If this were a clickbait-laced YouTube video, it would be titled something like: "BYU fan tries to be objective about BYU alumni (IMPOSSIBLE!)" paired alongside a vivid thumbnail of my face blowing up like in those old Airheads Commercials. There are many
There are many potential reasons why former BYU guard and top JUCO recruit KJ Perry could have left Kevin Young's program in Provo. A minimized role, a bad culture fit, or simply needing a fresh start from the program that he watched from the bench are al
Will Ferrin, former BYU football legend and as sure-footed as kickers come in Provo, signed an undrafted free agent deal with the New York Jets soon after the conclusion of the NFL Draft. Only Jack Kelly and Carsen Ryan were drafted out of Kalani Sitake's
Weston Port, a 3-star linebacker and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, originally received 33 scholarship offers -- BYU included, of course -- out of high school before siding with UCLA near his hometown of San Juan Capistrano. No
According to Andscape's Marc Spears, the Utah Jazz have already touched base with the Washington Wizards about potentially swapping spaces in the 2026 NBA Draft. I'll give you a moment to scrape your jaw off the floor. "The Jazz have reached out to the Wa
BYU basketball is such a late entrant into the race for four-star big man Theo Edema that 247 Sports hasn't even listed the Cougars as one of his offers. Sort of makes you wonder if the site's high-confidence crystal ball to Maryland is as rock-solid as t
BYU basketball solidified their spot as the leader for Croatian forward-slash-center Michael Ruzic recently, but with the big reportedly set to announce his commitment in the coming days, BYU's wandering eyes have managed to let Mark Pope -- our dear frie
Assuming the Washington Wizards decide to take BYU star AJ Dybantsa with the number-one pick -- because honestly, who wouldn't -- this potential NBA superstar could have his development severely stunted thanks to one man. Trae Young. Trae Young's value bo
There was little reason to believe that BYU football could replicate the success of 2024 when quarterback Jake Retzlaff left the program. In a year that saw the Cougars leap from the second-lowest projected team in the Big 12's preseason poll all the way
The Big 12 Conference space on social media is clearly itching to talk some football, because the conversation has already devolved to bragging about alternate uniforms. Not the standards, not the road jerseys, not the home uniforms. No, we're talking abo
BYU star and the projected number-one overall pick, AJ Dybantsa, just spilled the beans on the worst-kept secret in the entire basketball world. He let the cat out of a transparent plastic bag with the words "Utah" and "Jazz" painted on either end. Everyo
It feels as though it's been nearly a week since I last wrote an article about how badly BYU basketball needs to find a starting center. That was fun while it lasted. We're diving head-first back into the frenzy surrounding BYU basketball hunt Luigi Suigo
Jaren Hall, a former starting quarterback for BYU football, has announced his retirement from football via his Instagram account. Jaren was a lot of things for BYU. As the heir to Zach Wilson's starting slot, Hall filled in as the starter for both the pro
If you thought that BYU basketball acquiring a five-star freshman recruit in three consecutive years under head coach Kevin Young was a fluke, think again. Also, I question why you would even begin to question that at this point. Are you ok? Click three t
AJ Dybantsa was a lot of things during his freshman campaign at BYU, but a strong catch-and-shoot three-point weapon was not one of them. Though he led the nation in points per game (25.5) under Kevin Young's system, most of AJ's damage was self-created -
Can a man fly? That all depends on if you could define what BYU product and basketball revelation AJ Dybantsa does on a basketball court "human". By all accounts, he's succeeded the limitations of his physical form and evolved to that of a better, more pe
But the one comparison everyone is dying to tie down is the projected number-one overall pick, AJ Dybantsa out of Brigham Young University. Comparisons ground us. They help us understand more abstract, nebulous topics like player attributes and tether the
AJ Dybantsa is good at basketball. Great, even. He proved it during his high school days at Utah Prep, earning a top-2 ranking in his high school recruiting class according to every recruiting site around. He certainly proved at BYU under Kevin Young's pr
"He's gonna go number one," said Sean Farnham on BYU Sports Nation following the NBA Draft Lottery results. "I think he's separated himself [from the rest of the class]." With the NBA Draft Lottery officially in the books, the selection order has been est
Keba Keita was a fan-favorite in Provo, Utah, as he anchored BYU basketball's defense with his volleyball-spiking rim protection prowess. Constantly completing highlight plays at the rim (on either end of the floor), he seemed the perfect starting center
We're not even halfway through the month of May, and CBS Sports' Andy Katz is projecting how college basketball is going to look next March. I love college basketball. BYU, still led by Kevin Young but absent of AJ Dybantsa and Richie Saunders, has unsurp
Robert Wright III was the one who almost got away this spring. As the transfer portal giveth, so must it take, but BYU basketball was not ready to let their prized point guard wander through the desert of basketball woe to fall into the awaiting arms of M
The Utah Jazz and the Brooklyn Nets are expected to make a pitch to the Washington Wizards about the number-one overall pick, presumably to draft BYU basketball standout, AJ Dybantsa, first off the board. Those are two unsurprising candidates. Brooklyn ha
AJ Dybantsa has long been considered the heir-apparent to the number-one overall selection in the 2026 edition of the time-honored NBA Draft. After proving his worth with the BYU Cougars as a freshman, there's little question that Dybantsa is deserving of
There's been plenty to say about the 2026 high school recruiting class, with the top overall prospect, Tyran Stokes, spurning Mark Pope's Kentucky program in favor of a Nike-Adidas cross-dress with Bill Self's program over at Kansas University. But a BYU