Speaker 1: Is something special for you.
Speaker 2: It's time for Cougar Sports, one part of Utah's ESPN
Radio network. Here's your host, credible.
Speaker 3: Fan.
Speaker 4: I'm mentioninal broadcasting from our band or Wealth Studios, Bantererwealth
dot Com. Get on a free qn A, no obligation
to invest n A with our tax more wealth advisors,
our certified financial planners. Nobody does it better than vander Wealth.
Let's band together build wealth Today at band or Wealth
got a great show for you. As always, we're gonna
be celebrating the b YU I away state win and also
discussing why not everyone who's bought into the BYU hype
train right now, they still are in disbelief. They feel
like the hand of of UH, of deity is intervening
for BYU to win. Why is that? Why can't we
get everyone bought in? And when will everyone buy in?
Does it take a win over Texas Tech? Maybe on
their road, but now you have a third string quarterback
that's going to be starting for the Red Raiders, which
gives the national media, the national pundits another outlet to say, well,
they didn't beat Texas Tech at their best, but boy,
you got the win on the road sixty in front
of sixty two thousand fans, without their starting running back,
they're starting Iowa State starting defensive tackle, made it back.
Speaker 3: They had a bye.
Speaker 4: We think of all the things that we're working against
BYU in this game, from injuries to Iowa State finding
their way back into health and all that time to
prepare well coached, well resourced in front of their fans.
It was truly a monumental win for this BYU Cougar
football team and program. We're going to discuss it getting
into all the news and notes, all of the minutia
here on your uti. ESPN Radio Network one three nine
ninety eight point three being the fan and as I mentioned,
keep us locked in on that one oh three nine
FM Dowlan, Utah County, then ninety eight point three FM
Dowland Sally Davison, Weber Counties. You can stream us espndefan
dot Com, ESPN the Fan, the app as well as
the tune and app, and then if you missed any
of it, download the podcast, iTunes, Spreaker, Google Playing Music, iHeartRadio, Spotify.
Speaker 3: Can please give us a rate and give us a review.
We appreciate it.
Speaker 4: When you do, you can follow me on ex acquittal Benjamin,
follow us at ESPN the fan for all of our
news and notes coming out of the show, all of
our content, and we got a fantastic show for you,
as I mentioned, delving in to all the sound postgame,
getting into the key questions and what needs to happen
going forward in order for BYU to keep on keeping
on and continue to win.
Speaker 3: At a high level.
Speaker 4: So guys, let's fire up ESPN, the fans, starting lineup music,
and I can introduce you to my cost and the
rest of the Star Study cast joining us four these Monday,
October twenty seventh edition our bye week edition, and the
bye week could have come at a better time.
Speaker 3: Why because we have a lot of injuries right now.
Speaker 4: Everybody's staked up, every dut buddy's bruised. But by you
still eight no and top ten in the country.
Speaker 3: I've never seen it before.
Speaker 4: Baus tied for ten and the People Ball and thin
their ninth in the Coaches Ball.
Speaker 3: It's walking in of course. And foremost, Ronald the three
Man Weaver.
Speaker 4: Coming back off of not a Vaka a wedding day
that he was the nuptial creator. He was the one
officiating Ronald Bishop Weaver, How mack, are.
Speaker 5: You not a bishop?
Speaker 4: They did take me literally, Bishop don't know about that
Creek side war, No, not at all.
Speaker 5: Y'all don't want to hear from that. A lot of
people know how that feelings hurt, and the Lord knows
all hurt feelings. And I won't care because that's the
type of individual I am. No, it took me off
but sixty seconds to get officially licensed to officiate a wedding,
So I'm gonna put that on the market. I was
told by everybody actually started as a business, So maybe
it's a little side hustle. I throw some little ad libs.
My sister's gonna have a house divided just like others,
like you know yourself.
Speaker 4: At first, there's got dogs are role tied in that household.
My wife is a lum of the universe exactly. But
the only reason she went to Utah is because she
didn't get into b Yu. So she knows God, she knows,
you know that she really wanted to go to Brigham.
Speaker 3: She didn't get in. She went up on the hill,
she got her degree with honors.
Speaker 4: She's phenomenal, But as soon as she got married, she
said she said, boy said gokoks and she she shot
that super wide, like super why up in the air?
Speaker 3: Go cooks.
Speaker 5: No, it's a house divided. Uh, sisters roll tied, brother
in law's go dogs. It was a fun time. Happy
that I was able to do that for them. So
shout out to Rachel even he from Coomb officially married now.
But yeah, it was a little bit of a vacate.
Got a chance to go to the world a Coca Cola.
The aquarium that they have there's the biggest in the world.
All of my the biggest thing is about It's not
about me at this point, being I have a daughter
now it's about her. She got to meet her cousins
for the first time. They all took pictures together, so
making those family memories matter so much. And then got
to go to an Atlanta Hawks game. Shot out to
Travis Hanson. I appreciate him hooking it up for the family.
So it was a good opportunity. And then you know,
to shine the light on them. But man weddings to
set up and take down. I forgot because it's been
so long, Bread and Ben how much it was. So
it was a long time to do. But happy for them.
I'm back in the throttle. But here I just want
to give a shout out to Emily Horrocks, my wife.
After the wedding was over Friday, I said, look, the
game is Saturday. She drove all the way down to
the aquarium and let me watch the game and hook
it up to the car. And while we were walking
around the aquarium, because she knew that I had to
come back on Monday, and said, hey, you got to
take care of business. So I was able to part
take and watch the whole game. So I saw everything
that occurred, Ben, from the seventy five yard first play
to the pick six. So shout out to her and
let me watch the game. It was great, Ben. And
yes the national media is still discredits. B Why you
I've never seen a team tied for tenth ever happened.
Speaker 3: And in my lifetime.
Speaker 4: But I maybe I just haven't been monitoring the eight people.
Maybe I'll shoot a mesterage over to Cougar's tacks. Let's
also welcome in Brett. Always bring the hammer hammertime show
what's up, buddy.
Speaker 6: I think we should not skip over the fact that
Ron Weaver, when talking about starting this officiating.
Speaker 3: Business as a business said, throwing in ad libs?
Speaker 6: There can you imagine we're here to celebrate the day
of Charlie and his beautiful daughter Sarah.
Speaker 3: By the way, it's brought to you by Draft Kings.
Speaker 6: If you want to like you just doing ad libs
and make it look, I understand you've got to make
your money.
