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The Facer Boys are joined by 1280 The Zone producer and host Austin Horton and longtime sports writer and columnist Mike Sorensen.

The four chat about Dwyane Wade joining the Jazz ownership group, Utah QB Charlie Brewer showing a strong outing in the Utes' spring game, and the fact that two former Utah high school football players are set to be selected in the top 5 of the NFL Draft.

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The Founder, Dirk Facer, joined 1280 The Zone's afternoon drive show, The Big Show, to talk Utah football and basketball on Wednesday.

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Jim Burton is on the show, once again, but his presence is relieved by that of Eric Jensen, who works at the Daily Utah Chronicle and as a producer at 1280 The Zone.

The four chat about the Masters finish, the four Utah schools in the NCAA Volleyball Championships, check in on the Utah Jazz and get ready for the NFL Draft.

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In a late night edition of the podcast, the Facer Boys are joined by former sportswriting great Jim Burton and Associated Press writer and fiction author John Coon. The four, battling sleepiness, discuss the Final Four of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, the U's hiring of Craig Smith, the Jazz's plane issues and the success Zach Wilson had at BYU Pro Day.

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The Facer Boys are feeling the March Madness spirit and have invited a pair of college hoops experts on the show; Jake Hatch, morning show producer at 1280 The Zone and host of Locked On Cougars and Locked On Utes, and Parker Van Dyke, former Runnin' Utes guard and current pro ball player.

The four discuss BYU and USU's quick exits from the NCAA Tournament, the coaching vacancy at the U, and where the Utah Jazz stand after a few games back from the All-Star break.

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Produced by Sammy Facer.

The Facer Boys are feeling the March Madness spirit and have invited a pair of college hoops experts on the show; Jake Hatch, morning show producer at 1280 The Zone and host of Locked On Cougars and Locked On Utes, and Parker Van Dyke, former Runnin' Utes guard and current pro ball player.

The four discuss BYU and USU's quick exits from the NCAA Tournament, the coaching vacancy at the U, and where the Utah Jazz stand after a few games back from the All-Star break.

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The voice of the Salt Lake Bees and the Weber State Wildcats, Steve Klauke, and aspiring professional NBA 2K player and longtime sports writer Jim Burton, join the show. Along with the Facer Boys, the four discuss and preview the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, chat about Weber State football, the Jazz and go on a bunch of tangents about other random things.

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In the 10th episode of the podcast, the Facer Boys booked a pair of big-time guests. The Boys are joined by longtime sports writer and columnist Mike Sorensen and the Utah Jazz’s television play-by-play voice Craig Bolerjack.

The four discuss the Jazz’s outlook for the second half of the NBA season, the disrespect handed to Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell as the last two picks of the All-Star Draft, and the Beehive State’s chances of landing multiple teams in the NCAA Tournament.

The podcast was recorded at the Utah Sports Hall of Fame Museum.

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In this week's episode, the Facer Boys reunite a pair of alums from the Ogden Standard Examiner, Brandon Garside and Jim Burton. The four chat Weber State football's chances of winning a national championship this year, do a college basketball roundup around the state and discuss

Dirk and Austin are joined by Bryan "Big Bear" Brown and Mike Sorensen. They all chat about the Utah Jazz, who have been on a tear, winning 20 of 22 despite a setback to the LA Clippers on Friday night. With the NBA All-Star Game coming up, they wonder how many Jazzmen will join coach Quin Snyder at the game in Atlanta. They also discuss which college hoops teams in the state could make the NCAA Tournament and look ahead to the start of the Major League Baseball season.

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