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The Big 12 considers expanding to 12 or 14 teams, with BYU and Notre Dame in the conversation. Plus, we explain what caused one of the biggest BYU Twitter meltdowns in recent years.
The hosts debate BYU football's most underrated game of 2015. Plus, a two-time Doak Walker Award candidate joins the show, and Bronco Mendenhall talks Pac-12.
Big 12 expansion creates a stir at media days. Bryan Kehl joins Fast Friday to discuss who could emerge during BYU fall camp. Plus, Taysom Hill makes another watch list and BYU Cross Country releases its schedule.
Jimmer Fredette signs with the San Antonio Spurs, his fourth NBA team in five years. Spurs announcer Bill Schoening discusses Jimmer's skills and chances of making the team. Plus, Paul Lasike joins the show.
BYUSN makes early bowl projections for BYU and looks at ESPN's projected win total. Plus, Tyler Haws discusses his pro basketball future, and Tom Fornelli weighs in on whether BYU is one of the country's most disrespected programs.
Harvey Jackson discusses his open letter to Bronco Mendenhall, while Utah State coach Matt Wells previews the BYU matchup. Plus, Brandon Davies wins a championship and we get the latest on Dennis Pitta's NFL return.
Is BYU one of college football's most disrespected programs? The hosts debate and bring the latest from Big 12 Media Days, including the commissioner's comments on expansion.
The hosts break down BYU's 2015 defense with Bryan Kehl, who also responds to Dennis Pitta and Riley Nelson. Plus, the award watch list wraps up with Taysom Hill.
Who is BYU Football's greatest QB-RB duo? Riley Nelson joins the show to discuss the Cougars, while Taysom Hill and Jamaal Williams earn recognition on the latest college football watch lists.
Is Mitch Mathews an elite BYU receiver? Shaq Walker discusses his future after winning gold in South Korea, while Blaine Fowler makes his weekly visit. Plus, Tyler Haws returns to action and we play Mitch-Match More or Less.
Brady Poppinga makes his BYUSN debut to discuss BYU’s linebackers and Bronson Kaufusi’s role. Plus, Jim McMahon keeps winning, more preseason watch lists are released and Tyler Haws stays hot from three.
Dennis Pitta discusses his return from injury and what's next with the Ravens. Plus, BYU's most undervalued position, gold for Shaquille Walker, Tyler Haws' Summer League debut and another Austin Collie touchdown.
Bryan Kehl assesses BYU’s chances of beating Nebraska in Lincoln. Plus, Tyler Haws debuts in the NBA Summer League, more Cougars make award watch lists and three former BYU players return to live football action.
Taysom Hill's Heisman hype grows as David Nixon discusses BYU's chances for a special season. Plus, can the Cougars go undefeated in September? BYU Basketball's Corbin Kaufusi joins the show.
The hosts discuss the future of college football, including TV money and a 16-team playoff. Bill Bender explains how BYU can make national noise, plus an inside look at the Marriott Center renovations.
Are you buying the BYU Football preseason hype? See which Cougars made the Maxwell and Bednarik Award watch lists. Plus, a tennis great with wins over Sampras, Becker and McEnroe joins the show.
What's the greatest individual performance in BYU history? Blaine Fowler shares his pick as the hosts debate the best Cougar performances and play Would You Rather?
BYU Football looks to impress the Power 5 with the Big 3. Bryan Kehl joins the show for a BYU history lesson. Plus, what's the chance Jamaal Williams tops his previous career high in rushing yards?
Revisit BYU Football’s biggest win of the independence era, explore why Big 12 expansion may be inevitable and check out the latest additions to LaVell Edwards Stadium.
Bruce Feldman joins the show to explain why BYU is a top-four candidate for Big 12 expansion and whether Taysom Hill fits his mold of the modern quarterback.
Why did an NCAA top-20 scorer go undrafted? Bryan Kehl joins Fast Friday, Mark Atuaia names a potential breakout running back and BYU Women’s Volleyball’s new coach discusses expectations after a national finals run.
What should BYU football do to pursue Power 5 inclusion? We explain why the Cougars and Big 12 are back in the news. Plus, PGA rookie Zac Blair shares what it was like to play with Tiger Woods and beat him by 15 shots.