Speaker 3: So but I don't know that.
Speaker 6: Dropping ad libs in the middle of the couple's special
day look while that that sounds like s and el
s get honestly, and that's something you should sell to them.
Speaker 3: Just like you just opened your shirt. You got a
Royal Army brand under you.
Speaker 4: Know if you have a viral video, I guess of
your wedding. If you're that high profile, you can get
sponsorships shows.
Speaker 3: Don't how much the couple will it. But if you
make your money, that's been all love this matter.
Speaker 5: This was made it on the whole trip, be in
our war while I was setting up this role on
me brand hat so that confidence I did. Actually people
said I actually liked the camo and then it's all
BYU and and open up doors. So I did a mission.
Speaker 3: I worked too.
Speaker 4: Hey, always you know, putting your best foot forward and
bringing people under break them as well as to the faith,
and so both of those things, they're both missionary work
in two fronts. You know what I mean, Ronald Brett,
it's a pleasure, it's a blessing having you next to
me as we break down all the news and notes
of the day. Also, shout out to Mark Martin, how
that g are you?
Speaker 3: Mad? Mark Kelly behind the glass.
Speaker 5: Not doing too bad?
Speaker 7: Not doing too bad? Ben shout out to Ronald and
his family and the wedding and all that. That's really
cool and all that. But I'm not gonna let this slide.
Everybody knows I'm the objective one. I don't understand how
BYU is being disistected by the media. You guys are
ranked in the near top ten.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 7: You'd be like, well, we should be ahead of Miami.
I agree with that undefeated team should be ahead of
a one lost team, But the Apeopole have shown all
season to be inconsistent.
Speaker 3: With how they rank teams.
Speaker 7: And it's just it's not the most serious people that
watch college football every single weekend, and I think at
the at the end of the day, there are plenty
of teams ahead of BYU that are gonna lose games
in conference championship games or in the mere future that
I think BYU's position is a comfortable position, and I
think they should just ride the wave until the teams
in front of them lose because BYU will take advantage
of that.
Speaker 3: Wait, you're telling me the AP poll voters they don't
watch every game of college football that matters. How are
they voting? Then? I thought this was a big jay journalism.
I thought these guys actually watch football, Martin.
Speaker 7: You know that's not up to me. I wish I
got an AP like top twenty five like way to vote.
I would vote every single week and to determine who's
the top twenty five. But like I said, I don't
think there should be any complaining. I think it should
just be, you know what, let the ships sail where
they do, and at the end of the day, I
think BYU will be comfortably in the top ten at
the end.
Speaker 1: Of the season.
Speaker 5: To next Tuesday, this goes away, Ben, That's all I'll say.
Speaker 6: True.
Speaker 3: Next Tuesday, you.
Speaker 5: Think the College Football Playoff Committee will meet or release
the top twenty five standings for the first time. Next Tuesday,
November fourth, will officially have what will be based on
everything strength of schedule accordingly, so the ape pole will
still be there, but that is now going to go
away with because the committee been starting next Tuesday will meet.
Speaker 4: I still think there's gonna be plenty of committee members
that are gonna pull up the resume. They're gonna pull
up strength of schedule. They're gonna say X y Z,
don't make some justifications for BYU being either, you know,
just on the outside or just barely in of the
college football playoffs. You have to pick them though, because
they are the top. They are the cock of the
walk in the Big twelve right now, that's a term, guys.
I know you guys are twenty eight and twenty seven respectively.
Cock of the walk. That's an appropriate term for this, guys.
I got a lot of and enthusiastic you were about it. Anyway,
there's gonna be plenty of controversies still surrounding BYU in
the Big twelve because they're in the Big twelve.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: The reason why Texas Tech was elevated to upper echelonte
status is because of the form and fashion that they
beat a media favorite in Utah, and Utah has been
a pac twelve and a Pack ten or Pac twelve
favorite for a long time, and they were supposed to
run the conference, et cetera. Uh and and it hasn't
gone that way. But they look better this season. Uh,
even though they lost to their rival and they lost
to Texas Tech. But Texas Tech spent a lot of
money and they created They were one of the best
transfer portal acquisitioners, those that go out and acquire the
best talent via the portal last off season, top five,
and they spent.
Speaker 3: A lot of money.
Speaker 4: Therefore, they they were a favorite because most people are
still buying into the fact that you're supposed to buy
your roster in the Model era. Miami went out and
bought their roster and they've looked good, but they also
still have they're not undefeated, right, So you take all
of this into account, and BYU didn't have.
Speaker 3: The highest rated transferportal class. It was one of the worst.
Speaker 4: In fact, go back and look at their transfer portal
class rated extremely low. Okay, not a great class. Yet
you had Utah fans saying, oh, they're they're bribing, and
they're they're trying to acquire through money and all these things. Uh,
they're they're the talents of the University of Utah.
Speaker 3: It is what it is.
Speaker 4: They were not rated all that high with their recruiting
class via the portal, so there wasn't a ton of hype.
And you had lost your red shirt senior quarterback prior
to kickoff, and so you've had to gain a significant
amount of ground throughout the season. There are some pundits
out there that are bought into BYU. RG three says
that BYU is the real deal.
Speaker 3: Okay, there are.
Speaker 4: Others out there that like Fornelli, he likes b he
likes b Yu, but these are not mainstream guys. I
would say, although the game day ESPN game Day did
pick b YU to win, and I asked myself, is
this a good omen or a bad omen? And ended
up being a good sign and they know ball. But
everyone was scared. Everyone was anxiety filled in that first half.
I got so many messages from people, by the way,
and I don't know what type of fans you guys are.
I got so many messages from fan saying I turned
the game off after the first half, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Like they stopped watching the turn that the way.
Speaker 4: The anxiety was too high They're like, you're gonna let
me down there there.
Speaker 3: I knew it. I knew they were gonna finally let
me down. I'm like, and they stopped.
Speaker 4: Watching bo fans are extremely superstitious, so they now believe
that they because they turned off the TV and they
stepped away from the television, went and started gardening, like
I had gardeners, I had YouTubers. You know, I had
people fall asleep, right, they told me they fell asleep.
