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the day. How about this? How about this? Big twelve
Today ranked the top five Big twelve linebacker transfers and
guess what, Kata Uluave did.
Speaker 2: Not make the list. What is going on here?
Speaker 1: Best College Football Transfer Portal edition for the top twenty
five teams, BLAU coming at number eleven. Their record last
year twelve and two, eight and one in Big twelve
play the top portal edition. Though Kadu Luave, linebacker from Cal.
They stated this Uluavi was one of the most productive
linebackers in the country over his three seasons at Cal,
earning Pac twelve Defensive Freshman of the Year honors in
First team All acc recognition after compiling two hundred thirty
seven tackles, twenty one and a half TfL, six sacts,
ten pass breakups, three interceptions, and a partridge and a
peered Per Tree for the Bears. The utah Na enter
of the portal after Cal's coaching staff change and is
coming home for a senior season to boost a BWAU
program looking to take the next step in the right
direction to make a CP run after a twelve win season,
you know, consecutive double digit win season, so you can't wait.
Speaker 2: To see what happens.
Speaker 1: Cad Uluave is one of those new acquisitions, new transfer
portal additions. This is what you have, though. There's a
couple of new names though. Let me give it to
you here BA Football roster updates. There are eleven transfers. Officially,
you got Jake Clifton linebacker, Kansas State, Kyler Casper wide receiver,
Organ Pockey, Finale offensive lineman, Washington Walker Lions tight end
USC Roger salia Paga the second tight end out of Oregon.
You have junior Sea offensive lineman Utah State, Daniel excuse me,
kadou Uluave linebacker, Cal Javin Williams cornerback Mississippi State, and
then Zach Yamauchi offensive lineman Stamford. The two that you
may not know about Daniel tomoay Peyu linebacker, Eastern Wie, Washington. Okay,
here's the brother of JT. I believe if I'm not mistaken,
so and actually sorry, No, he's the brother of new
C tom Waypaol and maybe the cousin of Jonathan tom Whaypayo.
Speaker 2: So so he's the brother.
Speaker 1: Of Noos who's on the loose by the way, News
went underwent surgery for a lower extremity injury. He was
in a boot I think a week or so ago.
We wish him well in his recovery. He's not going
to be participating in springball. I imagine the other player, Seth Schigg,
cornerback Army. Now, Seth is an interesting study and interesting prospect.
As I know, there's a couple of connective, connective stories
to byu. But he is a quarterback in high school
quarterback in high school five 't ten and a half
hundred and eighty five pounds, three star. He had offers
coming out of high school to obviously the Army where
he went and handed Florida Atlantic Air Force, Navy and
UNLV out of Culver City is where he hails from.
And he was a part of the twenty twenty five class.
So he's coming in willing and ready to ball out
for Brigham and uh, we'll see how good of a
cornerback he is. Uh he may have played some in
high school, but uh yeah, I mean he's five to
ten hundred and eighty two pounds originally from Los Angeles, California,
and he's gonna be making the move to cornerback and
we'll see how it plays out. Something to keep an
eye on, know his answer, buts about that. A couple
other things here, new freshman, first time roster editions, guys
that are coming off missions, and then true freshmen that
are coming out of high school looking to make an impact.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 1: Micah Bested running back at a Timview High School. He's
put on some weight too. He came out of high
school like two oh eight. He's like two forty. Now,
this kids big.
Speaker 2: He's a bruiser, really good.
Speaker 1: Running back at timp Few by the way, So he
got two kind of underrated, under recruited running backs on
the from tim View. That's Shoony Mohem and Micah Bexton.
Watch out for this young man. He could be really good.
And and I've been getting some offseason reports as well
about speed and agility in the combo room, Okay, this
is the combo rooms. Essentially your running backs, your linebackers,
your tight ends. Okay, so I've been told right now
that that Devon Echa, by the way, turning some heads
watch out for Devon. But and Logan Pain also pretty explosive,
good top end speed for their size.
Speaker 2: I really like hearing about that. L J.
Speaker 1: Martin, obviously in the in the mix, is one of
the fastest guys in that group. Kdo the Lobby's up
there as well, Walker Lion's showing well, really good speed.
I think those are you like, top five fastest out
of the combo room. And then you know Michaeh Becks
that you know, he's, like I said, he's more of
a bruiser. I think he's in the top half, so
you know it's right there kind of in the middle,
so kind of a bruiser type, fullback type. But hopefully
he's got good vision and can get down here a
little a little thunder to be the thunder of l J. Anyway,
Michael becksont running back, Tim view owen Borg linebacker corner
Canyon Justice Braithwait cornerback Hi Lee High School, the son
of Ronaldo Braithwait, former Po Your running back, Josh Davis
tight end, Skyridge, Devon Eka running back, Lee High Legend,
Glasger wide receiver, Lee High, Neemiah Coloone still Water High
School in Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: Brax and Lindsay Dna. I'm intrigued by him.
