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This week on Y’s Guys, Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler dive into the biggest storylines as BYU football prepares to kick off the 2025 season. With Opening Night just around the corner, the quarterback competition has taken center stage, and it looks like true freshman Bear Bachmeier has secured the starting job. Former Cougar quarterback and offensive coordinator Brandon Doman joins the show to share his expertise on what the final weeks of preparation mean for both Bachmeier and offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick, as well as how BYU should approach its season opener against Portland State.

The episode also features BYU legend Chad Lewis, who reflects on his journey from walk-on to All-American tight end and NFL star, his dinner at the White House, and his current role as Senior Associate Athletic Director at BYU. Lewis offers insights into BYU’s unique culture, the influence of BYU alumni across football, and the challenges and opportunities facing the program as it heads into its third season in the Big 12.

On the Olympic sports side, the spotlight is on women’s athletics. BYU soccer is fresh off a huge road win at Minnesota and now prepares for a home showdown with national powerhouse UCLA. Meanwhile, women’s volleyball debuts freshman phenom Suli Davis, the Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week presented by Redmond. Davis has already earned Big 12 Preseason Freshman of the Year honors and international accolades, and her debut in BYU blue is just days away.

The show also covers Cougar athletes making headlines in the NFL preseason, upcoming basketball matchups—including a Thanksgiving Day showdown with Miami—and notes from baseball, cross country, and beyond. As always, Y’s Guys blends insider analysis, Cougar traditions, and engaging interviews with the athletes and coaches shaping BYU’s future.

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