I mean, I'm talking about everything to avoid the game,
and they woke up or they came back in and
BoA's winning. So whatever they did at halftime, now they're like, Okay,
like I did the right thing. We got a lot
of superstitious fans out there now. I just think that
this team is gritty. I think they're resilient. I think
they're well coached. I think they finish. I just think
the culture is winning out and the stoicism that you
see in Bear is across every single player. Bear's is
very much that type of person. But this entire team
is even keeled. This entire team is kind of hardened
by or rather they stay in the moment. They don't
let the moment be too big for them, and so
they keep on showing up every single play and finding
a way to win.
Speaker 3: How about the turnaround from.
Speaker 4: Falla Tau Satanwalla getting exposed early first play and even
getting his phones in the first half in general, coming
out balling out in the second half, shout out to
Folatow big kugurro him. That's a youthful, talented young man
that could have folded.
Speaker 3: He did not. So it's everywhere. It's not just Bear.
Speaker 4: You're seeing it from guys like Kevin Doe number thirty one,
who's out there doing his job on punt cover getting
coached up by Kelly pepinga ca pops telling him, hey,
finish the play. These uh, these special teams units of
Iowas state okay that are blocking the gunners.
Speaker 3: They are not paying attention.
Speaker 4: You can push these players into what did Tanner wall
do a season or so a gun same thing, same thing.
I believe it was maybe twenty twenty three at TCU.
Speaker 3: That he did it. I can't remember.
Speaker 4: It was like this has happened before under Kate Pop.
So anyway, there's a lot to take in. I want
to get into the nitty grity. We're gonna punt centificate
on all of these things that have occurred. They're in
provo and in the big twelve.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Check out the rest of our ESPN the fans starting lineup.
We got Kalani Satake sound. I think we get into
Fanatau and logo the two we sound. We have Brady Papinga,
John Beck joining us. Don't miss a beat of it.
Let's get into the nitty gritty always brought to you
by Complete Circuit, Electricomplete Circuit Electric Utah dot com. Gentlemen,
we have please present our dunces with their interpretation of
the nitty.
Speaker 8: One to one too.
Speaker 1: So anyways, let's get down.
Speaker 3: Then.
Speaker 4: Nitty gritty always brought to you by our good friends
at Complete Circuit, Electricomplete Circuit, Electric guta dot com. If
you're looking for an honest, hard working, cost transparent electrician
who's all so a big BYU fan, you gotta contact
my guy Rustin Taylor today does everything to code over
twenty three years of experience. He wants to earn your
business today should have a text. Let him give you
an opportunity to give you a quote. Eight oh one
four hundred zero eight eight five it's E one four
hundred zero eight eight five Complete circuit Electric, Complete circuit
Electric Utah dot com. If you need extension, build out,
panel upgrades, rewiring remodels, maybe you're getting a chicken coop installed,
maybe you're getting asana installed outside, whatever it may be. Uh,
he can help you, he can aid you, he can
support you. Give him a call today, big BYU fan
would love to earn your business today.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get into this now, guys.
Speaker 4: Kaleidis stock is opening statement postgame versus Iowa State.
Speaker 1: Great game, glad our guys were able to come through
and get the win there, and you know, had a
lot of things going against us, especially at the beginning,
and that was because Iowa State is a really good
team and there so the guys that are ranked for
they were ranked for a reason. And then they had
a bunch of injuries that that kind of slowed them down.
And I thought, uh, they had a great game plan
and made things really difficult for us, and especially in
the first half and first quarter especially, and so hats
off to coach Campbell and and to the to Iowa State.
I thought they did a great job with a game
plan and we had to make some adjustments and things
like that. But I'm glad that our guys are able
to hold their composure and know that it's a long
game and that you know, just keep playing and keep
fugging away. And so I thought it was a great environment.
Uh Man, I enjoyed being here. I know it. It was.
It was loud, and it's a difficult place to play,
and I think it's a beautiful venue. The fans are
awesome on both sides of thought. Iowa State was awesome
supporting their team, and I think this is a really
good Iowa State team. I think a lot of the
issues have been the injuries. Once they start getting me
and you saw once they got Carson backed, he saw
what he can do with the ball in his hands,
and and Rock always dangerous. I thought. I thought that
we just kept making it difficult for them. I said
that over and over again. Then we gave up a
bunch of big plays. And so, uh, if we can
limit the offensive big the big play production, it's not
not get as many big plays. I think it would
be better as a team. But overall, took all three phases.
I thought the poise that our leaders had and the
poison our coaches had was awesome, and it took all
three three phases for us to fight back into this
and and really happy about the end result. Really happy
about the second half, to be honest with you, looking
at the way we turned that around and just felt good.
Felt like we were in control with with a lot
of the clocks and and and just just the overall
momentum in the temple. So once uh, once I was done,
I felt like, you know, we can be in a
really good spot making making other teams have to play
catch up. I kind of like that, and so we
were able to get our big playmakers in there and
get you get another turnover. So really happy with the
production for our team. All three phases has been done,
a great job with coaches and the leaders, and now
we have a buy coming up, take advantage of it,
get an early start in Texas Tech. Use our second
bite differently than we did a first blind because the
science tells us too. So we'll do everything we can
to get our team ready mentally, physically and spiritually, get
ready for the for the next one and in a couple.
Speaker 3: Weeks really physically and spiritually.
Speaker 4: Guys, gotta get everybody right right now, what's our injury report, Well,
this question mark surrounding L. J. Martin's left shoulder, it
looked like either a gleno humoral shoulder separation or an
AC joint separation. As I put it out to all
of my practitioners that watched it, it looked like a
direct impact on what we call the A chromium. The
A chromium is ultimately the chromeo clivicular joint is connected
by three ligaments. Sometimes you'll get a disruption of those
ligaments and you'll get a you guys played football, you'll
get that bump right on the top of the shoulder.
It'll elevate a little bit more super sensitive. You can
play through that. You can play through that. Even a
gleno humor is say, you can play through that. So
you hope it's just not a fracture and it's a
good sign. He did not have a sling on his
shoulder leaving, so that to me sounds like either sublexation.
It could be a severe stinger, which would be more
of the brachial plexus stretching, but like I think he
would have had some sort of a slinger brace on
after the game, So I'm hoping, fingers crossed it's an
ac joinder a Glenno Humerl sublexation, and he'll be back.
Speaker 3: Will he run the same his lower half will be fined.
Speaker 4: Will he lower his shoulder in the same similar fashion
that he was prior to the injury. Maybe not, but
it would just be great to have him back. It'd
be huge, Jack Kelly question Mark. Now it's the other shoulder.
He dove for the tackle, tried to wrap up I
think rock O Beck for a sack, and he landed
on the right shoulder.
