In this episode of Legends of '84, we delve into the world of Trevor Matich, BYU’s stalwart center and a key figure in the Cougars’ unforgettable championship run. From being the last kid picked at recess to earning a scholarship at BYU, Matich shares his inspiring story of perseverance, sacrifice, and brotherhood. He reflects on the lessons learned under LaVell Edwards, the unbreakable bond of the 1984 team, and how their unity propelled them to greatness. Along the way, Matich recounts pranks, rivalries, and the fierce loyalty that made the national title possible. This is more than a football story—it's a testament to faith, hard work, and the power of never giving up.

In this episode of Legends of '84, we explore the profound impact of Norm Chow on BYU's groundbreaking passing offense and its lasting influence on modern football, including the origins of the Air Raid. Chow reflects on his coaching journey, the offensive innovations at BYU, and the mentors who shaped his career. Meanwhile, Kelly Smith, a key running back on the 1984 National Championship team, shares his story of rising from a small-town high school star to playing a pivotal role in BYU's explosive offense. This episode beautifully captures the culture, camaraderie, and enduring legacy of BYU football's golden era.

In this episode of Legends of '84, we delve into the enduring legacy of BYU football through the perspectives of two key figures—Tom Holmoe and Chad Lewis. Holmoe, a pre-'84 player who discovered faith and leadership beyond the field, reflects on his journey from a BYU defensive back to becoming the university's Athletic Director. Meanwhile, Lewis, a post-'84 standout, shares how the National Championship team set the standard for future generations, inspiring his path from walk-on to NFL tight end. Together, their stories illustrate how the spirit of the ’84 team has shaped BYU football for decades to come.

In this episode of Legends of '84, we dive deep into the life and legacy of legendary BYU football coach LaVell Edwards. Through the voices of his family, players, and colleagues, we explore how he transformed BYU football, built a culture of excellence, and became a father figure to countless athletes. Hear personal stories from his wife, Pat Edwards, and his son, Jim Edwards, as they share insights into his character, faith, and leadership. Discover how LaVell’s vision, humility, and unwavering priorities shaped not only a championship team but also the lives of those around him.

In Episode 5 of Legends of '84, we explore the transformative journeys of Ty Mattingly and Adam Haysbert, two pivotal players who epitomized the spirit of the 1984 BYU Cougars. From Mattingly’s motocross beginnings in Tucson to his emergence as a defensive stalwart, and Haysbert’s development into a deep-threat wide receiver overcoming cultural adjustments, their stories underscore resilience, faith, and the unbreakable brotherhood of BYU football.

In this episode of Legends of ’84, we follow the incredible stories of David Mills and Alema Fitisemanu as they reflect on the paths that led them to BYU’s National Championship team. Mills shares his rise from a multi-sport high school athlete to a dependable tight end and how personal accountability and lessons from Lavell Edwards shaped his life. Fitisemanu recounts his journey from a Samoan plantation to the gridiron, fueled by faith, family, and resilience. Together, their stories highlight the diverse challenges and triumphs that made BYU’s 1984 season truly legendary.

In this episode of Legends of ’84, Lee Johnson, the “Shoeless Wonder,” shares how he became one of BYU’s most iconic kickers, reflecting on his powerful leg, the weight of high-pressure moments, and the faith that carried him through his career. Plus, Jim Herrmann opens up about his transition to BYU, the bond of brotherhood that made the team unstoppable, and the lessons of resilience he learned along the way. It’s a story of kicks, camaraderie, and the determination to rise above every challenge, embodying the spirit of BYU’s championship season.

In the series premiere of Legends of '84, Robbie Bosco shares his journey as he steps into the spotlight as BYU Football's new starting quarterback. Facing immense pressure to follow in the footsteps of legendary predecessors, Bosco opens up about his struggles, triumphs, and the unshakable faith that carried him through.

In this episode of Legends of '84, we dive deep into the stories of Glen Kozlowski and Mark Bellini, two standout receivers who exemplify the grit and transformation of BYU's championship team. Hear Glen’s journey from rebellious youth to determined athlete and family man, and Mark’s path of faith and self-discovery as he joins the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during the unforgettable season. Through their trials and triumphs, discover how the 1984 team built a brotherhood defined by preparation, belief, and resilience.

This audio documentary dives deep into one of the most extraordinary seasons in college football history. Through 13 compelling episodes—one for each game of BYU Football's legendary 1984 season—we relive the triumphs, challenges, and unforgettable moments that led the Cougars to claim their first and only national championship. Featuring exclusive interviews with players and coaches, Legends of '84 goes beyond the scoreboard to explore the faith, grit, and brotherhood that defined this iconic team. Whether you're a lifelong BYU Cougar fan or new to the story, this series offers an inspiring look at what it takes to achieve greatness—on and off the field.