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Let's not wait. I caught up with BYU quarterback Traycing Borgay.
Why did he stay? What is he up to during springball?
Is he taking reps with the ones? Is he's taking
rep with QB two. I think everybody pretty much knows
right now that Traycon is QB two. But Goldie Enig
Watson behind I'm pushing. He commented on all of it.
He also gave some love to one of the freshmen.
He says, all of the freshmen are doing great, but
in particular, he mentioned legend glasskar giving you guys a
little bit of a tease. Legend I think is definitely
gonna see time Jared Bletzel closed out the show yesterday,
he brought up legend. A Rod's brought up legend. Anytime
you hear guys mentioned constantly, over and over and over
and over, that is what's gonna determine, you know, not determined,
but that's you don't mention guys in practice and put
them in front of media and make them available if
they're not going to play. It's strategic, you know, to
a degree. But guys have to be able to make plays.
So let's get to it. Let's hear from BYU quarterback
QB two, I believe right now in springball traysn Bourge
his thoughts, what does he see? Why did he stay
at BYU? And he's even gonna mention the story about
giving back to the community. Now, this is powerful because
I didn't ask Trayson this yesterday. I didn't see him
go to the Lyndon Temple House, but he posted on
his Twitter that it was beautiful asking Cougarnation, where else
should he go as a non member of the church.
Tracon set up an event a couple of weeks ago
where he just bought food for kids and he only
thought ten kids were gonna come, and he just wanted
to give back and ended up being way more than that.
He's going to tell you this in this segment, so
let's get to it. This is Trayson Borgay with me
and Trayson Borga from Monday discussing springball. All right, there
we go, all right here with beauty quarterback Trayson Borgrat Tracon.
Speaker 3: How did today go?
Speaker 4: It was a good, very productive day, got some in
some situational football, made some really really good plays. Also
some players we need to learn from both sides of
the ball. But overall, another good day.
Speaker 2: How has it been? You know, you know for you
obviously you're taking reps at qbwo QB one. How's your
springball gone this year?
Speaker 3: It's been good.
Speaker 4: I feel like ever since I've been here since January
of twenty four, just every every camp, I'm just taking
that next step, the next step of understanding our our
style of play, next step of understanding our our playbook,
our chemistry with our receivers, our running backs, just just
your your level of IQ of of football has just
grown immensely since I've been here. And a big shout
out to our new quarterback coach at coach Chylie Hughes.
He has been awesome in this help and it's good
to kind of get that new voice out. I mean,
coach coach Matt Mitchell was awesome as well, but so
coach Tyvy Hughes coming from Alabama, he's been awesome.
Speaker 2: What do you learn newly from you know, that transition
of having him as your quarterbacks coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you're just learning to put your eyes
on different things. You're learning.
Speaker 4: What he's been doing is he call also coaching the NFL,
so he knows, you know, the ins and outs of everything.
So he's bringing on new concepts that you know, I've
never really ran before. So it's awesome. And even just
understanding defensive coverage is even better. Like I said, coach
Matt Mitchell did an amazing job as well, Like he
grew my game a ton as well. So again, just
hearing that new voice is kind of like getting a
new teacher in class. Both are great, it's just a
different different view.
Speaker 2: What was it like to see Matt getting's opportunity, you
know and go elsewhere.
Speaker 4: No, that was awesome. I was super happy for him.
That's my that's my guy. I love coach Matt. He
did an awesome job here. I mean, he's been a coach, quarterback,
coach of some great quarterbacks out here at b YU
and has grown the game of really everybody in that
in those rooms at that time.
Speaker 3: And he he he.
Speaker 4: Gets everything he deserves and I hope he continues to
climb that coach in the world.
Speaker 2: And at Colorado State, right, how is that going to
be this? See him later this year when you guys
match up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I mean that's my I love him, that's
that's a love him for life, you know.
Speaker 3: But when we get down too that field, I won't
talk to them.