Speaker 3: He was seen in a sling with his right shoulder.
Speaker 4: He could have dislocated the right one like he did
the left one, but it was a different It was
a different mechanism. Remember, he was a BMX biker growing up,
and those BMX.
Speaker 3: Guys high level.
Speaker 4: They they launch off of those bikes and they separate
their shoulders a lot.
Speaker 3: He started playing football his ninth grade year.
Speaker 4: I'm wondering if this is kind of just hyper mobile
shoulders that he's got. He I'm guessing he'll be able
to play. He gets two weeks, but he may have
two shoulder braces on his shoulders anyway. Uh other injuries
of note, it looks like Raider could make his way
back for the Texas Tech game, or hoping Tommy Prastus
his back to add some depth at the safety position
and nickel spot. You have Jonathan Abaya back, but he
really I don't know how much Jonathan really played.
Speaker 5: John hasn't been playing that much. He had one snap
in the Arizona game we got he was in tight coverage.
Was there a good ball, good catch? Just out of
He's just out of shape. He's not a game It's
hard to be in great game shape. You've been sitting
down for six weeks. You're not in game shape.
Speaker 4: Isaiah Glasker as an ankle injurer. He looks like a
shadow of himself right now. So it'll be good to
get him healthy and get him back on track. And
you know, I'm sure there's there's some other injury. Shaye
Bryan Strather by the way, I think it's gonna be uh.
I mean he's out for the season, but their hoping
fingers crossed he makes it back for next season.
Speaker 3: Uh. Anyway, b Yu needs to get healthy.
Speaker 4: And has a compartment issue, compartment cindrome issue.
Speaker 5: Jojo Phillis is the update there like R Yeah, that
would be huge, that would be massive.
Speaker 4: So anyway, that's a little everyone needs to get healthy, strong,
nourished and strengthen mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Let's get
to sound cut number two. What kind of adjustments did
you guys make at halftime?
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna tell you any specific adjustments. No, I
think the thing just keep the energy going and then
and really is a big plays a lot of it.
I mean, they're making some great plays. Sometimes that happens,
you know, and when you're going against a really, really
good team, and I have the reminder of these guys
played for the for the conference championship, you know, so
it's not like he's just gonna go in there and
just mop people up. And they've actually had a bunch
of injuries and even watching like Big Citrus, he's still
not one hundred percent, but he will be next week,
you know. And those guys, I mean, and I just
talked about, like with what Hanson was able to do.
I mean, this is a really good team, so you know,
we were fortunate to quiet the storm that happened and
then try to find a way to get some stack
plays on plays. And I felt like once we start
doing that, Guinea momentum. The guy started seeing it and
started to create some momentum on our sideline. The energy
and the rest worked out in our favor. So really
well coached team, great battle. I feel for them because
I know they're going through a lot of injuries, but
they're gonna be even more dangerous as they as they continue,
you know, in conference play, and I think they're gonna
they're gonn to get some victories. So we'll be cheering
them on.
Speaker 4: Was state schedule. You know, can they make BYU look better?
Like you thought maybe that Colorado could maybe be that
team to make b way you look better. They got
completely demolished by Utah. Maybe it's Utah. Maybe Utah is
gonna be the bell of the ball of the back
end of the Big twelve and stay in the top
twenty five.
Speaker 3: Right Their two losses are two BYU.
Speaker 4: And Texas Tech, two of the best teams, the best
teams in the Big twelve thus far this season. So
they have coming up Iowas State. They ge an opportunity
versus ASU. That's gonna be at home. That bodes well
for them. They're gonna be at TCU, that'll be a
tough one at amerg Carter Stadium, then they get the
bye week, then they face off against Kansas and Oklahoma State.
Iowa State may end up being a three loss team
at the end of the year, and if BYU, Utah
and Texas Tech are kind of at the top of
the food chain of the Big twelve, they may find
themselves in a bid for that pop Tards bullet. Again,
there shouldn't be a bad spot for that's a good
football team, and I think Kalani's right. I think them
getting healthier on the back end. They're They're trending in
the right direction, and their bye weeks are pretty strategic.
They could have knocked off the Cougars very easily. I mean,
oh yeah, that game could have gone gone sour for
the Kuges in that second.
Speaker 3: Half BYU resilience. Who's ever found a way to win?
Speaker 4: Obviously, but they that's a team that probably could have
been a two loss team at the end of the year.
Speaker 3: They may be only a three loss team by the
end of the year.
Speaker 5: Ben Ill, we were looking at it and checking and
we finally came to the conclusion. Bretton myself, the MVP
of Iowa State, not knocking on byu Is number fifty
seven Keanu Tonavasa. That interception that Logo Lutui had was tipped.
It was gonna make it. They were gonna go down
twenty four to seven because it's gonna be a walking touchdown.
It was tipped by Keano. Logan catches it and deflects it,
and that change the momentum. Logan made the play, but
Keano's hand been that stopped what would have probably been
a bad first half a long lie.
Speaker 3: Uh, it was big. It was massive.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Logan Lutui dropping in the coverage. That
was one of the biggest adjustments made was was bringing
field side pressure. It's one of the things that Klannie
didn't want to get into specifics on, but I'll tell you, Uh,
you saw a lot of field side pressure either from
the middle linebacker or the strong outside linebacker, and Logan
was dropping into coverage into like deep coverage.
Speaker 3: Almost had another pick later on where he was running.
Speaker 4: Kind of that banana route a little bit that that
steam route from the side end and or slot receiver.
So Logan dropping into coverage, that's something they hadn't showcased
a whole lot on film and Logan's much better in
coverage than I think people realize. Shout out to Logo
LUTUOI all right, let's get in at number three and
then we'll take a brief time out. We'll come back.
How much did the offense change after l J. Martin
went down with an injury.
Speaker 1: A little bit, But I think I think what we
saw from what we can do on the offensive side
was just just get some first downs, get some chunk yardage,
and uh, you know, they're a difficult team. I mean,
this is a this is a coaching staff that's been
together for a while, so, uh, this is a system
that's been in place. We knew that we just keep
keep plugging away and not getting down ourselves. We don't
have to make it all up in one play, and
we knew that we'd have to kind of make probably
possibly take take some fourth downs and convert them, you know,
and we're able to choose the right ones and even
even choosing the side when when the kickfield goals, I
thought was a really good moment for us. And you know,
Will was ready whenever whenever it happened. Although he can
work on his kickoffs a little bit better because we
kicked a couple of out of bounds, so Will's Will's human.
