flow of the game is moving through
MoU right like we're seeing an increase in efficiency. Uh,
and the defense is definitely turning into the offense now, AJ,
what do you feel worked pretty well for you guys
offensively tonight?
Speaker 9: And uh?
Speaker 4: Coach also k why any early thoughts on the upcoming
matchup against Houston with me just staying aggressive.
Speaker 10: Last time when we were up at West Virginia, I
think I was a little passive and then you know,
I started calling into me, sending me into double teams,
and I was kind of getting rallied up turnovers.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 10: So me just trying to stay aggressive and you know,
kick them on your toes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: In terms of Houston, UH, you know, great respect for
their program and what what what coach Sampson has been
able to build there.
Speaker 2: It's pretty remarkable with what they've been able to do.
Speaker 9: You know, I love I love playing this team because
you know, you gotta you gotta have the toughness that's
required like that we had tonight because that's how those
guys play. But you know, they're super aggressive defensively. I
thought we played a really good game actually against them
at home. We left money on the table. I think
we missed twelve free throws in that game, which is
a really back and forth, really tight.
Speaker 2: Tightly contested game. So it'll be fun to go out there.
Speaker 9: You know, you want to play against the best, you know,
and they've they've had a track record. We're trying to
get on to where they have been for a long time.
Speaker 2: And you know, we played him in this tournament last year.
Speaker 9: Learned a ton from that game that I think helped
us even prepare for them in our first matchup.
Speaker 2: So we're really looking forward.
Speaker 4: To it, looking forward to it. The Cougars are a
formidable fo on one of the bests, like what's the
ceiling for Houston this year? Are they a Final four team? Like?
Is that the ceiling for them? Are they a national
championship team this year? Are they better than they were
a season ago? You know what I mean? Like they're
kind of looking at it. I'm like, I don't know
if they as good as they were last year.
Speaker 8: I don't think they're better. I think they're ceiling. It's
the same as last.
Speaker 4: Year, but their floor is lower. Yeah, I think their
offense is better this year. I don't think their defense
is good. I think there's a little bit of trade
off there. But I'm with you. I think it's pretty comparable,
like rebounding way. They just felt they felt so big
and long last year, like rebounding wise, athleticism wise. So
I'm kind of there too, Like I don't know if
they get to the Natty, but I feel like they're
they're Elite eight Final four bound.
Speaker 7: It's like, I think I looked this up like one
of their stuff. It's the worst that Houston has done
in the last I think since COVID is Sweet sixteen. Yeah,
it's crazy, like that's the worst finish they've had. Kevin's
a great coach, and he's a great culture builder, and
he's a retainer of talent, developer of talent. Canard, I
think you've made nine of your last eleven three point attempts,
and obviously the last three games you've been fantastic.
Speaker 4: What change? What was it coach talking about giving you
more confidence? What changed with your game? Out now that
you're playing your best ball the season.
Speaker 11: Yeah, obviously I was in a slump in the season.
Coaches kept trusting me. They told me do something else
to get going, Go get an offensive rebound, go good
in a sense, so I feel like they helped me
out alive.
Speaker 4: The confidence, you know, still instilling that that confidence in him,
stay in the course. Look, I mean we we all
lost confidence in MoU Right, everyone's lose The fan base
was losing confidence in buh K. Why didn't the coaching
staff didn't? So you wonder, like, does did anything change
in like in the form and fashion which he was practicing,
the looks that he was getting in practice. Right, we
remember last year. Let me let me give you an
example that is tangible. Yego Gilman was not a good
three point shooter last year, not until the end. Not
until the end. What Like, I felt like, I think
we have this on record too, kay, Why said I
sat down with Yegor in film and I said, these
are the looks that you're going to get, This is
the looks that you need to get. And then he
he repped those in practice, He repped those in shoot around,
He repped those looks and continually got those shots in games.