Speaker 2: So after thea how does that go?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: For your standpoint out as being a competitor, how do
you handle that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean, and we we handled every day. I mean
I grew up in the competitive household. I got five siblings,
four brothers, one sister and the older four. Right now,
we're all in collegiate D one sports, so we could
be in everything we did growing up, literally everything like it.
It would lead to fights, it would lead to like
like throwing each other's phones, like.
Speaker 3: Like we got we got into it.
Speaker 4: So I competed my whole life every day and then
coming out into practice, we're competing offense defense every day.
Speaker 3: So just that competitive mindset.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's what I was born with, what I've
you know, kind of lived my whole life. But understanding,
you know, there's a time and place for it.
Speaker 2: Talk about college cast, but I think he told us that,
you know, you're the seven on seven quarterback. You know,
mentioned a couple other guys. How is that connection? And
then now he's a WYU.
Speaker 3: No, it was awesome.
Speaker 4: I mean that's a guy that ever since we graduated
high school, Like we've been trying to play together ever since.
And because we had a great connection, uh in seven
on seven and some say that's not.
Speaker 3: Real football, Well that's real football.
Speaker 4: Yeah. You know, I'm throwing the same type of passes
that it was in seven on seven to him today
and in previous practices, and we're still connecting. And you know,
it's been a long process getting them over here. I've
been I've been on him for a couple of years,
you know, just just trying to trying to get that
connection back, and uh, the opportunity arose this past year
and uh we made it happen and the coaches loved him,
and uh he's been balling, have.
Speaker 2: Been able to connect in spring ball and all you
to him and all any connections.
Speaker 4: Yet Oh yeah, yeah I don't. Yeah, we've been We've
been having our share of fun, for sure. I always
asked this question.
Speaker 2: Maybe you keep track, you shay competitive, You kept track
of how many touchdowns you're throwing to interception ratio to
make sure you're always winning on the offensive side.
Speaker 3: Really, it's just you want to win the day.
Speaker 4: I want to go out here it so you know,
I come in like today we had two minute period,
like you want to win that period, or you have
second down play the third so you're trying to win
that period.
Speaker 3: I'm not really keeping track.
Speaker 4: It's not like we're scrimmaging, so it's not like we're
getting full dry was driving the length of the field
like it might be a period where it's third and
five on our thirty yard line and we.
Speaker 3: Got to get that first down.
Speaker 4: If I get that first down, we offense won that period,
not necessarily to turn by a touchdown or not.
Speaker 2: You said two minute period. I'll get to the quarterback
who was here a practice that loved two minute drills
in just a second. But how does that, you know,
make you progress as a quarterback because it's not a
lot of time in a two minute period.
Speaker 4: No, I mean that's just when you go back to
your basics. You're playing football. That's the most fun as
a quarterback. You understand, you know this is winna lose situation.
You know there's not a big margin of error, So
you got to make sure you're dial and you're ready
to play and make a game, win and play.
Speaker 2: Jake Ressolf was back at practice. What was it like
having him a practice? It's just the same old Jake.
I mean, that's my guy.
Speaker 4: I was with him for about a year and a
half and we had a great bond on and off
the field, and guy that I looked up to just
the way he carried himself as well as how we played.
I mean he was a great leader, great competitor, and
we talked about competing like that's a guy that competed.
Speaker 3: And everything he did.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it be like, bro, we're just playing Uno like
you don't need to be doing all that, but no,
he's just he's a winner and he wants to go
play and compete and win. So having him back, you know,
I make a play and come asideline and he kind
of tells me like what he sees, and you know,
it's just like we're back in twenty twenty four season
where we're we're we're competing.
Speaker 2: What was it like to see him at Pro day?
Speaker 3: Awesome?
Speaker 4: I mean I was out there helping him run his
uh his pro day, and he did a great job
slinging that Dude's got a rocket of an arm and
super smart, super competitive, like I said, and he's gonna
make a team and he's gonna.
