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Speaker 1: The baller, shot collar, the bucket getter. He's got the
nice JS.
Speaker 2: I've noticed too bad he's not a size eight and
men's because I would ask to switcher could we trade
shoes and maybe vice versa.
Speaker 1: We got the wonderful marked around on the line. How
you doing today, Mark?
Speaker 3: I'm good man, and I only dream about being as
styling as you are on Man, that that would be amazing.
Speaker 4: You're the ultimate of style.
Speaker 2: Maybe not the ultimate style. I did talk with Trey
Stewart a lot about, you know, swagging. I took a
when I was in school before I graduate April, I
took a dynamics clothing class. It's one of the student
family Life too eighty classes, and they taught me a
lot about fashion.
Speaker 1: So I now am able to mix things.
Speaker 2: So look, I tell everybody, Look, women care about two things.
Speaker 1: If you feed him I'm serious, if you.
Speaker 2: Feed them, and if they don't have to tell you
how to dress and the clothe yourself and hygiene. You
do those two things you come with confidence. Everything else
is history. Man, You got it.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 5: I wish I'd have had you tell me that back
when I was a young man. It would have been
helpful information. But yeah, I love I love Man Tray's stuff. Man,
he's got some cool stuff.
Speaker 4: And my daughter.
Speaker 3: Actually she's painted some some.
Speaker 4: Tennis shoes and stuff really cool.
Speaker 3: And she makes her own shirts and patterns and stuff. Man,
so I'm into that stuff.
Speaker 4: So that's cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, Yeah, fashion's definitely definitely good this BA basketball team.
Speaker 1: They got a lot of fashion.
Speaker 2: This is the most talented roster we've seen in a while.
Speaker 1: Mark you had I saw the seats.
Speaker 2: I thought you guys would be courtside, but look, you
guys might have been a little bit higher up. They
didn't give you the best view in the house. I
was a little bit disappointed, and I'm saying, you don't
do that tomorrow. D Durant in the Great Record Bill.
Speaker 4: Yeah, clearly they didn't know that.
Speaker 3: They didn't know about you know who they were dealing
with there around like you do, or I would have
been right down on the front row. But yeah, you know,
with a lot of these NBA arena type arenas, I
know that there's no NBA team there, but it's an
NBA type arena. They kind of put the radio and
other people up a little bit higher. But I you know,
I'm not complaining. For the ninety eight percent of the time,
I get pretty good seats, So I can live with
it for one day.
Speaker 2: You definitely get live with the two percent, you know,
being uh in Las Vegas The Hall of Fame Classic
BYU Villanova.
Speaker 1: Mark.
Speaker 2: Want to get your reaction after during the game and
now maybe if you had a chance to go back
and watch the film, what did you like about this
bou basketball team open night. It's tough to have a
formidable opponent like Villanova. They had a gritty win to
start off the season. Wasn't really a comfortable victory. They
were up big at times, but they had to really
maneuver through, especially in that ball game, to pull it out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I have mixed feelings about it.
Speaker 2: Ron.
Speaker 3: I thought they played pretty well for the most part.
I thought they played good defense. Obviously, they didn't do
a great job keeping Villanova off the offensive boards, which
helped Villanova stay around, especially early in that game where
it could have just been really been blown open pretty wide.
Speaker 4: And then and also I mean by you.
Speaker 3: Missed a lot of shots in the paint, which I
don't anticipate being a problem.
Speaker 4: I chalked that up to kind of nerves.
Speaker 3: And you know you've been you're playing against new guys
really for the first time in a couple months, and
it's a big game, it's on TV. I mean, you
tend to rush yourself a little bit. Also, you know, Bill,
you've got to kind of learn how to play against
the Villanova types that in North Carolina types with such
size inside the paint and not rush yourself and not
force things. And I thought they did better that late
in the game. They got a couple of really nice
buckets from aj and Rob Wright that they were really
nice and patient and the paint and got easy looks. So,
I mean, I'm not worried about all those misses, but
because they had all those in those close in misses
and because they gave up a lot of offensive rebounds
that let Villanova stick around.
Speaker 4: But what I.
Speaker 3: Really loved most of all was that last five or
six minutes, when that'd be why your team said, Okay,
we're gonna lock it down right here, that we've messed
around long enough, and I don't you know, Villanova didn't
score there for like five minutes, and and b why
you got the job done. So that that says a
lot about me this team that if they get focused
and really come together, then they can play play at
a super high level, and they got the job done
by doing that.