He was so good and you're gonna pull up the
data for me here to validate it. He was so
good in the postseason. That's when Yegor thrived. I just
wonder if he's doing the same thing with movies, like,
all right, these are the shots. Maybe, as Ronald and
Brett had pointed out, it's like you're not taking shots
at the top of the gay anymore. You're wing in corner,
wing and corner, wing in corner. That's your look, that's
your vibe, that's your opportunity. And he's there's a reason
why he's hit nine out of his last eleven three
point attemption.
Speaker 7: Well, it's and it's translated to the NBA for Yegor,
he's shooting thirty eight point five percent from three boom. Like,
if you don't think that Kevin Young prepares his athletes
well for the next level, think again, Like and I
think I think with MEU Like before he got into
the situation early on the season, that unfortunate dealing with
with the with the police, and we don't really know
what happened, but he was actually playing really well. He
was scoring fifteen sixteen points a game, and so I
think a little bit also is he's maybe got a
little confidence back in him because what he went through
at the beginning of the season. I don't know personally,
I don't have a source, but it's easy to imagine
that takes a toll on your confidence everywhere in life.
Speaker 4: No doubt, no, it totally cant That was extremely disruptive.
And now now this is the first time, like when
was the last time like move got in front of
the media. It's been a minute. I think it's you
gotta go all the way back to before, you know,
the Dui incident, so which he has legal presentation. We
haven't heard anything about it, you know since so you
you wonder, okay, well what happened in that regard, but
we haven't. He hasn't been out in front of the
media ever since. Now he's out back out in front,
and he's got the confidence and the swagger and is
uh he's getting his looks, he's getting his uh, he's
getting to his spots, and he's balling out for Brigham.
The fanfare of the Big Twelve is uh. There's a
lot of uh. There's a lot of fanfare of the
Big Twelve tournament Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, is there
sitting inside of Pat Mahomes is in the crowd?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 4: Do you see any of that during the game? In
the pregame, do you kind of want to tap up
maybe Andy Reid through the process give us some thoughts
on that.
Speaker 2: I'll take it. Yeah, I adapt up coach read before
the game. You know, he's a he's a great guy.
Speaker 9: Been able to chat with him a little since I've
taken his job, and it was awesome seeing him him courtside.
But just in general, man, I've said this before, I
think this is an amazing, very well run tournament. City
of Kansas City does a phenomenal job of this arena.
It's very super nice.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Just the Big twelve deserves a lot of credit for it.
Speaker 9: Just it just feels like a big time event, you know,
and I'm happy that we could be in it and
continue to play in it.
Speaker 2: But in terms of seeing like the who's who in
the crowd, man, it's awesome.
Speaker 5: Did you want one of the players, either of the players.
Speaker 10: On a yeah, adapt the coach read like at the
end of the game, I didn't even know he was
sitting there, and then I didn't know Patrick Mahomes was
there until they put him on the big screen, which
is kind of cool.
Speaker 11: Though I didn't see either.
Speaker 4: I was locked in. I shout up to move. I
didn't see anybody. I was locked in. Clearly, dude just
locked and loaded. AJ. I think when he did like
the flex too, Like, you know, he's probably looking around
you know what I mean with you getting after it?
Because look, AJ is an entertainer. Would we all agree
on that, Like he won't entertain Yeah, he likes to.
He like, like I don't know how many like b
y U basketball players and in seasons pass and the
modern era, like you know, after they throw down, they
do something really nice, like do they turn around and
flex and scream or even like stand down and stare
down somebody Jackson.
Speaker 6: Robinson would a little bit depending on but not to
the level of AJ. Obviously nobody's the level of AJ. Remember,
I do remember some fun moments with Jackson Jackson Robinson.
Speaker 5: And then if I had to go back before they've
been jumping like players, the last player will probably be
Elijah Bryant. Eli talked and did some things, but outside
of that, maybe TJ. Halls is your next one. He
would like maybe a throw, but like other than that, Ben,
like you ain't never had a guy on the roster
that would get into it with the crowd, which is
sometimes disappointing. Football guys do it but a lot more
but it's easier, but the basketball guys not really.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, mm hmmm. What I'm saying is that, you know,
like AJ, he's a man of entertainment and that's the
reason why the NBA wants him, you know, you know,
going probably first overall, and he's a ratings boost. He's
a ratings boost the NBA like other top three pick.
