BYU basketball is the hottest ticket in town and some Cougar Club donors are upset with their options. Is there anything BYU should do to ensure all donors have access to season tickets? Or is it just a sign of success? Plus, PFF previews BYU football, picking the Cougars to win fewer than 6.5 games. Fair or foul? And our early preview of Iowa State. Are the Cyclones going to be better or worse in 2025? Jake Edmonds and Tosh Mackintosh break it all down.

Utah heads to LES this year looking for its first win against BYU since 2019. Should BYU be worried about New Mexico transfer quarterback Devon Dampier? Plus, Jake Retzlaff commits to Tulane. Can he win the starting job with a little over a month to go before the season starts? And ranking the top position groups in the Big 12. Jake Edmonds and Tosh Mackintosh debate on this week's episode of the Loyal Cougars Podcast.

Keanu Tanuvasa got a lot of criticism during the Big 12's media days for a quote he didn't actually say. What's the deal with Utah fans? Plus, BYU adds a handful of players to its growing list of 2026 football commits. What is Kalani Sitake and company doing right? And an early preview of Arizona. Can BYU repeat its blowout performance against the Wildcats? Brandon Gurney joins the show to break it all down.

AJ Dybantsa adds to his collection of early accolades by leading Team USA U19 to a world cup title, winning MVP honors. We break down some of his best moments. Plus, Jake Retzlaff is reportedly close to announcing his decision to transfer. Will his situation hurt future BYU football recruiting efforts? And previewing BYU's first conference home game of 2025 against West Virginia. Can Rich Rodriguez have repeat success in his second stint with the Mountaineers? Jake and Tosh break it all down.

Jake Retzlaff's reported 7-game suspension and decision to transfer means BYU now has a quarterback battle on its hands. Was the 7-game suspension too harsh? Where will Jake end up? And who will start week one against Portland State? Plus, Ryder Lyons officially commits to BYU over Oregon and USC? How close was the battle? Did the Ducks and Trojans pull back or was there a last minute push? Brandon Gurney joins the show to talk about all that and more.

Ryder Lyons is ready to announce where he's going to school post-mission. Is it BYU, Oregon, or USC? Can he be the next Zach Wilson at BYU? Plus, we're previewing the Cougars' first conference game of the 2025 football season against Colorado. Are the Buffs a real threat to beat BYU in Boulder without Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter? Jake Edmonds and Tosh Mackintosh break it all down.

Jake Retzlaff is still practicing with the football team. Does he think there's a chance he'll stay at BYU? Plus, what are the biggest "what ifs" in BYU sports history? Tosh Mackintosh and Jake Edmonds break it all down.

BYU announced they extended Kevin Young's contract amidst rumors the former Phoenix Suns assistant was being targeted by his old NBA squad. What will it take for him to reach Lavell Edwards status and is he already on his way? Plus, a judge approves the House vs. NCAA settlement, allowing schools to directly pay athletes through revenue share. What does it mean for BYU? Jake Hatch joins the show to discuss.

Did Kalani Sitake, Brian Santiago, and BYU Athletics know about Jake Retzlaff before the news of his civil trial became public? With three months until the start of the 2025 season, when will the team announce their plans at quarterback? And can the Cougars replace Jake's production with who they have on the roster?

Plus, BYU Basketball is beefing up their non-conference schedule with the addition of UConn. And Kennard Davis officially signs with Kevin Young and company. Do the Cougars officially have their starting lineup? Jake Edmonds and Tosh Mackintosh discuss.

BYU names Brian Santiago its new Athletic Director and fans either love it or hate it. LockedOn Cougars podcast host Jake Hatch joins the Loyal Cougars podcast to talk about the pros and cons of the new AD. Plus, early Vegas odds have BYU at 7.5 wins in 2025. Is that too high or too low? How does it stack up against other Big 12 schools?