Speaker 2: They definitely did get the job done. You're right, they
locked it down the last five minutes. Loved that they
were able to turn it on. You like to see
it as like, Okay, so you guys can play defense
and lock it up when you really want to. But
what do you like about Keava Cator's performance. I just
thought Kiba really gave by you what they needed down
the stretch. I mean, we know what Aj and Richie
and Robb will do, right, but him ceiling the way
they teach you in the pros, little snake action. I mean,
he's ripping dudes up at the perimeter. I'm like, and
it's supposed to be Canard Davis Junior's job, but late
in the game. But I thought he was fantastic down
the stretch.
Speaker 3: Well, the great thing about Keba is you start from
such a high place. I mean he is so athletic
and strong and quick and physical.
Speaker 4: I mean it's just.
Speaker 3: How he's made right, And so then you're just starting
to try and improve him and hone his skills, get
him a little bit better offensively around the hoop, get
his understanding of the game more and.
Speaker 4: He's getting all that.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's been around now, he's figuring out what
he needs to do, where he needs to be. His
shot blocking is the macket because he knows when I'm
helping and when, and so he's on both ends of
the floor.
Speaker 4: He's super valuable.
Speaker 3: And one thing that he does as good as anyone
I've ever seen is, you know, BYU needed some buckets
late in that game, so they just went to a
two man game, and Cable would set a screen for
Rob or AJ And he's so good at setting that
screen and ceiling and then creating basically a two on one.
Speaker 4: So AJ or Rob gets by their man because.
Speaker 3: Of that screen, and Cable will roll down, and so
that other defender has to decide, Okay, am I going
to try and stop a Rob on the drive?
Speaker 4: And if I even make even.
Speaker 3: A slight movement that way, I know I've got this
unbelievable alley up guy that's gonna dunk on my head
if I leave him. And so it just creates a
lot of pressure on the defense. And Caba sets that
screen and does that role, and even though a lot
of times he won't get the pass for the bucket,
he creates the opening for Aj and Rob or Richie
to score because they have to be so concerned with Caba.
But Kaba has just absolutely amazing and unique attributes about
him as just an athlete, and now he's kind of
learning how to over the years, has learned really to
understand the game and play the game and be in
the right spots and make the right plays, and has
developed a really nice touch around the hoop. And we
always talk about his dunks, right, but he's now become
a guy that can score around the hoop.
Speaker 4: And so all those things combined.
Speaker 3: That's to say that Caba is one of my favorite
players ever at YU. He's just so fun to watch.
I mean every game he has jaw dropping plays. And
that sequence where he threw that or put back down,
like he threw that straight.
Speaker 4: Down with one hand. It was unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Then he goes down the other end and blocks it
into the fifth row. I mean, that's that's the epitome
of k Bricator right there. Those two possessions on what
he can do on both ends of the floor. He's
just he's just super fun to watch. That's bottom line.
He's a fun player to watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you're swating to like the Dwight Howard into
the nineteenth row, and you got all your guys looking
up home. My goodness, alf hearted that go I have one.
I have one man's name for you. Will you got
to give credit to the whole staff. I don't know
his middle name, but Chris Christopher, what have you go by?
You probably go by Chris Chris Burgess. Salute to you,
because my goodness getting him to BYU and the development.
Oh man, I can't speak enough about how important Chris
Burgess is mark to the staff.
Speaker 1: All the other guys are important.
Speaker 2: Retaining the Austen was important, but I think Chris Burgess
sometimes goes a little bit unnoticed because he puts a
lot of work in, especially when it comes to the
big man.
Speaker 1: You know though, those guys that are banging down Loan.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's a prerequisite to coach a position
that you have played that position, but I think it helps.
Speaker 4: I think it helps a lot.
Speaker 3: And to have a guy like Chris who has played
that position over the years and was very good at it,
to be able to relate to Kaba and others and
help them with their improvement. I mean I've seen a lot,
like I've just mentioned, a lot of improvement with Kaba,
And if you have a big guy coach that has
done it all and then can and help his players
kind of figure that out as well. I mean, you're
ahead of the game. And I think the world of Chris.
I mean, that whole coaching staff. I just I just
can't believe that that's that's who. We've got, those guys
all working together, and it starts obviously with coach Jung.
Speaker 4: I'm just such a big fan of him.
Speaker 3: But yeah, Chris, you know, he's I've watched him a
long time in different places and he's and I just
I think he's obviously destined to be a great head
coach one day.