Speaker 2: Press some coaches soon. Let's go back to you goals
at the end of year. You know this is you
find I finding your eligibility. What would like to accomplish in
the last year spring ball?
Speaker 3: Let's go win. I just want to win whatever it
is that I'm in. I want to win.
Speaker 4: If I can help out, you know, QB two, QB one,
whatever it is. If I just got to just keep
competing every single day, give defensive. Look, I want to win.
I want to help by you reach a national championship.
I want to help raise that trophy. And whenever my
number is called, I'm going to be ready. I've been
ready for since I've been here. And uh, you know,
I have no regrets. I mean, this is this is
home for me. I love the coaches, I love the staff,
I love the players, the community, the university. I go
on and on like this place truly has changed my
life and I just want to continue to give back
to this university.
Speaker 3: And like I said, I want to win.
Speaker 2: Can you speak to that a little bit more from
a player's perspective? And you just mentioned that the players
university of the culture your teammates. But in the world
of college football, nil is no secret, right, It's it's
hard for people to stay. Maybe the last year that
didn't seem no way for you though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: I mean I think a lot of players when they
go to colleges, they just think of how much money
they're going to make rather than how the university can
impact them in their life. And b yu, I mean,
I had opportunities after this season to kind of go
and put my name in the trans reportal and go
explore other options, but Ultimately it came down to like
what can what can be?
Speaker 3: Why you do for me? And what can I do
for BYU? That brought me back.
Speaker 4: You know, I've been here for two years now going
on to my third and I feel like I'm only
you know, touching the surface of what I can do
here at BYU.
Speaker 3: And like I said earlier, what by you can do
for me?
Speaker 2: If you could tell recruits one thing that are getting
recruited by b YU, what makes BYU different? Why play
in Provo?
Speaker 3: Nine worlds? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean, like like I said earlier, I feel like
a lot of fans and a lot of coaches other universities,
they just look at you and they see a price tag,
they see a number value. This guy, you know, he's
gonna cost us one hundred thousand. This guy's gonna cost
us a million here at BYU. I mean, you can
go around anywhere in Provo really anywhere in Utah, and
people look at you and they know that, yeah, you're
a football player, but you're a human too, and so
they want to talk to you.
Speaker 3: They want to interact with you.
Speaker 4: And it makes me, you know, I want to interact
with kids that I see that or BYU fans and
just out in the community. I just love, you know,
wearing that WY on my chest and understanding that I'm
representing more than a football program.
Speaker 3: I'm representing, you know, a community.
Speaker 4: I'm representing a religion may not be the same religion
that I have, but you know, it's more than it's
more than just a football program.
Speaker 2: I think that's powerful what you just say. You start
talked about community kids. I think you got to like
get together like in the park recently. I think I
saw it on social media. How was that out of
that idea come to mind? Yeah, So, I mean me
and me and LJ.
Speaker 4: Martin are just driving to our professor's house on a Sunday,
going to have Sunday dinner with our professor. And we're
driving and I'm looking at looking out the window and
I see these kids playing at the park and I'm
I'm like, dang, like that was me literally like yesterday.
I feel like I feel like I was with my
cousins and brothers and sister at the park playing football
or pick a ball or whatever, you know, woo football.
Like I just love that, you know, coming together everybody
meeting at the park and playing and so I'm like,
you're like, okay, like we should do that. He's like,
you want to go play at the park. I'm like no,
Like like we should invite some people to go and
play at the park and kind of just get together.
Speaker 3: Like cause me growing up, I grew up in two
some on Arizona.
Speaker 4: Any opportunity I had to, you know, get with a
University Arizona football player, like that was like my dream
come true. I remember I met Nick Foles and like
that was the like Superman for me. And so I
was like I just put some on social media, like hey,
like any parents out there who have kids who would
be interested in maybe going to the park and meeting
meeting up and hanging out, throwing the football, eating pizza
and just talk like let me know, that'd be awesome.
