43 points on 24 shots for potential No. 1 pick AJ Dybantsa in BYU's win over Utah. Season-high four 3s, while showing his lethal shot-creation and finishing prowess scoring in every which way from all over the floor.

just months after a shooting at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints service. big 12 ignored BYU when cincinnati chanted “f- the mormons.” they’re fostering this. “f- the catholics” “f- the baptists” “f- the muslims” that’d never be allowed.

Jake Hatch (Yawk) Props to Brett Yormark and the Big12 conference! ZERO TOLERANCE is the only answer. Kudos for applying this against Colorado. It’s happened is many games since. Fines, then penalties-it will eventually stop if leadership enforces rules against bigotry & champions zero tolerance.

If it was “refs a Mormon” whatever. OSU fans, please forgive us if our ears are tuned to hear a chant we’ve heard in nearly every opposing stadium for the last 10 years.

None of this is about coping with a loss. OSU has a good squad and kicked our ass in the paint. But we heard this chant after beating Arizona in Mckale. The chant doesn’t care if BYU wins or loses. It’s just always funny to hate Mormons. So apologies if we misheard

We’re only two days into the Olympics, and I’m seeing multiple USA athletes in press conferences trying to distance themselves from the flag, instead choosing to prioritize representation of their family, friends and personal causes. You compete for your country, not a crusade.

This is how it’s done. Thanks Lindsey. She may or may not agree with the politics but she wisely veers away from those comments. Wearing the US Flag and repping the team appropriately. Years of wisdom and gratitude behind this. 💙

People trying to justify Parker Kingston should absolutely stop. People celebrating because this is a blotch on BYU's athletic program, should also, for the love of all that is holy, stop. Sick activity on all fronts. Hope justice is served.

The media bias & hate against Utah has never been more transparent.

It's also funny that the NBA is fining the Jazz and Pacers, of all teams, for tanking -- two franchises that have combined to move up ONE time over 24 tries in the draft lottery era.

BYU now has a tally of four season-ending injuries, including to three of its Top 7 players. Included in that group is an All-Big 12 first team guy + one of the best sixth men the country. Just absolutely cruel we never got to see this team at full strength

2011 Brandon Davies incident 2020 Covid cancelling March Madness 2025 Baker/Pickens/Richie season ending injuries BYU basketball is cursed

In fact, the results of the TX primary -- where the more civil candidate won a plurality on the GOP side and a majority on the Democratic side -- are perhaps a sign of things to come. People are getting tired of intolerance and cruelty. /end

Since there are a lot of uniformed people talking college hoops tonight: 1. BYU did not pay AJ Dybantsa $7 million 2. They had 6 season-ending injuries, including an All-Big 12 guy 3. When somewhat healthy they were 16-1 4. Yes, AJ was "worth it" for BYU despite win/loss record

BYU was 1 of 8 programs to finish top 25 in football and top 25 in KenPom. They are top 10 in the directors cup. “What’s next” is keep doing whatever it is they are doing.

-Big 12 Championship appearance, arguably shafted out of the CFP -One of a handful of schools in the top-25 in FB & KenPom in hoops -Top 10 in the Directors Cup … all in the first three years in the Big 12, while receiving a partial rev-share But hey, we’re not close.

Truly, Jesus Christ is the way to peace in this world, and eternal life in the world to come. He knows and loves each of us perfectly, and invites us to walk with Him, abide in Him, and follow His example of ministering to others one by one in charity and love. We have been

This was my first General Conference since I realised 'Mormons' aren't 'a polygamous version of the Amish.' 😂 Late last year I casually wondered, 'What do the Mormons actually believe?' Months later, I'm reading the Book of Mormon daily and felt compelled to watch the General

US fertility reached 1.57 last year, the lowest ever recorded, and the WSJ explanation is "uncertainty about finances, relationship stability, and the political climate" my great grandma had eleven children during the second world war, in a country being bombed, in a house with

Here’s a picture of my doctor making house calls