Speaker 4: But man, Bay, he's lucky to have him, and.
Speaker 3: Particularly lucky to have him working with the big man
because I think that's really his area of expertise.
Speaker 1: It definitely is expertise, no doubt.
Speaker 2: Here with former BAU basketball great and the color analysts
for BAU men's basketball, we got Mark Durant on the
line here in.
Speaker 1: A little BAU basketball segment.
Speaker 2: As we're in the final hour here of Cougar Sports
on one of three nine in ninety eight three, wishing
everybody a happy Friday, November seventh. Hope you are getting
your sleep. Hopefully you won't be stressed with a lot
of big time matchups. Mark, we'll ask you about that
in just a second, but let's go back to the game.
Speaker 1: Aj debonsa closing out the game.
Speaker 2: Just your reaction to seeing that that is exactly I
think what b what you needs to compete for a
final four birth to be in in Elite eight potentially
going that's the type of player that you need. I
wouldn't say they necessarily didn't have that in the past,
but you didn't have this high of a level of
player that can get to the rim with ease, with
the athleticism has.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's important for a team to know that,
you know, if they're in a type game, that they
do have a type of player and that type of leader.
And not only can aj do that, but you've got
a couple guys, I mean Rob obviously and Richie who's
shown him that he can do that.
Speaker 4: So, but it's nice.
Speaker 3: What's nice about aj Ron is that you know he's
a guy with with his particular set of athletic skills
that he can he can score from anywhere on the
court by himself and with with with a team focused
solely on stopping him, Uh, he can still score. You know,
he's able to shoot the three, hit a big three
in that Villanova game when Bill you really needed it,
and then he's able to put the ball on the
floor and he's got a beautiful kind of Uh. You know,
I hate doing this guy, but it's it's Jordan esque.
The way he looks on his jumper. It looks, you know,
putting on the driba pull up and shooting that little
jumper all a jazz killer jumper.
Speaker 4: You know, he's got he's got that shot.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying he's Jordan. I'm just saying he's got
that look of a shot. And then if you try
to take that away, he can just kind of use
his strength and have a big euro step and his
size and get to the rim and.
Speaker 4: Score it, like we saw a couple of times.
Speaker 3: So you can do everything you can to stop him,
and yet he can still score for you. So when
you have a weapon that can score anywhere on the
floor by himself, and you know, you know, if we
need a bucket, we can get it from him, whereas
sometimes you're like.
Speaker 4: Who's going to score for us?
Speaker 3: How can we score here in this tight situation? No,
you don't have to worry about that. You can give
the ball to Richie or excuse me, AJ or Richie
or Rob right.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's the that's the real strength.
Speaker 3: I mean, not that they just have AJ, but that
they have kind of these three guys. And then obviously
we've talked about Kiva, but those three guys can can
win games for you. They're all winners, they're all leaders,
they're all scorers, and so when you have that, it
just makes it really hard on the defense.
Speaker 1: It really does. Is truly a big three. Excited to
see it. But are you concerned though? Are you concerned
about the three point shooting?
Speaker 2: I seed on a lot Ah's they can't shoot this battle?
Speaker 1: What's up with this? Are you concerned about the threes? Mark?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's interesting because the three is such a
big part.
Speaker 4: Of the game today.
Speaker 3: But you know, I watched that Arizona Florida game and
Arizona only took five threes in that game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they won.
Speaker 3: They beat the Arena national champs, took five threes and
won the game. And so I don't think, you know,
I don't think b Yu needs to do that. I mean,
it's gonna be about what teams give them, right. I
certainly think they're capable. I think Richie's one of the
great three point shooters in the country. A j and
Robert are solid, MoU Davis has shown that he could
shoot the three. And you got guys coming off the
bench like Mahilo and Kostach and Russ and those, So
those guys, I think they've got the three if they
need it. But if you can, if you if teams
are trying to take that away and you can get
to the ram at score, I mean, why do that.
So so I'm not yet concerned it hasn't been great.
I agree part of it is because Richie just hasn't
been quite right.
Speaker 4: And he had the flu against Villanova.
Speaker 3: But I think the three will still be a big
part of what Kevin Young likes to do. But I
don't think we're going to see maybe thirty or forty
a game like we have in the past. Maybe twenty
to thirty, And I think that'll be just fine because
it's more about what your particular team is good at
and if you're good at it, then then you should
be sixcessful either way, and so we'll see. I think
AJ's three is gonna develop really nicely. He's got a
beautiful shot, and like I said, some of these guys
off the bench I think need to kind of step
up and be more of a threat and be better.