He's so good with the media, really good. He's he's
phenomenal with the media. Like he just he's really good.
And he doesn't even have to say a ton like
he doesn't always elaborate or anything like that, but he
always says something that's valuable, valuable quote for the media, Uh,
insightful and fair well.
Speaker 7: And I think that I don't I don't want to
be too homer b Yu, but I think Boy has
been very good for him in that aspect because if
you go like if you go to Duke or Carolina
as the number one, like you're just like everyone else
in their history and that it's.
Speaker 8: Like it's a big deal, but is it really like
that's what you're expected to do.
Speaker 4: That's and that's one of the things that that Aj
has brought up is he wanted to do something different.
He wanted a new path.
Speaker 8: He wanted to find a new path, like when he
committed to b YU.
Speaker 7: When he came to BYU, it was such a huge
deal that everybody's always wanted to talk to.
Speaker 4: That's all the media focused on.
Speaker 7: And if you go back to his early interviews, say
on Sports Nation, like his first one that was rough,
Like for age, I don't he was not great from
a media perspective, but he's really I think this has
really prepared him for a lot of his life in
front of the media. There's like he's always in front
of the media. He's become very very good at it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I had that conversation actually with a similar conversation
with Mike Wilson Alisa Wilson. I said, look like there's
pros and cons to being at BYU and having the
season that Zach had and being the guy for so long,
like he was pushed thrust into the linelight immediately as
a freshman and then you have a microphone in front
of you and camera's front of you, like all the time.
There's a certain level of like stardom there with the
media coverage. B YU was a top twenty five media
coverage team. Like the amount of media that that that
the throngs of meeting and the fans that recognizing the
community excether like, it's it's pretty intense. There are very
few teams, very few n cua A teams that can
prepare you for the NFL and going to the New
York Jets organization, it's like that's like the peak. It's
like the worst, like it's so bad, but like if
any like b YU was one of the places where
he could at least get somewhat desensitize the media coverage
and the the slew of questions that you get and
uh and at least prep you for it. So I
and I think they they saw the fruits of that.
I think Zach for the most part, did a pretty
good job. But nothing will.
Speaker 7: Prepare you for the New York media. Nothing can prepare
you for the Jets. They're they are on another level
of dysfunction.
Speaker 4: I think they're just a social experiment that's why. I
think it's a social experience only.
Speaker 8: The only reason they go to the Jets is if
you know your career is over and you want to bag.
Speaker 4: I guess so, man, there's that the organization is cursed.
Uh just get rid of the ownership. That's the only
way you're gonna break the curse. Sell it, sell it.
A couple of last things from k Y and the
crew post game West Virginia. You've won three in a
row now, first time in uh In in a few
months now. How does the environment kind of contribute to that?
How does it help foster getting up and without having
maybe Richie in the lineup?
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, we I talked about it before.
Speaker 9: We feel like I feel like we've had kind of
three iterations of the season. The one the team we
thought we were gonna have, then then we had some injuries,
then we just go with Richie than that team, and
now he's out of the mix and the team we
have right now. So I think it's this current identity
that our group's playing with I think is extremely timely obviously,
but it's it's obviously well much needed as well to
give the guys confidence that we can, you know, play
really good basketball with the with the guys in our
locker room right now that are.
Speaker 2: Healthy and it's fun. It's fun. It's fun to be
around see a team come together like that.
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Last thing, You're going to play your third game in
three days on this particular fourth. Houston is going to
play its first game on this floor, the glass four.
Do you think that you have a little bit of
a competitive advantage seeing that you've been here, done that,
and you're familiar with the playing service.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could say that.
Speaker 11: Obviously, we're kind of warm, we having good games, and
we used to the hope to who's kind of tight
court got the led light, So I'm kind of used
to it now and I just think we'd be prepared
for it.