And I got great feedback. And so that was like
on a like I said, like a Sunday. So on Monday,
I posted a flyer like hey, this is where I'm
gonna do it. I'm gonna provide food, I'm provide drinks.
All you gotta do is just come bring good energy,
bring a good attitude. Let's have fun. And I'm thinking
maybe it's ten kids, fifteen kids, and like I'd be happy, right,
I get to talk to everyone seeing one of those kids,
got to get to learn their names, get to learn
their favorite color, what their favorite subject is in a school,
and it's like I want to show them that I care,
and like I want to, you know, bridge that gap
between you know, the football team and the fans, right,
I want to show these kids like it's possible to
get to where we are. Like I was literally just
in your position. So, like I said, I'm thinking, it's
ten fifteen kids. I show up on Saturday. So I
was from Monday to Saturday. That's just you know, five
days that I released it, and there was already like
ten kids showed up.
Speaker 3: I'm like, dang, like did I show up late? Like
are these kids just been waiting?
Speaker 4: But I was like twenty minutes early, thirty minutes early,
and so there's ten kids and then another ten kids
roll out like dang, tey kids, like this is fun,
this gonna be awesome. Another ten kids, thirty, another ten kids, forty,
another ten kids. We had fifty kids out there, and
there's boys and girls of all ages, all sizes like these.
We had some kids who were five years old run
around at my knees and we got some big old
fifteen year olds who are bigger than me. I'm like, yeah,
you can be playing a bous But no, it was awesome.
I mean we got to just have we gotta throw
the ball to them. And it was a bunch of
teammates were out there.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: We had the bach Mars Baron Tiger, we.
Speaker 4: Had LJ and Micah Kafusi, we had Keni Lau, we
had Raider, we had tons of guys and I can go,
you know, on and on about how much I appreciate
them for coming out and hanging out with these kids,
because they didn't they didn't get.
Speaker 3: Anything for him.
Speaker 4: It sound like I was paying these guys like I
didn't get paid, Like I spent money to you know,
make that happen. And also a huge shout out like
Slackwater Pizza and the Riverwoods they provided me thirty pizzas. Wow,
just to just to get to those kids. So Dave's
awesome over there and he helped out ton. So, like
I said, just to go back to that community aspect.
We've got people you know, from all over Utah that
want to help, you know, provide these opportunities for the kids,
and that's like, that's what I love, like what I'm
doing out here in the football field, Like I want
to show these kids like this could be you.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask, you know, how does trace
In Borget want to leave his legacy at b YU,
And I think that answer just sumthed it all up,
you know, so I don't I don't have to ask
that question. Thank you for sharing that story. That's that's
awesome to get back to the community. You know, you
see that a lot at BYU. Let's finish up with
the last couple of things on the football field and
I'll let you go. Who stood out to you offensively
so far in springball?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think I heard a little clip of coach a
Rod saying like he's a little sketchy to shout out
the freshman just because of other universities out there.
Speaker 2: Spring portal window exactly.
Speaker 4: So, so I do want to shout at our freshmen.
Our freshmen have been balling. I've had a lot of
connections to legend Glasger. That's like that's been my guy.
I mean, my first spring out here was Jojo that
I was connecting a lot with Uh, this year, it's
it's definitely been Legend. I mean he's one of those
guys where it's like play's broken down, find Legend, find
eighty eight, or if their defense is kind of scrambling
and pre snappy, not one hundred percent sure what this
coverage is, fine Legend, he's like kind of like that
safety outlet.
Speaker 3: Guy, just been making plays left and right.
Speaker 4: Also, you know the whole receiver room, I mean, all
those freshmen and all those returners and even transfers like
tight ends as well.
Speaker 3: Guys have been balling for sure.
Speaker 2: You mentioned the tight end walker Lions rober Ali Paga
joined the team as well. How has it been like
having that connection to premiere blocking but also you know
past catching.