We'll make sure they fix that before we get up
to love it. But really happy with overall adjustments from
everybody on all three phases, the coaches and players was awesome.
Speaker 4: Will Farron has shown that this season he is human,
but he's he made it.
Speaker 3: I mean, he drilled that kick. I mean, look, Will.
Speaker 4: Shout out to him in a rockets and wild environment
sixty two thousand strong. When it mattered most to put
some points up on the board and get a little
momentum back in b Way's favor, he knocked it through
the upright. He's got to work on his hickeoff, no doubt.
But you also have to remember, like I think it
was gusty winning. There wasn't a two.
Speaker 3: It was a reallyusty.
Speaker 4: The issue was I think, like he's just gonna have
to work on his pooch kicks. He was trying to
drop it in between that second level and the third
level right returner, And the reason why they do that
is because if you get enough back spin on that
football and it drops and it kicks towards you, it'll
bounce towards you like a nice, nice pitching wedge, had
a nice uh stack until picking pitching wedge on the
golf course. And with our kick coverage like we're pretty good,
Like we had almost had one that the second level
passed up on and it dropped in between the returner
and that second level and one more bad bounds you
you may be able to retrieve that. You may be
able to recover that. Yeah, right, And so it's an
aggressive plate. We've been aggressive on special teams under Kelly
Papinga like Kelly Papinga and Kialani have a magic recipe
of aggression. Like it's backfired a few times, let's be honest,
but more often on it's actually had a great return
on investment. It's been awesome. Yeah, there have been times
where we probably shouldn't have gone for a fake punt.
Speaker 3: Sure maybe.
Speaker 4: Sure, but how many turnovers have we created on our
punt cover and kick cover team? And then how many
touchdowns have we also produced in punt return and kick return? Furthermore,
how many fake field goals and fake punts have we
executed on by using an elite special teams unit. So
even though I didn't like that, I think will will
we'll balance it all out and continue to play at
high level. Let's go to break. That's our nitty gritty,
brought to you by Complete Circuit electricomplete circuit Electric Utah
dot Com. If you're in need of an electrician, contact
rustin Taylor today. He specializes in all manner electrical work.
If you need recess lighting, installed firelarm system, outdoor lighting,
ceiling fans, search protection, electric car chargers, any accent lighting,
ten pedestals, you name it, he's got your cover. How
about spot hot top wiring and hookups, SPA hookups. They
got you covered at Complete circuit electric, complete circuit Electric
Utah dot com dot com hit him up today, Rustin
Taylor eight to one, four hundred zero eight five. That's
eight oh one, four hundred zero eight eighty five complete
circuit electric, complete circuit Electric Utah dot Com.
Speaker 3: Let's take a brief time out. We'll be back though.
Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 4: This is Cougar Sports on one O three nine ninety
eight point three.
Speaker 2: Fretty to become a master of the minutia surrounding Cougar Athletics. Well,
you've come to the right place. This is Cougar Sports
with Ben Grebel right here on one O three nine
at ninety eight three ESPN No.
Speaker 4: Fans time, Yeah buddy, All Blue Skies for b Yu
right now, mister blue Sky, the Electric Light orches strubbing.
It is back from the break I've been Brittal broadcasting
from bar Banterwell Studio.
Speaker 3: This is Scugar Sports. Go to Banterwealth Banterwell dot Com.
Speaker 4: Get on a free DNA, no obligation to invest un A,
no obligation to invest.
Speaker 3: UNA with our tax part Well indvisers. Save money and
your taxes today with Batterwealth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Buddies, Uh I love Electric Electric Lao Rista or
Orchestra and mister Bluesky.
Speaker 3: Manner of today brought to you by Royal Army Brand.
Speaker 4: Dot Com by you swag created by fans for fans.
Speaker 3: Stay loyal to the Royal rep and why the Right Way.
Speaker 4: Purchase all your Bway license apparel at Royal Army Brand
dot Com. Ronald three Man Weaver by my Side, Bred
Hammer in the House as well as Mark Kelly bind
the glash out at the VIC bram on the data
aggregation and putting together our newsletter. It is time to
continue to break down this by you win over.
Speaker 3: I wish stay getting into.
Speaker 4: The the sound bites of Kilanie as well.
Speaker 3: But keys to this game. You know who did you
guys give your game balls to?
Speaker 4: By the way, did you guys give out your coaching
game ball, your offensive and defensive player game ball? Maybe
special teams came up? Who'd you guys give your game
balls to?
Speaker 5: Yeah? For me, I've heard enough and we're actually gonna
have him on the line Wednesday. Guy holiday him and
I feel the same way. The disrespect to Aaron dehe
gets my goodness. I mean, the guy has the true
freshman Say no, he's thrown for over sixteen hundred yards.
He's throwing I think he's combined now been for what
almost twenty touchdowns, He's throwing three interceptions, hasn't lost the fumble.
I don't know what you want from Aaron Rodders in
that regard. Do you said that he was gonna earn
his money? Well, he already earned it. Bear Bachmeier to
me is already the Big twelve freshman of the year,
no doubt. I just I don't know what else you
want from him to be able to lose LJ. Martin
and put up you know, okay, to take away the
defensive score thirty four points, thirty four ben thirty four
on the road, he threw for three hundred yards, like
I didn't expect that. Like I'm amazed constantly that what
a rod is able to do with bear Bach mind,
how they're not only able to put the expectations what
he needs to be, but to exceed them. Honestly, it's
just amazing. So he gets it offensively. And then how
about this. I know people gonna say old Ja Hill's
a mastermind. He is, but I'm gonna give my defensive
one to Kelly Papinga. Might even have to give it
to see on it. But the whole defensive line, the
pressure that they caused a disruption, win the three, three,
five and even throwing four people like they brought a
lot of pressure. Body school Over had his breakout game
been like Body had two sacks, he looked great. Keanu
drew a couple of holding calls the tip deflection I
mentioned last segment, So I think you might have to
give it to Kelly and and Chione for what they
did there. I thought the defensive line played amazing and
caused a lot of problems to Rockobec was he was
struggling ben for and you put this out there, guy,
I only had three interceptions coming into the game for
the defensive line to get there says a lot. Go
back to what Kelly Papinka said, sacks can be a
little bit overrated, just a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my game ball goes to Aaron Roderick. I do
think Kate pop is from the coaching staff standpoint. I
do think all three coordinators did a phenomenal job at
different times in this game. I do think that that
a Rod being a little bit lean in his with
his playmakers. You had to reliably on obviously Chase and
Parker to win one on ones and to make plays
after the catch, and Bear needed to execute in throwing
the ball downfield, accumulating over three hundred yards for the
first time in his career on the road in front
of sixty two thousand fans.