A special two-hour show featuring live interviews with Bronco Mendenhall, Glen Kozlowski, Jonny Harline, Taysom Hill, Jamaal Williams, Mitch Mathews, and Bronson Kaufusi.
BYU's all-time leading scorer Tyler Haws returns, Daniel Summerhays discusses his Top 30 U.S. Open finish, and new men's volleyball coach Shawn Olmstead joins the show.
Jimmer Fredette discusses what's next for him, while Bryan Kehl joins the Big B, Little B show. Plus, a BYU player works out with the Utah Jazz and Daniel Summerhays makes his mark at the U.S. Open.
Is BYU in the way-too-early Field of 68, and could the Cougars be better without Tyler Haws? Plus, Jacob Hannemann makes SportsCenter highlights and we spotlight a BYU running back with historic rushing numbers.
Nate Austin returns as BYU Basketball looks for improvement in the frontcourt. Ashley Hatch discusses building on her 18-goal season and the USA's World Cup run. Plus, BYU Track's highest finisher joins the show.
Who is BYU Football's best player nationally at his position? Plus, freshman Dayan Lake discusses choosing BYU, the guys react to a WCC expansion rumor and BYU's pole vault record holder joins the show.
Which game could be BYU's biggest win in 2015? A Nebraska writer discusses BYU and Mike Riley. Plus, Tyler Haws hits the workout trail and Cody Hoffman prepares for his first game with Montreal.
Is BYU better or worse off five years after realignment? Fox Sports calls the Cougars a major loser, and Bryan Kehl responds live. Plus, BYU-Nebraska gets major-network treatment, and Austin Collie returns to the field tonight.
What would 10 wins mean for BYU Football and its bowl hopes? BYU great Margin Hooks discusses helping talent find BYU. Plus, Kolton Mahoney talks about joining the Yankees organization.
Phil Steele discusses BYU’s September odds, while Spencer and Jarom debate the most winnable matchup. Plus, BYU Track heads to the NCAA Championships, and Mike Littlewood celebrates a top signee choosing BYU over the draft.
All-American baseball player Kyle Dean says no to Major League Baseball and yes to BYU. He explains why he chose "The Y" and what made BYU the right fit.
What were the most exciting two minutes in BYU sports last year? Blaine Fowler gives his answer. Men's soccer captain Ethan Meyer channels his inner Joe Namath in the studio. Plus, BYU alumnus Zac Blair teams up with Tiger Woods.
Dennis Pitta returns to Ravens practice, Bryan Kehl makes his Football Friday debut, and the hosts discuss a former Cougar's grand slam and Jennifer Hamson joining the L.A. Sparks.
BYU earns national respect with a national ranking, but how much does it matter? We revisit a spirited debate with college football writer Pete Fiutak. Plus, could more championship swag be coming?
BYU needs a new opponent after Southern Miss bows out. What type of team should the Cougars add? Plus, Campus Insiders' Pete Fiutak joins the show to discuss BYU's 2015 season.
Could Notre Dame's scheduling model help BYU? Beat writer Eric Hansen discusses whether playing a difficult schedule every year is worthwhile. Plus, Shaq Walker returns after anchoring a BYU team that broke a 44-year-old record.
A national publication says it's New Year's Six or bust for BYU in 2015. National champion quarterback Blaine Fowler responds. Plus, nine Cougars head to the NCAA Championships, Anginae Monteverde joins us live, and a 44-year-old record falls.
David Nixon picks BYU football's most impactful newcomer for 2015. Plus, Tyler Haws sets a record in his NBA workout, Brian Logan joins the elite debate, and two Cougars reach the championship.
We are just 100 days away from BYU football and a well-documented September to remember. Is it the Toughest September ever? We talk with Brett Ciancia, Guard Young, and Manase Tu'ungafasi.
BYU men's volleyball begins its search for a new head coach after Chris McGown resigns. McGown joins Studio B to explain why he's leaving and what's next, while Mike Littlewood joins the discussion.
BYU Football lands another massive recruit as Garrett Tujague discusses the Cougars' outside-the-box recruiting approach. Plus, Terry Nashif makes his Studio B debut to discuss his changing role on BYU Basketball's staff.
This special Memorial Day edition of BYU Sports Nation looks back at some of our favorite interviews from past shows. Relive memorable conversations, guests and moments from BYUSN.
