Rise and shout, the Cougars are out! Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at the athletes that wear the White and Blue. You’ll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Football, Basketball, and beyond. Join the conversation on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (@BYUSportsNation).
Spencer and Jarom debate the ideal kickoff times for BYU Football after six late starts in 2016. Guests include Brian Billick, freshman standout Rhett Rasmussen and softball player Caitlyn Larsen Alldredge for a wide-ranging BYUSN show.
Spencer and Jarom reevaluate the WCC and compare its basketball reputation to the SEC in football. Mike Littlewood discusses BYU's new heated turf baseball field, while Steve Cleveland shares insights on changes within BYU basketball.
Is Las Vegas' new NFL stadium a game changer for BYU Football? Spencer and Jason debate annual games in Vegas, Steven Godfrey discusses scheduling options, Between the LYnes goes “In Sync,” and track star Tatenda Tsumba joins in studio.
Spencer and Jason announce a live BYUSN show from Las Vegas during Fan Fest. The hosts discuss the possibility of an annual BYU Football game at the new Raiders stadium, while Luka Slabe previews BYU Volleyball's MPSF Tournament run.
Spencer Linton and Jason Shepherd discuss mental health awareness in sports. BYU quarterback Tanner Mangum shares his personal experiences, while Dr. Tom Golightly discusses mental health resources for athletes and support available at BYU.
Jason and Jarom make their projections for BYU Basketball's 2017-18 season, while Steve Cleveland shares expectations for the team with or without Eric Mika. Plus, a round of Big Deal No Deal.
Spencer and Jarom unveil early WCC basketball projections for 2017-18. Blaine Fowler explains what BYU must do to finish in the top two, Keaton Kringlen discusses BYU Baseball's progress, and Between the LYnes visits the men's tennis team.
BYU Sports Nation cheers on Gonzaga in the National Championship game. Cornerbacks coach Jernaro Gilford recaps spring camp and discusses BYU's top cornerbacks, while BYU Ultimate Frisbee makes its debut appearance on the show.
Spencer and Jarom pop in on a Saturday morning to talk BYU basketball, as well as a look back at BYU football. Jimmer Fredette and Eric Drage join the boys for a little pre-conference breakfast chat.
Spencer Linton and Jarom Jordan suit up to recap the Y Awards and debate BYU Athlete of the Year. Guests include Male Athlete of the Year Jamaal Williams and Coach of the Year Carrie Roberts, who share their award-winning perspectives.
Spencer and Jarom look back at the best BYU Sports moments of the past year. Dave Rose discusses BYU Basketball, Eric Mika and Zac Seljaas, while gymnastics coach Guard Young previews the Cougars' NCAA Regional appearance in Seattle.
How could BYU benefit from the Raiders moving to Las Vegas? Spencer and Jarom discuss with former Raider David Nixon. Brennon Anderson previews BYU versus Utah baseball, and Between the LYnes features a Ty Detmer impression showdown.
Spencer and Jarom discuss BYU football's spring scrimmage with defensive coordinator Ilaisa Tuiaki. Eric Mika also joins the show to share his goals for NBA workouts and explain why he believes he's ready to make the jump to the NBA.
BYU Pro Day takes center stage as Jarom Jordan and Brian Logan hear from Blaine Fowler and Chiefs safety Daniel Sorensen on participating players. Men's Volleyball assistant coach Jaylen Reyes previews tonight's match with No. 1 Long Beach State.
Jarom & Jason discuss what the declaration means for Mika and BYU basketball as a whole. BYUtv analyst Steve Cleveland shared his thoughts and personal experience what it's like as a coach to wish a player the best but also wish he would stay.
Spencer and Jarom recap BYU football spring practice with tight end Moroni Laulu-Pututau. Former lineman Andrew Eide discusses preparing for Pro Day, and softball star Lexi Tarrow joins the show after batting .426 this season.
Could BYU football be next season's Cinderella story? Travis Tuiloma discusses his NFL future, while Ben Kercheval explains why BYU could be a surprise contender.
Spencer and Jarom react to a busy weekend in BYU Sports. David Nixon discusses BYU Football's open practice and Pro Day, Shawn Olmstead recaps wins over Hawaii, and Big Deal No Deal covers Jimmer's NBA future and BYU as a Cinderella team.
Spencer and Jarom look ahead to the future of BYU Basketball. Jeff Judkins joins the show to share memories of his NCAA Tournament experiences in the Marriott Center, while Jarom delivers his victory speech after winning Going for Two.
How important is it for BYU to send players to the NFL? Jarom Jordan and Jason Shepherd debate the question. Ty Detmer discusses Tanner Mangum's growth, Lauren Francom goes Between the LYnes, and softball slugger Libby Sugg joins Studio B.
Spencer and Jarom announce BYUtv Sports' live Spring Football Special during the March 25 scrimmage. Terry Nashif discusses BYU Basketball's NIT trip, while Steve Cleveland previews Wednesday's matchup against UT Arlington.