Speaker 3: That is very, very difficult to do.
Speaker 4: But I give it to a Rod because of yes,
the points scored, but he was scheming players open, and
you don't always see that. You see in college football
many times quarterbacks, high level quarterbacks throwing guys open. You
don't typically see it from a true freshman quarterback.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 4: There's been a few occasions where Bear throws a guy
open in very refined coverage that chase you like, chop
shot chop that that throw, that top shelf throw that
was really nice over the top of the of the
defensive back on a line on a rope. There was
the the Carson ron In throw he ended up not retrieving.
It was like Game two versus Stanford. There's been times
where I'm like, hey, he's throwing throwing guys open. Typically
a Rod is scheming guys open. So I give it
to a Rod here because when you see that levels concept,
that flood levels concept from Parker Kingston to pick up
a first down for like a twelve yard game.
Speaker 3: And he's wide open. Okay, he's wide open.
Speaker 4: That to me is a coordinator scheming it and the
and the quarterback just has to see and throw without
a whole lot of like like reading, Okay, it's just
it's literally just throw it to the open, wide open man.
And uh So, I gotta give a lot of credit
to a Rod. I also give some some love to
j Hill in the second half phenomenal execution, uh and
and k Pop for creating I thought a momentum changing
play with his punt cover team. Uh as far as
the offensive MVP, you still have to lean on Bear
because of the productivity through the air and on the ground.
Awesome work from a true freshman, awesome work to stay stock,
and awesome work from his body to stay healthy. The centaur,
the Bear tar stay healthy this season is to me
pretty gosh thanking me. I want to knock on wood
here because the amount of touches that he's had to
take on that body, the vicissitudes of a college football
season are tremendous, and he has toiled, okay, relentlessly to
stay healthy and to compete in a like place for
this BYU Cougar football team and not cough up the
football with so many tots. So I give it to
Bear offensively and then defensively. You gotta lean folatile, right
Like how about the spectrum. There's a lot of BOI
fansiety interact with and they come up to me like
I shut down the game, or I stop watching, or
I'm so high anxiety and all these things.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I love football.
Speaker 4: Because it mirrors, in my opinion, the ups and downs,
the undulations, the bitter, the sweet, the good, the bad,
the beautiful, the ugly of life. I love it because
like we all come in contact with a little bit
of adversity in our lives. So maybe some more than others,
be it health, mental, physical, uh, you know, our finances,
our spirituality, whatever it may be. These temporal experiences gives
us the the the the the spectrum of life, right,
the the these opposing forces. And I love football because
in this particular situation and even the u of a game,
you started off hot, you lost two and a half quarters, second, third,
and half of the fourth before you got back in
the game and got to ot and you won.
Speaker 3: That to me is the spectrum.
Speaker 4: This game is the spectrum getting dominated in the first
half and still somehow being in the game one score
down and then you obliterate them in the second half.
Speaker 3: That is the spectrum, right, That is the.
Speaker 4: The good, the bad, This is the bidder.
Speaker 3: And the sweet. I love it.
Speaker 4: Even the Colorado game, being down fourteen to zero and
you're on the ropes, you could be knocked out and
you find a way to come back. That's what I
love about football, and that's what I love about life.
Speaker 3: So I love it.
Speaker 4: It's just another one of these games that you had
the full spectrum of emotions, and it makes it all
the more you fororic.
Speaker 3: I know everyone wants to blow out every single game.
Speaker 4: It's like, it's just so nice to sit back and
just enjoy a blowout. And you got that in the whack.
You got that maybe in the Mountain West Conference. You're
not gonna get that a whole lot in the Big Twelve,
not with this much parody, not with everything that is
occurring in college football from a free market, collegiate capitalistic platform,
unregulated in this era. So enjoy the spectrum, enjoy the anxiety,
enjoy the depression, and then enjoy the rejoicing of winning
a football game when you thought all was lost. It's
like this, Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We think all
is lost until we come to the reckoning that our
Lord and Savior has atoned for our sins, and all
we have to do is neil and bow and confess
and abide by its principles and ordinances of the Gospel.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be okay.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's the spectrum, baby, and I love it.
Let's get back to the sound. Kalona Stucken is a
great disciple of Christ, by the way, fantastic, Like he's
talking about emotionally, spiritually, mentally, all those things, physically getting back.
Speaker 3: Healthy and strong.
Speaker 4: Speaking of this, Logan Latwey been a great example of this.
How did Logan Latwey's interception change things for your defense?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Logan is a big time player for us,
and all the guys that on our team, we feel
really confident with them making place for us. And I
just like that even when he wasn't in, Logan was
supporting the rest of the guys that were in there,
the young guys that were getting some pressure on the quarterback.
I mean, this is a team effort, and I love
that all the guys are unselfish and they they know
that it's going to take more than just eleven guys
on defense. It's going to take some depth and guys
coming in filling in for them. And and I think
whenever the opportunity happens, these guys make plays, just like
Folly did on his pick six. So we're in a
really good spot. We just got to keep working and
keep you know, finding ways. We just got to get
better and stay humble and stay hungry and and to
make sure that we improved from this week to the
next time we.
Speaker 3: Play Saca Loca.
Speaker 4: Staying humble, staying hungry, Logan getting some love there. I
do think that was Obviously, the interception was fremendous.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: He was in the right place at the right time,
doing the right thing, being coachable, and then he caught
the football when the ball.
Speaker 3: Came his way.
Speaker 4: Logan deserves credit, but also the coaching staff des theer's
a ton of credit for putting him in that position.
Speaker 3: So shout out to Jay Hill.
Speaker 4: And I saw something in this game that I have
rarely seen in the Jay Hill era. Did you you
guys watch the game right right? You guys watched the
game and and there was a moment in this game
in which it panned to the booth and it was
in the second quarter, and Jay Hill is typically in
his seat and Gary Anderson's probably three four seats away
from him, yep, And what did you see? Gary Anderson
was over the sholder and Jay stressed out of his mind.
Speaker 3: Our game plan is not working.
