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We open on a recap and thoughts on the last weekend’s games for both BYU and Utah and the difference between the execution on both sides.
After that we switch to the Mammoth, recapping their latest game and looking at how the young players are developing under the current coaching staff.
With the Jazz we look at how the rotation is being handled, how the young core is growing, and our optimism for the rest of the season.
Chapter TitlesWe kick things off with the Jazz season opener, and while there was plenty to like, the defense is going to have to get a lot better if this team wants to stay competitive. From there we turn to the Mammoth, where the goaltending situation has us more worried than we’d like to be this early in the year.
The back half belongs to BYU after a huge win over Notre Dame. We break down the players who drove that performance, the coaching calls that swung the game, and a few officiating decisions we’re still arguing about. Then we look ahead at what’s next on the schedule for both BYU and Utah, compare how the two programs are trending, and get into what this stretch means for the rivalry. We close it out with some trivia and a few player highlights.
Chapter TitlesWe opened this one riding the high that’s going around Utah sports right now. The Mammoth are off to a promising start and we spent a good chunk of time on why this season feels different. From there we went to the Jazz, starting off the court with the downtown revamp and what the arena district changes mean for the franchise, then moving to what we saw in preseason. The rookie class got its own stretch, and we’re cautiously excited about where that group could take this team.
We then laid out exactly what BYU needs to do to win it and why the underdog role suits them, since a marquee win like this is the kind of thing that changes how a program gets talked about nationally. We closed by looking at a Utah schedule we think they should roll through, then wrapped with trivia.
Chapter TitlesWith some injury updates, then dig into the Jazz preseason. There's a lot to like on this roster, and we spend real time on individual performances and how the young core is developing.
From there we turn to the Utah Mammoth and their strong start. We go through the numbers, the power play, and who's carrying the load, then look at the tough stretch of schedule coming up and whether this team can keep it rolling.
BYU football is next, and injuries are piling up. We look at how that hits the upcoming slate and give our honest read on the season so far and where individual players stand.
We move to Kyle Whittingham's performance at Michigan, his legacy at Utah, and the challenges still ahead for the Utes. We close on Utah State basketball, where recruiting has the Aggies set up for a bright future.
Chapter TitlesWe kicked things off with the Jazz locking up Keyonte George on a contract extension and spent some time stacking his deal up against comparable contracts around the league to figure out whether Utah paid fair value. Preseason hockey is officially here, so we broke down what we've seen so far from the Mammoth and which players have stood out heading into the regular season.
Next we moved to college football and strength of schedule. We talked about how much schedule difficulty should factor into how teams get ranked, then got into the scheduling headaches and opportunities BYU and Utah face with their conference matchups and future nonconference games. That set up a head-to-head comparison of the Cougars and Utes: how they've played so far, who has faced the tougher slate, and what their schedules look like going forward.
We closed with some quick college football predictions heading into bye weeks, a look at the UFL expanding into Utah, and a detour into Michael Jordan's mansion finally getting sold.
Chapter TitlesWe start with the Jazz, where national media is finally starting to buy in, and dig into what a real Will Hardy season could look like. From there we break down BYU's win over Arizona and look ahead to Colorado State, with a football trivia detour along the way. Rhees runs through the crowded Utah Hockey Club training camp battle and the Dylan Guenther mattress story. We close out with Utah's blowout win over Arkansas, a wild dive into their offensive coordinator's coaching history, and a typical BYU-Utah hype debate.
Chapter TitlesFootball season is here and we're riding that energy right into BYU talk. The loss to Arizona is still fresh, and we get into what it means for the rest of the Cougars' season.
Then we shift to hockey, talking trade rumors and what it would take to land a top player. We connect that to the Olympics and how a strong showing can change the way people view a guy, plus the pattern of NHL stars leaving Canadian teams once free agency opens after the Games. We touch on preseason and rookie camp, then get genuinely excited about the coming NBA season.
We come back to college football for a matchup breakdown before wandering into mascot talk: the Mascot Hall of Fame and a segment we're calling Mascot Madness. From there it's back to BYU and Arizona, a look at the Big 12's new Monster Energy sponsorship, and we wrap with a hockey trivia challenge.
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We opened with the Cody Williams trade and how Josh Green might fit in. We talked through the open roster spot, a possible center trade, and why we think the Jazz are being underestimated heading into the season.
From there we moved to the Mammoth: Logan Cooley's intensity and where Maveric Lamoureux and Caleb Desnoyers stand as training camp shapes the roster. The back half covered college football's kickoff, including BYU and Utah's matchups and season outlook.
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We opened this week digging into the mess brewing in the BYU athletic department and the tension between Kalani Sitake and AD Brian Santiago. NIL money (or the lack of clarity around it) is tangled up in the whole situation too, and it's the kind of thing that could shape how BYU's program looks heading into the season.
From there we pivoted to ownership and management across sports more broadly and how Utah is lucky to have an owner like Ryan Smith.
We closed things reviewing the AP poll on BYU and Utah's rankings and BYU's odd approach to improving fan experiences.
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We start this episode on the speed of Isaiah Collier, sparked by recently released NBA 2k player speed ratings. From there we got into the Big 12's branding deal with Monster Energy and what it means for how the Big 12 wants to be perceived going forward. We closed it out with the NFL rookies coming out of BYU and Utah, projecting how they'll fit at the next level.
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Utah sports, every week, from four guys who actually watch the games. Christian, Jake, Jared, and Rhees dig into the Jazz, the Mammoth's NHL arrival, BYU, and the Utes, with real analysis and the…