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BYU quarterback Bear Bachmier joined Big 12 today to reflect on his journey at BYU and his decision to bypass Stanford in favor of staying with the Cougars. He shared insights into why he chose the BYU route and how that choice has paid off for him.
As he enters his second year, Bachmier looked back on his first season as a true freshman, highlighting his growth throughout the year and his confidence as he approaches his sophomore season. He revealed that his given name is Michael, and explained how his nickname 'Bear' came about. Bachmier also expressed pride in playing alongside his brother Tiger, whose real name is James.
Discussing his musical tastes, he mentioned that he enjoys country music but also likes old-school R&B when he wants to get groovy. He praised head coach Kalani Sitake for his authenticity and mentorship, emphasizing how Sitake is a great role model for BYU players.
Looking ahead, Bachmier discussed the offensive outlook for next season, complimenting last year's offense while expressing confidence that his team will be very dangerous in the upcoming year.
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BYU quarterback Bear Bachmier joined Big 12 today to reflect on his journey at BYU and his decision to bypass Stanford in favor of staying with the Cougars. He shared insights into why he chose the BYU route and how that choice has paid off for him.
As he enters his second year, Bachmier looked back on his first season as a true freshman, highlighting his growth throughout the year and his confidence as he approaches his sophomore season. He revealed that his given name is Michael, and explained how his nickname 'Bear' came about. Bachmier also expressed pride in playing alongside his brother Tiger, whose real name is James.
Discussing his musical tastes, he mentioned that he enjoys country music but also likes old-school R&B when he wants to get groovy. He praised head coach Kalani Sitake for his authenticity and mentorship, emphasizing how Sitake is a great role model for BYU players.
Looking ahead, Bachmier discussed the offensive outlook for next season, complimenting last year's offense while expressing confidence that his team will be very dangerous in the upcoming year.
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