Speaker 4: We thought they were gonna come out and they were
gonna go twelve and thirteen personnel and just run the ball.
Speaker 3: And they came out slinging it, Bro.
Speaker 4: They came out slinging it, and they were targeting their
talented young strong safety. They were targeting some some good
football players on By's defense, and they were winning.
Speaker 3: They were winning every matchup.
Speaker 4: Every look that they planned on Iowa State's OC was
getting it. That is something that he was in rhythm.
He was on point. And Jay's over there. I'm sure
he was.
Speaker 5: Career high first quarter passing guards.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Like every look was there and and and so Jay's
over here probably like holy cow, like our game plan
he's work. Uh uh well yeah, because everything that you
prepared for it's not working. So that's why Gary was
over there like all right, hey, let's level set.
Speaker 3: What do we need to do?
Speaker 4: And you you're gonna rely on your dude Gary here,
right like okay, like we we we prognosticated incorrectly.
Speaker 3: Now what are we gonna do? And they did a
phenomenal job.
Speaker 4: I mean, goodness, Graces, how about like one of the
most iconic stops for me in this modern era. It
was so good because you were up against the ropes
you thought you were, you were gonna you were kind
of getting back into.
Speaker 3: This game, then what happened? You are?
Speaker 4: I was States running back Hanson rattles off a sixty yarder.
Speaker 3: Right, oh we're back, We're back man, We're stopping him. No,
not so fast, Hans is like going to the house.
Speaker 4: No one gave up, No one surrendered, like Galaxy Quest style.
Speaker 3: Right, never give up, never surrender.
Speaker 4: Trey in tracking down using those long ass legs of
his galloping that four hundred meter hurdler, whatever legs he's got,
he tries out. The only thing he could have done
better is just swipe at that football and make him
fumble or have.
Speaker 3: Him follow his collar bone.
Speaker 4: That seems to work to you know those things. We
don't wish any injuries on anybody, but like you know,
you stop them, get to that, you limit a touchdown,
and then you force a forty three yard field goal.
Speaker 3: That is not an easy kick.
Speaker 4: And and luckily I always state for them, they they
it curved into the uprights. Great kick, right, Guys that
play that resilience, that fortitude that is difficult to teach.
That is like anyone that's run businesses, organizations, coach football, basketball, baseball, softball,
whatever you know. Cricket, I don't know anyone that's coaching
up people and try to instill a great culture of
grittiness and toughness and resilience when the brink.
Speaker 3: Of failure is right before you.
Speaker 4: That is a difficult thing to teach mentally and emotionally
weak Homo sapiens that just want the easy way out.
It is human nature, guys to want to go the
easiest path.
Speaker 3: That's what humans do. I want to go down the
easy path.
Speaker 4: They're like when you're failing, when you're up against the
rope and said, I just want to give up.
Speaker 3: I just want to surrender.
Speaker 4: That's why so few people can make it through like
Navy Seals training or ranger training, because they're just too
weak ementionally, emotionally, spiritually, physically to get through that. Like
when you're up against the ropes and failures, knocking on
the door when you're gonna have to pay the piper
for your your lack of execution on a prior day,
on a prior play, and look, they found a way.
Speaker 3: It was crazy, it was marvelous, it was grand, it
was stupendous.
Speaker 4: It was chef's kiss. Shout out to the defense, shout
out to Jay Hill. Let's get back to the sound
here as I'm going off on tangents now, how big
was the turnover off the punt specifically Klotate.
Speaker 1: That's huge because K Pop's been talking about that in
meetings for a while now, like if if we're in
that situation, to take take your guy and put him
around the ball and just never know. So it's not
one of those things that was happened by accident. Uh
K pop coaches that I've been in the meetings when
he taught him that, and I think it was Kevin
Do that pushed his guy into it. And the ball
bounces funny and shaped that way for a reason, so
you never is unpredictable. And so if we can put
our guys in a position where we can make something
happen like that and create your own luck. And so
that's what we keep preaching to these guys. You can't
just assume everything. You gotta just you gotta preach and
you got everything's got to be intentional when we're when we're.
Speaker 4: Teaching, gotta teach intentionality and Kate Pop, I think Parker
Kingston was the one that said into the post game,
he's like K Pop had told us. K Pop told
us that these Iowa State defenders on puverser do not attention.
You can push them into Okay, you can push.
Speaker 3: Them into the ball. If that oblong shaped.
Speaker 4: Pigskin is still scooting around on the turf, all you
gotta do is keep pushing down the field and stay engaged.
And that's what they did and that's what they should
do when they're well coached. So shout out to Kevin
Dough Mariy Bomba for the recovery and for k Pop
for teaching the right way to finish plays now in
the rule book. By the way, because there are a
lot of Utah fans, I'm surprised at how many Utah
fans show up and mentions saying that this is an
illegal play executed by by I mean, it's just these guys.
Speaker 3: They just don't read, they don't watch football.
Speaker 4: Like I don't get it, man, there's a lot of like, like,
I am grateful for BA fans. There's a lot of
people that don't know ball amongst the BAU fan base,
but there are way more people that do know ball
because they learn they.
Speaker 3: Look up the rules.
Speaker 5: Well, the last question.
Speaker 4: They're watching football, they're asking questions. They're like Hey, tell
me what's going on here. You guys are ball knowers,
and you got a lot of content consume as well,
which is great as the ball.
Speaker 3: This is what the rules say.
Speaker 4: As the punted ball rolls along the ground, punt receiver
is blocking to prevent him from downing the ball. So
the punt receiving team is blocking a opponent from downing
the ball. Right, the two players are still engaged when
the ball bounces into the opponent's leg the receiving leg,
and if the punt cover team recovers it, okay, that
team a's ball or the recovering team or the punting
team's ball.
Speaker 3: First and ten. This is not forced touching. They say.
This is not a forced touching situation.
Speaker 4: Although the opponent right the receiving team was in contact
with the kickoff team or punt team when he touched
the ball, this touching was not caused by contact. The
game clock starts on the step. That's the rule, So
it's not a legal touching situation. It's just not so
Utah fans get to know the rules of college football.
All right, Let's get back to the sound, Kolane, how
did you expect to be eight to zero?
Speaker 3: With a true freshman quarterback.
Speaker 1: Yes, I expected, I'll know. I mean, I'm not really
worried about the end result. To be honest with you,
I'm still as a head coach, I'm still wondering what
can I do better and differently as a head coach
to get us to play at our best. I feel
like we're doing it in moments. We definitely did it
in the second half on defense and offense and special teams.
