BYU Sports Nation

BYU earns national respect with a national ranking, but how much does it matter? We revisit a spirited debate with college football writer Pete Fiutak. Plus, could more championship swag be coming?

BYU needs a new opponent after Southern Miss bows out. What type of team should the Cougars add? Plus, Campus Insiders' Pete Fiutak joins the show to discuss BYU's 2015 season.

Could Notre Dame's scheduling model help BYU? Beat writer Eric Hansen discusses whether playing a difficult schedule every year is worthwhile. Plus, Shaq Walker returns after anchoring a BYU team that broke a 44-year-old record.

A national publication says it's New Year's Six or bust for BYU in 2015. National champion quarterback Blaine Fowler responds. Plus, nine Cougars head to the NCAA Championships, Anginae Monteverde joins us live, and a 44-year-old record falls.

David Nixon picks BYU football's most impactful newcomer for 2015. Plus, Tyler Haws sets a record in his NBA workout, Brian Logan joins the elite debate, and two Cougars reach the championship.

We are just 100 days away from BYU football and a well-documented September to remember. Is it the Toughest September ever? We talk with Brett Ciancia, Guard Young, and Manase Tu'ungafasi.

BYU men's volleyball begins its search for a new head coach after Chris McGown resigns. McGown joins Studio B to explain why he's leaving and what's next, while Mike Littlewood joins the discussion.

BYU Football lands another massive recruit as Garrett Tujague discusses the Cougars' outside-the-box recruiting approach. Plus, Terry Nashif makes his Studio B debut to discuss his changing role on BYU Basketball's staff.

This special Memorial Day edition of BYU Sports Nation looks back at some of our favorite interviews from past shows. Relive memorable conversations, guests and moments from BYUSN.

Who is BYU's most exciting player ever? Jen Rockwood joins the show to discuss 300-plus wins and the 2015 schedule. Plus, a unique BYU construction project and a tough baseball loss.