by Mike Miller Baseball enters the final week of the regular season looking to remain in a strong position ahead of the WCC Tournament, while softball had its season ended
Category: College Sports
Three teams USU could replace BYU with in 2023
The song “Wagon Wheel” by Darius Rucker will never be the same. With the recent news that BYU and Utah State are discontinuing their football series from 2023-2026, the Aggies
Cougar Corner: BYU Quietly on the Prowl for Wins
by Mike Miller Last week was relatively quiet in Provo with just baseball and softball in action. While there was not too much to watch, the available games were exciting
Three Most Pro Ready College Basketball players in Utah
by Daniel Olsen With the culmination of the NFL Draft, the attention now turns to the NBA. The Utah State Aggies have had players selected in the last two NBA
Cougar Corner: BYU Track and Field is on Record Pace
by Mike Miller The BYU track and field team dominated at a pair of national meets, the NFL Draft brought several moves for former BYU football players and men’s basketball
NFL Draft: Which High Schools in Utah are putting players in the Pros
by Daniel Olsen Another NFL Draft has come and gone, but it remains relevant long after Mr. Irrelevant is drafted. Braxton Jones of SUU was the only Utah high school
Cougar Corner: Winter Semester Sports reaching Climax
by Mike Miller Just three BYU sports were in action on a consistent basis last week, with one team reaching the end of their season. Baseball It was a mixed
Cougar Corner: Transfer Portal Season is Upon BYU
by Mike Miller While the end of the school year means the on-field/court/track action is slowing down, the off-field/court/track drama continues to heat up. The BYU men’s basketball team remained
Cougar Corner: BYU Dominating the Diamond
by Mike Miller Most teams had a mixed bag of games, but there is still plenty of upside as the BYU spring sports start to take a peek at the
Weber Weekly Word: Spring Sports in Action
by Brayden Evensen With the basketball season in the rearview mirror, that doesn’t mean Weber State is done for the year. Plenty of spring sports remain for Wildcat fans to