Spencer and Jason discuss the positives of BYU basketball playing in the NIT. Connor Rogers explains why Jamaal Williams is an intriguing NFL Draft prospect, while Mike Littlewood shares how BYU baseball plans to rebound from a slow start.
Spencer and Jason discuss BYU Football's defensive coaching changes and which position group could have the biggest impact in 2017. Ed Lamb provides a spring football update, Big Deal No Deal returns, and gymnast Shannon Hortman previews Arizona.
Spencer and Jason discuss BYU basketball's time in Las Vegas. John Templon explains why he projects BYU as a No. 3 seed in the NIT, while Brian Logan shares observations from day five of BYU football spring ball and the team's progress.
Spencer Linton and Jarom Jordan update you on all things BYU sports, focusing of course on the WCC tournament. BYU Sports Nation discusses the semi-final match-up with Saint Mary's later today.
Live from the WCC in Vegas, BYU Sports Nation is in the Orleans arena. Spencer and Jarom discuss Women's and Men's basketball and the WCC tournament. Special Guest Coach Jeff Judkins.
Jarom and Jason make predictions for who they think will be the key to having success in the WCC tournament. Coach Steve Cleveland joined the show to discuss the Tournament. Also BYU Tight End Moroni Laulu-Pututau joined us live from spring practice.
Spencer and Jarom react to BYU men's basketball's stunning upset of No. 1 Gonzaga in Spokane. Jackson Emery and Dave Rose share their thoughts on the victory, and the hosts review their BYU-Gonzaga Going for 2 predictions.
Jarom and Jason debate the bigger story: BYU Football's schedule news featuring Tennessee and Idaho State or BYU Basketball's win over Portland and upcoming clash with No. 1 Gonzaga. Jamaal Williams and Max Hall headline a star-studded show.
Jarom Jordan and Jason Shepherd talk with Steve Cleveland about changing perceptions of playing in the West Coast Conference. The show also features Big Deal or No Deal, including discussion of BYU Football playing in St. George.
Jarom and Jason discuss the latest chapter of Jimmer Mania, while Terry Nashif provides updates on BYU Men's Basketball and Yoeli Childs' injury. Jeff Judkins previews the Portland matchup, and John Templon discusses BYU's NIT outlook.
Spencer and Jarom discuss the future of BYU basketball and why there is hope. Lauren Francom went Between the LYnes with the BYU Gymnastics team. Spencer and Jarom also got a VIP tour through the new Marriott Center Annex.
Spencer and Jarom react to BYU Basketball's loss to Saint Mary's. Blaine Fowler joins Studio B to discuss the long-term potential of the young roster as it gains experience, and the show wraps up with the latest Cougar Whiparound updates.
The guys look ahead to Saint Mary's despite criticism from fans, while Steve Cleveland explains why BYU should feel confident. Plus, Brad Pearce discusses his coaching milestone and the rivalry with New Mexico.
Spencer and Jason welcome Erika Mika to discuss games against San Diego and Saint Mary's. WCC Freshman of the Year Keaton Kringlen previews BYU Baseball's opener against No. 21 Georgia Tech, and the show wraps up with Big Deal No Deal.
Jarom and Spencer recap a busy weekend in BYU athletics, including a men's basketball win over San Francisco. Blaine Fowler compares Yoeli Childs to Kawhi Leonard as a freshman, and the hosts discuss the latest NIT bracketology projections.
Jarom and Spencer recap a busy BYU Athletics weekend, including a men's basketball win over San Francisco. Blaine Fowler compares Yoeli Childs to a young Kawhi Leonard, and the hosts examine BYU's latest NIT bracketology outlook.
After another road loss, Spencer Linton and Jarom Jordan react to fan overreactions about BYU Basketball. Cassie Broadhead discusses a 39-point win over Pepperdine, while the hosts review Going for 2 results and make picks for San Francisco.
Spencer and Jason reset BYU Men's Basketball's season goals and discuss what's still left to accomplish. Jeff Judkins previews a women's hoops homestand, Aidan Carrazedo talks BYU Tennis, and Alexa Strid joins from Puerto Vallarta.
Spencer and Jarom discuss BYU's postseason hopes with former Cougar Mark Durrant. The show also features Big Deal No Deal with Super Bowl 51 storylines, while Lauren Francom joins students in the ROC line ahead of the Gonzaga matchup.
Former Cougar Kyle Van Noy earns a Super Bowl ring. Blaine Fowler discusses Dave Rose's 300th career win, while assistant volleyball coach Luka Slabe reflects on BYU's impressive weekend sweep of second-ranked UCLA.
Can BYU take positives from its loss to top-ranked Gonzaga? Chris Miles explains why he's encouraged, while Jake Langlois previews tonight's volleyball matchup.