But but you know it's you're not You're not wrong
to kind of identify it. But I don't think this
team necessarily has to live or die by the three.
And I like that because a lot of times if
you're a three oriented team, eventually one night you're gonna
shoot bad and then you're kind of you're kind of out.
Speaker 4: Of it for that game.
Speaker 3: So it's nice to have the three, but I like
to not have to rely rely on it exclusively.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like did you bring up that point because
I think back to last year, the teams before before
Kevin young Guy had the Mark Bop team. Some of
those guys that you live by the three, you die
by the three. Ryu is what it's known as. But hey,
sometimes you need a little midiaction get to the basket,
and you got the athleticism. Let's go back to something
you just said though, I think Richie is one of
the best three point shooters in the country. You're very
declared of about that. Why that statement on Richie being
one of the best in the country of threes.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean the numbers from his career kind of
backed that up.
Speaker 4: Obviously.
Speaker 3: He was an elite shooter from the free throw line,
from the field, and from the three. Last year one
of you know, one of a few people in the
country to shoot the percentages that.
Speaker 4: He shot, and so clearly he's good. He's worked on
it too.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's he was much better last year than
he was the year before, and I.
Speaker 4: Think he'll be much better this year.
Speaker 3: With I think he'll have more freedom, more opportunities, more
uncontested threes. With AJ and Rob on the floor, I mean,
they're just it's just going to open up the floor
a little bit more for Richie. But yeah, I mean,
for whatever reason, Richie has struggled in the exhibition games,
and like I said, he had the flu Leonoval though
he played fine, I mean, he.
Speaker 4: Played played decent in that game.
Speaker 3: But I just think that's you know, Richie has a
future and a big part of that future is to
be like a maybe a Sam Merrill type guy and
in in the NBA.
Speaker 4: And uh.
Speaker 3: In order for him to be that kind of guy,
he's he's got to shoot well from the three. I
think he will. I think he has that in him.
But again, super super early this season. We'll see how
it plays out. But the least guy I'm worried about
ron is Richie. I mean, I just know the player
that he is and how hard he works. You know,
if he needs to figure something out, he'll do it,
and he'll do it quickly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Richie will figure it out very fast. You're just
good on the fly.
Speaker 4: That's aw.
Speaker 2: He's going to be an NBA player. He will be
playing at the next level, no doubt. How long do
you think he continues to hit these free throws. He's
really good at free throws. Mark he doesn't like to
miss him.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I think Richie can maybe give a
couple of makes to.
Speaker 4: Aj aj struggle that.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Again, I'm not worried about Ajink.
Speaker 3: He'll be just fine from the free throw line. But
even that just goes to show you around man, even
the greatest players in the world get a little nervous,
and it's you know, it's his first game a lot
of fans TV, and a lot of times you can
kind of hide the nerves in a lot of ways,
but when you're standing by yourself with the free throw line,
that can kind of show itself a little bit. But
he'll be fine from the free throw line, and he
has to be because AJ is gonna shoot, you know,
at least six to ten maybe more free throws a
game with how he plays, and so that'll be a
big part of AJ's game is just making free throws.
And yeah, Richie maybe could give him a couple of
little tips because Richie's as good.
Speaker 4: As there is on the free throws.
Speaker 1: Yeah, AJ, get with Richie after practice. Okay, go with
the top kag.
Speaker 2: You know he could teach that in Richie Ago will
teach you, you know, how to get maybe some good buckets,
more driving.
Speaker 1: You know. You guys switch off. That's what you do.
Speaker 2: They like to play one on one in streaming, Mark,
that's what this team seems to like to do. You know,
all the time, turn out over till tomorrow. They're going
to be taking on holy Cross, heavily favorite in this game.
Speaker 1: Obviously.
Speaker 2: You know that the premier matchups in the non commerce
these are the games you're supposed to get right, get better.
What would you like to see from this team tomorrow?
Obviously Villanova is a better opponent, but what are the
little things they need to do? What would you like
to see maybe from maybe some people like Dawson Baker, Mohilow,
maybe some other people that haven't been showcase yet on
this team tomorrow and holy Cross going forward to build momentum.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you know, even the exhibition games and obviously
that first game we're against a pretty high level competition,
and so they're just tough games. And what you'd like
to have now is, with all due respect to holy Cross,
you know, it's the game that BAU should have an
easier time with anyway at home, and so when you're
playing against really good teams, it's harder to run your stuff.