Speaker 3: Tight ends as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely. I mean you look at him. They both
past the eye test for sure. But I mean it's
my fifth year in college. There's a lot of players
that passed the eye test in college. But to be
able to look the way they look and be able
to you know, play the way they play like, that's
very impressive.
Speaker 2: Look, your offense is only as good as a defense
who on the defensive side is stuck out to make
you guys better.
Speaker 3: I love, I love, I love that dude.
Speaker 4: Is that dude to pass like It's like it's almost
annoying the way he plays. But that's just a very
high energy guy that loves to get in the backfield,
love to disrupt plays. So shout out to him and
really all our linebackers we've got, we've got depth in
the linebacker room, and those dudes are just subbing in
every play. I feel like, and it's another dude in
the backfield, but all those guys have been balling.
Speaker 3: Kevin Doe.
Speaker 4: Want to shoutout Kevin Dough He's a guy that's been
here a couple of years and uh, he got to
pick off me today. And and that just shows the
respect I had for kd just because, like you, I
wouldn't want to say, like, yeah, have to a pick today,
But no, Kevin Doe got me today.
Speaker 3: He got me on an interception.
Speaker 4: And I do love seeing his success and I hope
that continues to you know, keep growing every day in
his performance and hopefully he can make some plays for
us this year. But yeah, that's my that's my guy,
and yeah he got me today.
Speaker 2: Well gay gotcha. Look you can't you can't win them all,
but sometimes you gotta win the period, like you say,
exactly a couple of lighthearted ones. Do you have a
favorite travel snack when you're on the road, Like I
gotta have this when you were bored in.
Speaker 4: The plane travel snack Me and the k Hillstead So
we sat next to each other on the plane, that
he would always have our the the snack bags I'm
waiting for us on the plane and I would always
take his peanut and M's and like he would get
the twigs or the snickers whatever.
Speaker 2: So I love I love my peanut ms. Okay, penmen
is not a bad I like peanut butter.
Speaker 3: So yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: I have to try those. I mean the last thing,
you know, any superstitions as a as a player, game day,
anything you have to have. I know, like everybody you
know has the devotional probably says the player, but.
Speaker 4: Anything for you personally, uh not, Like if I don't
do this certain thing, like I'm gonna have the worst
game of my life. But I do like to talk
to my family and like just whether it's my siblings
or my parents or cousins or whatever it is, I
like to like remind myself, you know, no matter what
happens at this game or practice or whatever it is,
I'm doing like I've got my family, like I've got
I've got my rock. Same thing like saying those prayers
you know before the game, like when you run onto
the field, going and seeing those prayers, like no matter
what happens on this field, like I got my foundation right,
Like I may, I may get knocked down, but my
foundation's rock solid. And that just comes down to your
faith in your family. And I'm my foundation strong, and
I know I'm not shaking because it.
Speaker 2: Definitely sounds like a Trayson Burger. Everybody appreciate. I appreciate
you most definitely. All Right, that was boy quarterback tracing
board Gay now Brett. Obviously I didn't ask him yet
on Monday about temples because he didn't go, but he
posted last night. But you mentioned to me before the
segment bucket list temples that he has to visit.
Speaker 5: All right, So I've only been to a couple, Okay,
I haven't. I haven't been to a ton. The one,
the one you always see pictures of is Hawaii, right,
this is so that I haven't been there. But that's
a bucket list temple for me. My guess is Tracon
also wouldn't have been to the Salt Lake one. This
is true because it's been in construction the whole time.
Speaker 2: He might be able to see that one, I think
because next year, Oh true. So yeah, so I think
he's gonna get it a chance. I think he would
be amazed. So I think Salt Lake should be on
his list. Hawaii.
Speaker 5: I like to salt Lake, Hawaii. Obviously, what's the one.
There's one in there's a couple in Arizona that like
look pretty crazy that I'm trying to think of, and
maybe he's been to those. The DC one I feel
like you have to go to because that's that's one
of the monsters. That's one of the classic ones. The
other one that's really cool is the one in New
York City just Becau. Yeah, it's right there in Manhattan.