Speaker 1: Rogers High School, Blake Low linebacker, Chaparral High School, Matthew
Mason safety, Faith Lutheran, Bob Mulitalo offensive line, Loan Peak,
Jet Nelson wide receiver, American Force, Jaron Pula wide receiver,
Loan Peak High School, Kennon pull A safety Loan Peak
High School.
Speaker 2: And yes he's gonna be played safety.
Speaker 1: Talie two we Putu Tao offensive line, West High School,
Adney Reid defense VENs to keep an eye on the
King School in Australia. Ian Sancho is coming back from
his mission. Lone Peak High School kicker, Terrence Sarrion wide receiver,
Evergreen High School in Oregon. David Tungui Lanu defensive tackle,
menlo Atherton High School in California, Gauge Tanner linebacker, Rocky
Mountain High School, Idaho, and then Enig Watson cornerback, quarterback
out of Ala in Arizona.
Speaker 2: So a total of eleven.
Speaker 1: New transfers and then you have you know, new freshmen
return missionaries that combined for twenty one guys. So you
have thirty two new players on the roster. Ronald the
three man Weaver. You're looking at the list, What do
you see?
Speaker 2: What do you like? What would you like to see
more of?
Speaker 4: Look, I've been debating if I should saying this.
Speaker 5: I won't say any names there accounts, but a certain
person didn't like mar B two take. We all know
who that person was. You know, I got tweeted that, Look,
I still think Preston Wrexham and the Stantinto's down.
Speaker 4: You heard it from Jared Bletsoe.
Speaker 5: You know who is close to the program, who knows
talent right, can evaluate and still think he can do
some things. The guy I really been thinking about Ben
And this is with guys who to injury and coming in,
you know, in the wide receiver room. I've really been
pondering your question a lot with Jared and I've been
thinking about it. Is the last you know, thirty six
hours and the name that kept popping in my brain
was Legend Glaster.
Speaker 4: It just kept popping up. I don't know why I
could get.
Speaker 5: It out, and I think that's the ability to be
on kickoff. You know, if Cody's not able to stay healthy, right,
He's had some dings and some bruises.
Speaker 4: That's a part of the game. There's attrition. But then
when you look at.
Speaker 5: His tape in high school and it's a guy that
no one's really talking about, you know, you like that
he's coming in.
Speaker 4: He's family.
Speaker 5: But you mentioned, people mentioned Terrence sering On, people mentioned
the pula. I think this is a guy that people
might just slightly be overlooking. Now you have to go
put in the work and the time, but I really like,
you know, Legend Glaster.
Speaker 4: You can't teach speed.
Speaker 5: He also can't teach a guy that has a big
body bind that can run on the outside and the inside.
That's the thing when you're what a possession receiver Thatt
six's four, you got to have the speed and he
has all of that. He has all of the intangibles.
We'll see what his weight is. But that's a guy
I'm gonna have my eye on. I really think that
could be a dark horse that that could has the
opportunity to push for playing time. They got a lot
of young talent, but I'm looking at legend Glasgow like
what he brings to the table.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're looking for somebody to step up as a
wide receiver, right Who's gonna be that guy, that playmaker
who can maybe fill those shoes of a Parker Kingston
in whose absence. Maybe you have a bunch of young bucks.
Maybe it's Kyler Casper as well that steps a big time.
But right now, still a lot of question marks surrounding
the wide receiver room. We'll get eyes on during springball,
but you have plenty of new faces to get to
know with Kyler Casper, Terren Serion, and Legend Glasger all
coming in, as well as Jaron Pula at wide receiver.
Kennon Pulla listened as a safety right now, but could
play wide receiver as well if you need them. But
Jet Nelson has listed as a wide receiver American Fork
High School another big, long and athletic wide receiver.
Speaker 2: He's coming off a mission.
Speaker 1: I never put too much stock on return missionaries to
make an impact in the skilled positions. It's very difficult
to do unless your name is Austin Colly, Dennis Pitta,
et cetera. But that's your list of players new transfers,
new faces, new places, real quick guys, a couple other
things here. As a producer of college football here on
your Utah ESPN Radio Network, appreciate you tuning in, chiming
in wherever you're tuning in, chiming in from Brett McMurphy's
twenty twenties is way too early college football Bowl predictions
has bi you returning to the alibible to take on
the Washington Huskies.