Speaker 4: Teams are better at those things away, they rush.
Speaker 3: You a little bit and you have to kind of
tighten your rotation because you got to win the game, right,
And so what I expect to see against holy Cross
is just for chance for Byu to you know, have
a little bit better environment to just kind of figure
out chemistry, run your stuff, get more comfortable with the
offensive and defensive sets and be able to have success
against those teams. So that'll give you confidence next time
you have to play a really good team. And the
other part of it is hopefully you have a little
bit of a cushion where you can then feel free
to play some of those other guys that we've talked
about that I think really need some time on the floor,
because that starting five is super solid, as good as
I've ever seen in my life at BYU, and really
one of the best starting fives in the country as
far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 4: But they need help. They need to find a few guys.
Speaker 3: That can really help that group and come and be
able to come in the game and help, you know,
help could keep the momentum going and contribute. And whether
it's Mihailo or maruss Or or Dawson Baker or kostitch
or or or Brody Keselowski, whoever down the list, Boop,
they need to kind of figure out who it's going
to be. Their their guys that are going to come
off the bench and really contribute. And this is a
great opportunity for all those guys when they do get
minutes to make their case and say to coach young. Hey,
I deserve to be on the floor. I need to
be on the floor. The team's better with me on
the floor. And in these really these first few exhibition games,
in the Villanova game, I haven't really seen guys step
up and do that, and so this will be a
better chance for them to get some time and to
show what they can do. I thought, I think, I
think Boop has Boop has played played really well, but
other than that, I think, uh, the other guys have
been a little bit hit and miss. And so this
is the real opportunity for that second group to show
what they can do. And there's opportunities. I mean, that
was the whole my whole career was just when I
got a chance to play, I tried to do my
best so that the coach would feel confident in having
me on the floor and trying to make the team better.
So if some of those guys can do that, because
that's that's kind of the only weakness I see on
this team is is is that depth in the second group.
I think there's a lot of good players that can contribute,
but I haven't really seen a lot of guys step
up and make the case for themselves yet.
Speaker 4: So we'll see that these kind of games are good
for that getting a look at those kind of guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely excited to see who's able to put their
hand up, who will put their hand up cougarnation going forward.
We all have our opinions, but that's all. He let
the good boys go play.
Speaker 2: And Kevin Young said after the Blue White game, who
put his hand up? You know he was the guy
that definitely, And that's what it is. You go play,
you go take account a coach undeniably. And i mean, look,
the greatest story in BYU men's basketball history for me
in the last what three to five seasons, will be
Trace Steward.
Speaker 1: And there's no one.
Speaker 2: Else that convinced me I'm biased about it. I will
stay there. This is a guy that probably was on
his way out, probably shouldn't stay, says, you know what,
I'm gonna be what you guy, I'm gonna stay. I'm
gonna take Kevin Young, I'm gonna buy in and.
Speaker 1: Has a contract now playing overseas and he played Lily
three months of basketball because he bought in and he
got on the floor and he put his hand up.
So like Mark, I'm just I'm looking at it like, so,
who's gonna put that hand up? Who's next? Who's gonna
be the Trey Stewart this year?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Trey' is a good example.
Speaker 3: And he you know, he he always had he had
some tough times at by you, but he stuck with
it and had a great, uh senior season.
Speaker 4: I always loved Tray.
Speaker 3: He's my cousin, so uh, you know, he's always been
one of my favorites.
Speaker 4: So I'm I'm thrilled to see his success. But that's that's.
Speaker 3: Exactly what I'm talking about, Guys like Trey coming in
and say I can help this team, I can make
this team better and uh, and you can have confidence
in me, coach. And if coaches love that, they love
guys that are team guys that just want to win.
We're gonna, I know what I get from when I
put this kid in. He's gonna work hard, he's gonna
get rebounds, he's gonna set good screens, not gonna turn
the ball over.
Speaker 4: And coaches love those kind of guys.
Speaker 1: They do.
Speaker 2: They would also love Mark Duran if there was a
you know, hyperbolic chamber, if there's a time machine, we
could put him back in and reverse and you know,
throw him on this team as well.
Speaker 1: You know, I'd love to see that too, you know,
but I may.
Speaker 3: Still have some eligibility wrong, you know, some of these
some of these lawsuits, you know, the unending eligibility.