Speaker 4: Hopefully it is a competitive advantage, right, fingers crossed? Can
the Cougars would be while you shock the Houston Cougars tonight?
Where you leaning?
Speaker 7: Guys, am I the only one who is I'm not
gonna say I want it to happen, but I'm very
okay if b why you lose this tonight?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Because if BYU keeps playing, especially on this Class four
where we've seen some injuries today and you're playing AJ
forty minutes a night every day for five games, four
three four, five games. Oh, I'm getting a little nervous,
especially with the injury history of this team. I'm okay
if they bow out and just say, hey, what's fun,
let's worry about March.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't think you can approve your seating even
like I well, okay, let's say, what would it take
to prove to a five seat win the Big twelve Tournament?
You have to win it. You have to win it. Yeah, right?
Is that kind of where we stand on the matter, Like,
you got to win the Big twelve Tournament? If you
get to the finals, are you a five seat? I
mean you had to be who who they play?
Speaker 8: If they beat Houston Kansas.
Speaker 4: And I don't know that Kansas. Neither Kansas nor TCU
moves the neal in the committee's mind. I don't think yeah, so.
Speaker 7: I'm very okay if they like, have a good game tonight,
lose by ten, yeah, you know.
Speaker 4: I'm with you.
Speaker 6: It would also be cool, like it would be cool
to see them beat Houston. But the points that you
bring up are all very valid. So you're kind of weighing, like,
do you want to beat a team that you've never
beat before, who has always been like your final bos
since you've been in the Big twelve, or do you
want to take the l so you can go home
and rest. And I think every player on that floor
tell you, no, no, no, we want to beat Houston,
which we agree with, but also like it what's best
for you in the long term.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: The good news is though, I think we're we can
safely say, like, win or lose, we're good because if
you AU loses and they don't have to play any
more games on this floor and they can rest, we're good.
If they beat Houston, what a massive confidence boost that is.
Speaker 4: We're also good. So like either way, it's kind of
a win win, What a day on Twitter, we're all.
Speaker 5: Gonna have Ben No, no, see, I don't think so,
because here's my thing. Right, Let's say they'd be Houston,
like Brett says, and I'm in the court with everybody.
Rest is what they need. I think this team needs
to heal up. And if they bow out right now,
it's like, Okay, Houston got you last year in the
semi's final when you were healthy. So it is the final, Boss,
but it would be magical. As I said in the opening,
you know, a statement of the show. But in the
same breath, Ben Brett Andrew, if you beat Houston now
you're looking at it of like, well, you better go
get that rematch against DNP because now that's what everybody wants, right,
It's gonna be the primetime game. The last game in
the semi final is like if you're BYU don't know.
Speaker 4: I can see Darren Peterson's P people telling them, Hey,
you might get.
Speaker 5: That's fine, that's fine, But I'm talking about for BOU.
I'm not talking about for DMP. I'm talking about for
b U and BOU fans. You beat Houston now, to me,
at least as a media member, I'm like, you better
go win the whole thing, because if you beat Houston,
your bout against Kansas, it's like, really, it's like you
didn't move anything, move any needle. Because now, and this
is why it sucks being on this part of the bracket.
You beat Houston, okay, never beat them before. Then you
beat Kansas, got to get back. Now you're in the finals, like,
now you gotta go win the whole thing. But then
it's bad because you're like, okay, well, what's the point
of winning it and moving up to a five? Like
I think their best opportunity is to be a six
and player three. I don't know if they because I've
been looking at the projections. I think they have a
better opportunity even as a six in Greenville or even
in what is it going to Portland Ben and beating
a three seed than being a five and having a player.
There's some tough fours out there, like to have to
play maybe Texas text or Saint John's. I don't think
you want to get matched up against one of these
potential four seeds. It's just it's too tough. And then
you play a one. I think byus better chance to
get to the you know, sweet sixteen or if there
was a part in the Lait eight is running through
a two seed not through a one. But that's just
my personal opinion.
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