Speaker 2: In fact, so yeah, you.
Speaker 1: Either love it, yeah hate Bregg mc murphy right now,
because I believe he's got his college football playoff bracket
already put out, and he's got number nine Utah heading
to the colleg football play If he's go got number
twelve of you TSA versus number five, he's got Utah
number nine versus Oregon number eight, Oklahoma number eleven at
number six, Texas Tech, and then number ten sexas A
and m at number seven Indiana that first round also
Notre Dame, Miami, Ohio State, and Georgia as his top
four teams and top four seeds in his.
Speaker 2: College football Playoff bracket.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he's a predicting BYU go in to the
Alamo ball a way too early, right, But look, that
would mean b way, you're probably winning double digits. Getting
into the double digits again, it would not be the
worst thing to happen to BYU three consecutive double digit
win seasons and finishing up in the top twenty five.
But maybe your expectations are a little bit higher after
going eleven and two and twelve and two in consecutive seasons.
What do you think, Ronald the three and Man Weaver?
Will the expectation be? What will quota be from the
BYU fan base in twenty twenty six? From a win standpoint,
Let's just say they go to a ball.
Speaker 5: It's always the same thing as it was last year. Man, Look,
that's the standards you have to get to. If you
get back to the same number wins, you get back
to the championships at.
Speaker 2: But is that quota you're saying eleven? Yea quota?
Speaker 5: I think to Okay, I'll take a step back and say,
I think ten wins is quota for this team.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't think in general as a whole. You
can't sit it.
Speaker 5: No, this team the talent that it brings back on
the defensive side of the ball, even with the young
talent that it brings and I got pinged by certain someone.
Don't I apologize Josiah Phillips hoigh in the world that
I forget about you.
Speaker 4: Jojo Phillips is still there as well.
Speaker 5: You know you have to look like what you saw
in the pop stars both from him, he has an opportunity.
But to your point, Ben, no, I think ten wins
they're hard to come by in college football. But with
the Kilani culture, with Kelly Papingo, with all the defensive starters,
even if you don't know who RB two is, even
with the wide receiver struggles, if they are able to
run the football with LJ unless, say Michael Beck said,
as a bruiser gets in there with two forty, Ben,
I think you think with K pop, who's your team
and you know what his philosophies are.
Speaker 4: There will be growing pains.
Speaker 5: But I think for the most part, even if they're
in close ballgames and not doing maybe getting all the
turnovers that they did last year, they're gonna get a
lot of stops.
Speaker 1: Ben.
Speaker 5: You can't return that many defensive starters and not have
ten wins. That just don't see it possible. So I
think ten wins for this particular team in general, I
would say a but Bear in his second year, getting
Ig Beck is huge, bringing in Kdulujave, getting Jake Clifton,
you know, every you got Folatasatuala, who will be a
draft pick, right, Tommy Prawnsis had to Richard, he got
dinged U Ben. What they bring back, I like it.
So I'm gonna say they lean on the defense. I'm
going ten wins, and I don't think that's hyperbole.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, and what we're saying is like regular season. Right,
Let's just say you're gonna go to a ball dance
fight ten in the season, so you know it's.
Speaker 2: A regular season.
Speaker 1: Saying ten wins is the quota ten wins, it's a
lofty quota, high expectations in Kugarnation. I'm going to put
it to a poll and see what Cougarnation, what Cougarnation's
feeling about this twenty twenty six roster. Twenty twenty six
team that returns much talent, a lot of great players,
no doubt about, especially on the defense of the ball,
with great offensively as well.
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to get into some sound bites. That's why Jason Beck,
former BYU Cougar quarterback has left the University of Utah.
Remember he was the He's a quarterbacks coach at b
A once upon a time, went over to UVA University
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With Bronco men in Hall and made his way back
to the Great City of Utah as the OC of Utah.
Speaker 2: And killed it. He killed it.
Speaker 1: That offense was really really good there in Salt Lake City.
And now he's the Michigan offensive coordinator. Now, now, why
in the world would he leave Utah for Michigan. He
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offensive coordinator of Michigan, tells you why he left Utah
off for Michigan.
Speaker 6: I really found out right as we were getting ready
to leave for the bowl game in Vegas. I think
it was right before we left I found out they
offered with the job. And it was the morning we
took off for the bowl game that I found out
he accepted the job.
Speaker 4: At that point, you know, now you have a decision
to make. So it was a hard decision.