Speaker 4: I may, I may sneak back in.
Speaker 2: Hey, please sneak back in. I'd love to see it.
And then we can we can switch ros. You could
go play, and then I'll try to do some some
color as well. Probably be terrible at doing it, Greg,
Probably I like that at all. But I'd love to
call you. I wish I could have called one of
your games. I would have appreciated that.
Speaker 3: I'm never letting you fill in for me, Greg would
Greg would kick me out in a second.
Speaker 1: Don't know about that.
Speaker 4: I got I got your replacement. Mark.
Speaker 2: You know, they love hearing from you, guys. Speaking of hearing,
how can they catch the game tomorrow and listen to you? Guys?
Speaker 1: What would you be tuned in at?
Speaker 4: Man, I don't know, there's like a there's like a hunt.
If you can't figure out how to listen to BYU anymore.
I don't know what to tell you. Man. It's true,
got people in Mongolia listening stuff they can figure it out.
You can figure it out.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we're on you know obviously on KSSL and
then all the apps and all that stuff.
Speaker 4: So but good luck to the football team.
Speaker 3: Hopefully they'll get a big w and then we'll just
kind of finish off the night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how you do.
Speaker 2: You finish start the day with a dub, in the
night with a dub as well, both Number eight BAU
teams football and basketball in action. Tomorrow you can catch
Mark Durant and Gregor Bella only call. The will be
on the BAU radio as well. Let's Cassel Radio. If
you don't know it like you says, people in Mongolia
figured it out, So you figure it out too.
Speaker 1: Don't know what to tell you. You heard Mark Durant.
Speaker 2: He books it right there, Mark, Before I let you go,
what's the best way we can support you on what
you do? I know you also have a day job.
You also do basketball on the side too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm a lawyer, so I'm gonna bill you for
this entire conversation, so expect that.
Speaker 4: I know you'll just pass it on the ban or somebody.
So that's fine. He's got money.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'm a real estate attorney. I work at
a lot from called Dorsey and Whitney. They're great, a
lot of great people, and they support support me and
doing this other job. And so if you ever have
any real estate and needs development at least sing those
kinds of things, give me a call.
Speaker 1: Give him a call.
Speaker 2: Trust me, you want to give Mark Durant an opportunity,
as I say, to earn your business. He will be
billing me for this interview, but he is right. I
will pass it to Ben because Ben definitely has the
money and he pays the bills and he does a
really good job and then pays me well.
Speaker 1: So that's why I hold it down for him. Mark.
Speaker 2: I will see you tomorrow a little bit before the game,
and I always invite people to follow you an X
at Durant. Mark, you want to catch him there too.
We'll catch up with you later on.
Speaker 1: Mark. Have a good day.
Speaker 2: Ron.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite things about my doing this is
I've gotten to know you guys. Think you're awesome and uh,
just good job, man, and keep it up and thanks
for having me on.
Speaker 1: Hey appreciate the con words, man and the support.
Speaker 2: Always just trying to make the best show possible for
the fans and the listeners even you appreciate that, and
I will definitely do my best and try to continue
to be a peacemaker as Toby our old old profit.
Speaker 4: So I love it, Love it, brother, have a good one.
Speaker 2: Talk you later, Talk you lator. That was Mark Durant.
Everybody in a little basketball segment. Gotta get some left
to the BAU basketball team. They're in action tomorrow against
Holy Cross seven pm in Provo at the Merit Center. Remember,
you can start your day with BAU football on ESPN ABC. Actually,
my apologies, it's the A crew you're gonna have, you know,
Chris fallen Ker, Herbstreak, Oli row Cat miss.
Speaker 1: Out on that college game day.
Speaker 2: Then you can tune in tomorrow Durant and Gregory Bell
and little BU basketball.
Speaker 1: You're gonna be very well fed tomorrow. Cougarnation.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be dubs all over the place, dubs in
the morning. In the evening, you're gonna go to church
and be at a dunk on Utah fans, just kidding,
don't do that.
Speaker 1: That goes against to what I just said of a
piece paper. But you're gonna not be aut to celebrate.
It'll be a Glorious, Glorious Saturday November eighth, and then
a Glorious Sunday November ninth, before the week starts up again.
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving is giving, The gift is the season of giving.
Brett always bringing the hammer and I enjoyed. Brett just
put his finger up. We're gonna go to break. It's
too long of a segment. We gotta get out of here.
Still one more segment, don't go anywhere. Still more things
to get to. One more segment here
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