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BYU defensive back Michael Shelton speaks to the media after practice, Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2018

Sean Walker talks to BYU true freshman wide receiver Dax Milne about his collegiate debut in the Cougars' 24-21 upset over Wisconsin at Camp Randall Stadium, then looks ahead to the Cougars' FCS opponent McNeese State -- which holds a connection to new offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes.

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It's a big weekend in college football in Utah, and Sean and Zak are here to walk through a critical week for the Cougars and Utes. But before BYU kicks off against No. 6 Wisconsin on Saturday afternoon, they need to figure out their offense. Is the starting quarterback job really up in the air? Is this really a controversy?

Utah hasn't impressed on offense (or special teams) in going 2-0 early, but they can really impress with a home victory against No. 10 Washington at 8 p.m. MT. Is Utah-Washington quietly becoming a premiere game in the new Pac-12?

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Listen to BYU basketball coach Dave Rose, Utah's Larry Krystkowiak and Utah State's Craig Smith promoting the second annual Beehive Classic during a promotional event at Vivint Arena, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2018 in salt Lake City.

BYU assistant head coach Ed Lamb responds to accusations of mismanaging talent with his Kalani Sitake-approved move of QB Beau Hoge to running back. Full interview below.

(Cover photo: Steve Griffin, Deseret News)

Sean Walker and Zak Hicken take a look at two new additions to a pair of linebacker corps: first, former BYU linebacker Francis Bernard is official part of the Utah football program. Then, the guys head south to Provo, where they discuss Zayne Anderson's move from safety to flash linebacker -- the role once held by current NFL rookie Fred Warner.

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KSL.com's Sean Walker takes a look at a talented wide-receiver class in the state of Utah, and also sits down with BYU wide out Dylan Collie to talk about his transfer from Hawaii back to Provo and picking up where his brothers Zac and Austin left off.

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KSL's Sean Walker, 1280 The Zone's Jake Hatch and 247Sports' Mitch Harper discuss whether the BYU quarterback competition is down to two, after Joe Critchlow saw limited reps Monday next to Tanner Mangum and freshman Zach Wilson. Then, listen to an interview with Squally Canada, who is quickly emerging as BYU's most tenured leader in the running back room.

Sean Walker welcomes Hema Heimuli Jr. and Jeremiah Jensen from KSL TV to digest Pac 12 media days, which came with some rather large expectations for the Utah football program. Can the Utes finally break through and win the Pac 12 South? And what about the rest of the conference -- including the "Turbo Tongan" himself, Houston Heimuli?

How does BYU football rebound from a 4-9 season and the departure of Heisman Trophy winner Ty Detmer as offensive coordinator? Sean welcomes KSL TV producer Zak Hicken to look ahead to the Cougars' rebound attempts at 2018. Who will start at quarterback? Who needs to step up on defense? What do the coach's think about new offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes?

Watch the 2018 BYU Football Preview at 6 p.m. MT, Saturday, July 21 on KSL TV in Utah.