Speaker 6: But that's when it kind of really became serious and
ultimately just came down such a great opportunity, and Jamie
and my family really wanted me to do it and
be a part of it, and and so we kind
of made it happen and here we.
Speaker 2: Are, baby. There you go. That's Jason Beck an opportunity.
Speaker 1: It was an opportunity he couldn't refuse, right, he could
not deny h Kyle Whittingham and co. And they brought
Jason to Michigan and we we wish him well. Congratulations
all the success. I love and appreciate my former teammate
and a great quarterback that got only a future answers
to lead us to glory and victory, but because he
had to back up a pyu Braton John Beck. Jason
a fantastic football mind and you're seeing that as the
offensive coordinator of Utah and of course now hopefully he
continues that success in the Big ten.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Jason Beck also had a couple of other things to
say about the secret to quarterback success, and this is
what he had to say about the secret elements and
recipe to quarterback success.
Speaker 6: I'm going to call you the quarterback whisper or Jason,
what has been the key to you helping these guys
evolve in many of their cases become NFL quarterbacks, build
the offense around their strengths, do what they do best
so they can be confident and thrive and do well
and the second thing is the ability to understand each
quarterback and understand how they think, what they're comfortable with,
so you can teach and develop them and put that
offense around that characteristic they able.
Speaker 4: To develop him to be successful. Is kind of the
key for me.
Speaker 6: It's all about building strengths and not trying to force
a guy to do something he just isn't the best at.
Speaker 4: But that's what I like to do.
Speaker 2: On the nitchelot always.
Speaker 1: I've seen many coaches try to put the the round
peg into the square hole.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work.
Speaker 1: You have to take the talents and abilities, the core
competencies of a football player and then go out and
build an architect, a strategy, a scheme that highlights that
skill set. And that's what you've seen Jason Beck do.
Know sands or butts about it. That's what he does best,
and that's why he's had continued success wherever he goes,
wherever he roams. I'm just glad he's gotten the opportunities
as an offensive coordinator, not just a quarterbacks coach, because
he's he's one of the most distute minds I think
in college football on the offense side of the bone
and and thank goodness BYU's defense was able to stemy
that that offensive, uh that offensive you know it wasn't
a juggernaut, but it was a really good offense last
year at the University of Utah. I believe ESPN SP
plus the final rankings had Utah from an offense wive
output standpoint in grants that you can say, hey, they
got a lot of mop up time, they got a
lot of like you know, style points, et cetera. But
they were six in the nation last year per at
ESPN SP plus Offensive Efficiency Metric and so pretty good,
pretty good offense.
Speaker 2: The defense was seventeenth.
Speaker 1: By the way for Utah special teams taking a drop
though seventy fourth at any rate. That's your Cougar byte
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a little Cougar inside of port. Who's who are some
of the fastest combo players in this on this bay
You Cougar football team, Maybe you're wondering how the offseason
training is going now. They're trending towards testing right now.
Right they're gonna be doing all their testing in the
weeks leading up to springball camp Koalani twenty twenty six.
So you're gonna get the how much weight can they push,
how much force they generate, how fast are they, how
explosive are they? And getting some nuggets here from these
reports from many of my sources.
Speaker 2: And wanted to give a few nuggets to you guys.
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Speaker 1: Ronald, Okay, the combos, I've been getting some data on
the combos this week.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: The combos are the combo position running back, tight end,
linebacker okay. And you can also say like the outside
edge dns okay, are also included that could have stand
up dns that are pass rushers. Now, remember there's a
few guys that are out right now. I imagine there's some
injuries and other things. Guys that are rehabilitating from surgery excess,
like Noucy Tomboy, paoluc has noose, has got the juice,
as they say. But who would you say, you know?
And I did tease it a little bit. Who you
say is are some of the fastest guys at the
combo room running backs, tight end and of course the
linebackers at outside edge dns.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, if I had to think of, you know,
running back, obviously Devon e could been that speed. I mean,
when he's able to break it, get through the hole,
he's gone. That's one of the guys you think of
running back obviously. You know from a tight end perspective,
Walker Lions gets up there. That guy was playing in
the slot outside. Anytime he got a flex tight end
like that, Ben, you know he's gonna be phenomenal. He's nasty.
And then look you know the the edge rushers. Look, Ben,
that's it's tough. Now, Nucy obviously being hurt. That's my
my pick is the guy he's so fast, been like
when he doesn't need to, you know, be in springboard.
I think you know what you got her spring balls
about finding the technique and the and you know, getting
everything and getting the reps. But it's gonna give younger guys.