It just right High Street. Not that it blends in
with the city, but it fits in with the city
while also standing out because you're literally in Manhattan. You
go into the temple and it feels like you've got
a from all the hustle and bustle.
Speaker 2: Those are the.
Speaker 5: Ones that I would add, but I'm sure there's a
number in other countries, maybe in South America Africa that
are probably also on that list, But just right off
the top of my mind as far as US goes,
I'm thinking Hawaii, Manhattan, DC, and then the one in
Arizona that I'm forgetting about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hawaii is definitely a good one. Salt Lake. I
know someone had comments on this post he's not gonna
be able to go inside many but I think he's
still even going outside.
Speaker 6: But if you are due the outside of some of
these are hundred.
Speaker 2: Percent, and I know that he wouldn't be able to
go inside, but I don't think it's about that. Still,
like Hawaii's amazing, like the grounds, like it doesn't matter.
But I like Philadelphia. I like Pennsylvania.
Speaker 6: I think, oh my gosh, I like Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's because I've been Yeah, exactly, because I've been
there and I've been able to do a session inside.
Right I was out on the East Coast. I did
somemer so when I got back from my mission. So
maybe it's because I saw that that one was blessed.
Speaker 5: But Philadelphia, think of a temple that is literally in
the heart hearts, Yeah, like it is in downtown.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 5: It is right off the highway that runs through the
city of downtown Philadelphia.
Speaker 6: It is Oh my gosh, dud, I love that temple.
Thank you so much for bringing that one.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. I like that one. I obviously like
the Georgia one, and that's because you know, Atlanta's great.
I'm not going to mention my hometown when he is
so far to get to. It's not even fair. It
takes longer, I think, to get to my temple than
it does to the Georgia Temple, which tells you about
traffic in Chicago anyway. But I'll go Philadelphia. He's definitely
got to go to San Diego. San Diego's beautiful. You
gotta see that, no doubt at all. The Orlando Temple
is beautiful. I got to see that, bro when I
was at the Pop Tarts Bowl. So yeah. So there's
some bucket list ones in open houses Salt Lake.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm glad he got to see Lindon there's another one,
but yeah, so this is great. Hopefully when they start constructing.
I think it's the Lehigh one. I've seen the grounds
for it. Hopefully he's still around to see that. I
don't know if he will be but tracing, if you're
listening to this or when you leave BYU, we got
to tell you the list to go to. But appreciate
all the people doing that. Let's get to the football stuff.
I think it was important Brett of why he said
he stayed. Killane's culture. It's way different. And look, he
said he had opportunities. He could have left, he could
have gone elsewhere, but he didn't. He says b YU
was bigger. He was thinking about just not only football,
not just in Ala has nothing to do with that.
His future, the relationships at b YU. And it goes
to that right because Jake Retz, after he mentioned, came
back and was throwing at Pro Day. I think that
speaks loudly to Killane's culture. You know, so shot at
to trace and it really is tough for a guy
to stay who's a red Charch senior, who's like I
got my last year, I'm probably not gonna play, you know.
He said, maybe QB one is gonna push, but I
think he's in a good spot staying. We'll see. I
know Enig Watson's behind him as well, so we'll see
what he's able to do. But I think he's definitely
for sure the QB two going in the fall camp,
will see what happens. And then the last thing couple
of things that he mentioned, he mintioned again Legend. Glasgar
I said it tease it a little bit. Legend has
been making plays and has been standing out. Everybody has
he mentioned obviously the pool of Twin you know, and
Kyler and Jojo, but Legend is definitely gonna see some time.