I think the second half score was thirty thirty one
to three, So we did it in the second half.
My job is to do it in the first half
and the second half, and that's hard to do when
when you're playing some quality teams in this conference. But
that's that's why I want to get to So I'm
not worried about if we were going to be eight
to zero at this moment. I just want us to
be at our best and so far, bear Backmeer's improved
every week, He's gotten better, and we keep asking him
to do more and he just keeps doing it, and
he keeps asking for more. So let's just let's just
give him what he wants. Let's give him to do
more for us.
Speaker 4: Staying in the moment is difficult to do. Staying on
task is a difficult thing to do. We tend to
have anxiety because we're so enamorated and abriated and so
anxiety field because of the future of the unknown. Right,
what if the outcome based approach in life, in sport
and work, whatever it is, rather than just putting your
shoulder to the wheel and focusing on the task at
hand and pushing along and doing your duty with a halt,
heart full of song, doing your one to eleventh. And
that is what Kelani has preached from his bulpit for
as long as I can remember him, especially as head
coach in the modern.
Speaker 3: Era BYU Football.
Speaker 4: So you're hearing it from Bear, You're hearing it from Kolana,
You're hearing it from all the coaches. You're hearing it
from the sports performance, the sports sciences, you're hearing it
from the sports psychologist Brandon Brown. When you have so
many people discussing it in that form and fashion and
it's pervasive in your culture, you're seeing that resilience. You're
seeing that type of fortitude and execution on the next
play when your back is up against the rope.
Speaker 3: So shout out to Killanne from the top down.
Speaker 4: This culture is a boon, and the fans get to
enjoy it and hopefully replicate that in your own personal
lives and in your own organizations, because this is a.
Speaker 3: Great model of productivity.
Speaker 4: Look, if you look at the average star rating, okay,
you look at the average star rating of this BA
football team the last three years under Klane, it has
gotten better, but it's still not anywhere close to all
of these other high profile programs that have equivalency in
wins and activity through the last two seasons, last three seasons.
That's what's insane. You're doing more with less, right and
and you're doing more with less money wise, and from
a recruiting standpoint, personnel standpoint, Now, are you worried about
lj status and do you have an update on his shoulder? Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, always concerned with the guys that get that get
hurt and that can't finish the game. So but you know,
Preston was able to step in, and Enich was able
to step in, and you know, hopefully hopefully LJA is
ready to go by the time we take it take
the field next a couple of weeks. But I can't
tell about I can't tell on that right now. It
is concerned that he didn't finish, but we've seen guys
not finished before and come back the next time. I'm
gonna stay positive and be optimistic about it.
Speaker 4: Staying optimistic, and I think he didn't give any more.
We'll maybe get into that sound tomorrow, but he didn't
give any more details on LJ status, so we're waiting
to see you mode in that regard. A couple of
last things here from Kilane Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and girls,
How does your team enjoy being the underdog when it
seems like the country doesn't believe in this team?
Speaker 1: You say the country doesn't believe Yeah, I know it's
it's I'm not really worried about it. We talked about
confidence is internal, so we know what we can do
and we're not really worried about what other people think.
That that just creates arrogance, and so we when we
talk about getting external approval or or praise or or
or criticism, we're not worried about that stuff. We we
we know that we can play better. That's what I'm
trying to get these guys to look at. But at
the same time, we have to praise them for what
they've been able to accomplish and that they're they're they're
they just they don't fail in their belief. They love
each other, They play hard for each other, and you
can just see it. You know, you got I have.
I have to keep the offensive guys off the field
when defense guys make plays defense, that's most of my
my my stress is trying to make sure that guys
are off the side, like stay off the field, sideline
and keep it clean. But that's a good sign, you
know when I have to tell guys, uh, just be
because they're so excited for their brothers out there making plays.
And it's a beautiful thing. These guys came this way. Man,
it's our culture. But these guys came this way, and
then I'm glad to give them the autonomy to keep
leading and create this unbelievable momentum within our culture and
our team.
Speaker 3: Confidence is internal, right.
Speaker 4: You have to have a belief in self and belief
in your team and belief in what you're doing. You know,
the scriptures say love your neighbor as thyself. It's hard
to love anybody else unless you have a little bit
of love for yourself and I always say, hey, you
gotta have some self love first and foremost, and so
you gotta have to that internal belief that you are
a special child of God and a human being and
you can go out and do great work day in
and day out. I appreciate that internal belief that even
Collodi is stilled in me when I was a player
under his tutelage. Now, finally, where has bear Bachmeier impressed
you the most?
Speaker 3: Klate?
Speaker 1: Well, he's a humble young man and we'll just keep
him that way. You know, nobody tell him how good
he is. There's a lot of room for improvement. But
he's like that. Or if you watch him after every series,
good or bad, he's on the sideline, he's trying to learn,
he's watching the film. That's a guy that just studies
hard and he's always ready. So we keep him doing that.
And I wish I could take credit for that man.
The guy. The guy came that way. He's from a
wonderful family. I think it helps having a brother that
played as a true freshman that went undefeated for a while.
I mean, how many games that did Hank win for
him for his team?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: So I think that's that's good watching him watching his
big brother do it. And so you know all I
care about is.
Speaker 3: I guess the lights flickered a little bit.
Speaker 4: That just shows the levity in the life of Kolani
making it fun at every turn the lights flicker and
he says, Oh, it's Halloween. It's all hallowsy ladies and gentlemen.
And it was a spooky game, no doubt. In ames Iowa.
Speaker 5: This game was in honor of the great Michael Jackson.
It was a thriller, for sure.
Speaker 3: It was a thriller. Is that the bell?
Speaker 4: Let's go to break? That was a great segment. Shout
out to all of our sponsors. Royal Army Brand dot
Com Vway You swag created by fans for fans. Stay
loyal to the Royal rep The Why the Right Way.
Purchase your bay license apparel at Royal Army brand dot
com the best BA license apparel in the business. Head
on over to Royal Army Brand dot com. Utilize the
ESPN nine sixty coupon code to get ten percent off
your order for all the fine Twan Lennon's Up Brigham
Look your Best, Fear of Best and Sport and rep
The Why the best way you know how at Royal
Army brand dot com.
Speaker 3: Let's take a brief time out. We'll be back though.
This is Cougar Sports on one of three nine ninety
eight point three