But like those three ben like how do you not
take those? But I'm really impressed to see what Devon
ekka uh can do because Lj's a bruiser. When he
gets to the second level, he can't break away. But
Devon's speed is different. You know you mentioned it before,
putting on muscle. Excited to see what he can do.
And then Walker Lion, you need that, Carson Ryan. Really,
I think put Bya's program back to where it should
where it has always been of they run the freaking football,
been running dang football, excuse me, that's the phrase, and
throwing the tight end.
Speaker 4: So excited to see what those two guys can do.
I think they'll get playing time this year.
Speaker 1: Coming in at the Morouno fastest combo player right now,
Devon Eckao Boom. You know who's right on his tail though,
nipping at his heels Logan pain the pain train a
nip been at his heels, not toos far off and
remember Logan Pains two twenty.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: So five ten to twenty Devan, who's probably around one
ninety one ninety five right now. Uh, but Logan, So,
Logan's almost thirty pounds heavier than him and running almost
as fast as Wow.
Speaker 2: So don't don't sleep on my head. Look, I've been.
I've been.
Speaker 1: I've been talking about pain Train for a minute, you
n gpa both, I've been talking about the pain Train.
I like him, I like him a lot, and I
just like his stock. I like the culture from which
he comes from, the branch of Pain. I played with
one of his uncles, Mitch Pain, and obviously know his
father quite well. Uh, Matt Payne, one of the greatest punters,
the best biggest hitters in uh in the specialist room
ever to come through Brigham.
Speaker 4: Then, how much most of do you think Devon will
play with next season? You think it'll be two hundred?
You think that is?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, yeah, I'll try to get some validation
on on weights and where he's currently sitting. But uh,
I would be surprised if he's at two hundred. Okay,
I would probably meet Lean more towards like one ninety five,
you know, I mean, it would be great if he
came in at like one ninety eight and then.
Speaker 2: You're gonna lose water weight. That's yeah, you under that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, once you start running and you're not lifting as much,
you're not eating as much, you're getting in more cardio,
et cetera. But uh, yeah, Devon Ekka, I believe right
now he's probably coming in around one yeah, one ninety five.
Actually he's going.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Handlesenko. So if he can be there one
ninety five, I look, maybe he could get up to
two hundred. Maybe he could. Uh, we'll see something to
keep an eye on. No doubt, big body. I just
wanted them to stay healthy and elastic. So number two
Logan payn Walker, Lions, Number three tight end that, my friends,
is impressive. Walker Lions is fast, Walker Lions is flying.
I want to say his speed may be equivalent to
some of the wide receivers on this roster. And at
two hundred and forty pounds to two hundred and forty.
Speaker 4: Five, that's what mean him the big recruit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, no doubt. Yeah, he can he can run, bro,
he can run with the best of them.
Speaker 5: They need the red zone threat, and I keep talking
about that. You just don't need a big body, you
need a guy that can run routes. I'm serious, Like
this has not hyperbolely been, especially with you know, not
getting your leading or receiver back. Who you know, we
don't have to get into all the discussion, but who's
the guy that's I think the biggest red zone threat. Yes,
I know he hasn't taken a snap yet for BAU,
but I believe the biggest red zone threat going into
twenty twenty six twenty seven season at bear Bachmer will
target a lot.
Speaker 4: Is Walker Lyons.
Speaker 1: When's the last time BYU had a tight end that
could take it to the house. Yeah, I mean as
far as like top end speed is concerned, I mean
Matt Bushman could could gallus with the best one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Matt, Matt.
Speaker 4: Could move a little bit too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Elk before his injury could run. Dallan Holker could run.
Speaker 4: Oker could run.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Remember that he saw the game bin that we saw
before his mission where he just he I can't remember
what they ran they ran. I think it was a
nice cross out play, goes across the linebacker's face, gets
p that took out the safety. He like dives been
too the pile line by five yards and scores and
you and I said that's gonna be a great addition
in the future. And he still had a successful career.
But yeah, dolla hooker man, what could have been.
Speaker 2: No doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Johnny Harlen could scoot with the best one out in
the open field. His forty time wasn't as impressive bas
whose top end speed, and he could gallop like a
gazelle when he got out into the open LJ. Martin
is one of the top five. Kadu Lawave in the
top five as far as top end speed, Jay Clifton
showing well, javesa DEMONI will Zundel, ephram Asciata okay eph
and I see you dog Ceo, Sepha Brown that runs
out your top ten Press and Rex at eleven and
then Blake Low, Talcilia Kana, Charles Miska and SciOne Moa
your top fifteen out of the combos. So shout out
to the speedsters getting bigger, faster, stronger in the offseason.
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