If you had to pick a third guy behind maybe
Tay excuse me, a fourth guy behind Tannicoad, then it
is definitely Legend Glascar because a Rod has mentioned them,
Kalanie's mentioned them. We need to interview Fessei's a hockey
to hear from him. Jared Bletsoe said it yesterday that
five or six guys. I remember talking to Fessi at
the Media Golf Tournament in June last year Brett and
he says he only likes to really play four guys,
not more than five. But if they're five or six
that can play, we need to ask the wide receivers
coach who he thinks those guys will be and if not,
then maybe get an update. And then once Junior rolls
around and we get a chance to talk to the coaches.
I'll need to ask him a follow up because last
year he was very declared if he said Jojo, Parker
and Chase were the guys like he said that and
those were the guys on the rock excuse me on
the depth chart going into twenty twenty five, twenty six,
so we will see. But your thoughts takeaways from that
interview with Trayson Borga before he close up.
Speaker 5: It's always funny because you hear about friends from high school,
friends from youth.
Speaker 6: League like growing up and they want to play with
each other.
Speaker 5: And when we saw the tweet from Tracon to Kyler Casper,
I remember seeing it and not thinking a whole lot
of it because again, you see it so often.
Speaker 6: Everybody has any action to somebody.
Speaker 5: Everybody wants to play with that guy, but it doesn't
always pan out, whether it's because they have a better
offer to go somewhere else or what have you. There
is a real possibility run that Kyler Casper ends up
as your wide receiver one this year, he ends up
being your most impactful wide receiver. Maybe he has a
great season, and if that is the case, then the
chain reaction leads back to one tracing Borgay. One tracing Borgay,
mind you who may not have been at BYU. And
the only reason I say that is because it takes
a lot for an individual like Trayson who has high
level aspirations to stay at BYU. We saw McKay Hillstead leave,
We see quarterbacks leave throughout the world of college football
because everyone thinks they can play somewhere. Trason has this
team first mentality where he's so committed to BYU, the
culture and the program that really, despite the world of nil,
despite the world of me me me, despite the world
of instant gratification that we live in, Trayson Borgay says,
you know what, I'm committed to here. I'm committed to
the I'm committed to BYU, I'm committed to Kilane. I'm
gonna stay here if Casper goes on to have the
season that we believe that he will, because I think
it's I mean, I think it's a foregone conclusion at
this point. I don't know if he's wide receiver one,
but he's certainly wide receiver one, two or three. He's
certainly going to be a high contributing receiver on this team.
And if that stays the case, we will owe a
lot of it to the fact that Tracing Borgay decided
not to transfer out of BYU and that he brought
that wide receiver in and it just goes to bolster
the point of in order to win in college football,
you have to win in the portal, and sometimes winning
in the portal is not even Hey, who have your
coaches recruited in the past, Who do these players know
who are hopping into the portal?
Speaker 6: And if that's the case, man, we will owe a.
Speaker 5: Lot to Tracing Borgay for what Kyler Casper does this season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look, there's been a lot of hype and he's
been making the plays now. Obviously Colane says they haven't
played a game, But so point Brett. If he's doing
it now and he's able to do that in the game,
maybe the injuries at Oregon in the time it really
didn't matter. He was behind some guys that were healthy
and played. And if you do it at b YU, look,
I mean he's got to be He's got to make
some type of plays, right, He's got a dad that
played in the NFL. This might be the system. This
could be it. Bear Bachmar could be the quarterback. We
will see, but there's a lot of hype around him
and Kyler Casper's definitely the guy's name has been making plays.
Could he be the MVP? You know, newcomer MVP? Obviously
we know the MVP of springboll is probably gonna bear
right the improvements of that. But if you take out quarterback,
if you get rid of that, could it be Kyle Casper?
Could it be Onymore? I guess we will find out momentarily.
As they got one week of practice left, I think,
whatd So we'll be there Friday observing practice. I know
that they have it today, but we're not there so today, Friday,
Monday and then wins this so maybe just five more
practices crazy and then we get into the offseason. Brett,
But that was Trayson Boardgay. Appreciate him catching up and
BYU with the opportunity to be able to interview him.
And we'll be back at practice on Friday in March
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