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BYU quarterback Zach Wilson meets with members of the media, Monday, Sept. 21, 2020 to discuss the nearly three-week gap between the Cougars' games with Navy and Troy, self isolations on the football team, and his recent bout with the coronavirus. 

BYU offensive lineman James Empey addressed the media, Monday, Sept. 14, 2020 about the Cougars' decision to postpone the upcoming game against Army due to a "small number" of positive tests for COVID-19 found within the BYU football program.

BYU defensive back Troy Warner addressed the media, Monday, Sept. 14, 2020 about the Cougars' decision to postpone the upcoming game against Army due to a "small number" of positive tests for COVID-19 found within the BYU football program.

BYU coach Kalani Sitake addressed the media, Monday, Sept. 14, 2020 about the Cougars' decision to postpone the upcoming game against Army due to a "small number" of positive tests for COVID-19 found within the BYU football program. 

U.S. Naval Academy head coach Ken Niumatalolo discussed the Midshipmen's replacement of the canceled Notre Dame game for the first time since 1927, and adding BYU to the Middies' schedule for the first time since 1989. Niumatalolo and BYU coach Kalani Sitake are two of the only Polynesian head coaches in college football, and both grew up in the same hometown of Laie, Hawaii.

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Jasen Ah You has been with BYU coach Kalani Sitake for five years, but his role is changing. The new executive coordinator of recruiting and player personnel will oversee BYU's efforts to land prospects, but also help integrate them into the unique academic, spiritual and cultural environment on the Provo campus of the flagship educational institution of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 

Listen to Ah You describe his new role and his lifelong relationship with BYU in this 40-minute question-and-answer session with the local media Monday, May 11, 2020 from his home in Utah. 

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Colin Burke was among the first graduate transfers to play for Utah lacrosse since the school join NCAA Division I in 2019. He also made history this week, when the New York Lizards traded up to selected him with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2020 Major League Lacrosse college draft. The former Fairfield star and Long Island native join the show to talk about his shortened season with the Utes due to COVID-19, and the chance to live out his dreams as a professional lacrosse player with the Lizards. 

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Sean sits down with BYU defensive back Troy Warner, the former four-star recruit and younger brother of San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner, to discuss his recent graduation with a degree in exercise and wellness, sitting out the past season while recovering from a Lisfranc injury, and his wife Bailee's role as a nurse and working overnight shifts during a pandemic. 

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Evan Cole is forging a new path. The Georgia Tech center will be a graduate transfer after earning his degree in business in May, and the 6-foot-10, 226-pound center has decided his final season of eligibility will come with head coach Mark Madsen and Utah Valley University. 

What attracted Cole to choose the Wolverines over offers from BYU, Boston College, Wichita State, Seton Hall, and others? And what will he bring once he's reunited with backcourt mate and fellow Georgian Colby Leifson? Evan joins the show to talk about all that, and more. 

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KSL.com's Sean Walker stepped away from the football field and the basketball court, and into the pool, to talk with BYU swimmer Josue Dominguez. The two-time BYU school record-holding breaststroker tuned in to talk about the abrupt cancelation of the NCAA championships due to COVID-19 and the even more shocking — and relieving — news about the postponement of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, where Dominguez has qualified with a B-standard to represent his native country of the Dominican Republic. It's not the first time he's had to put his Olympic dreams on hold, either. 

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