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Show Summary:
Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler kicked off BYU-Utah week with a show they billed as one of their best ever, opening on the same night as BYU men's basketball's season opener against Ohio State. They walked through BYU's move to No. 7 in the AP Top 25 and the first College Football Playoff rankings dropping the next night, with ESPN's Heather Dinich projecting the Cougars as high as No. 3. After grading the 27-20 win over Arizona State against Blaine's three keys, running down the Big 12 weekend, and relaying Kalani Sitake's full press-conference remarks on his history with Utah head coach Morgan Scalley, the hosts laid out Blaine's three keys to beating the Utes: contain Devon Dampier, win the points-off-turnovers battle, and force Utah's defense to back off.
The emotional centerpiece was an extended visit with BYU Radio analyst Hans Olsen, who was on the field for Lavell Edwards' legendary final win over Utah in 2000. Hans counted down his top five all-time BYU-Utah moments — from a 1996 blowout to the Will Ferrin field goal, "Beck to Harline," the famous "doink" game, and Lavell's Last Miracle — before predicting a 28-24 BYU win Saturday. BYU alumni Salt Lake chapter chair John Mather previewed the Cougs Care service project ahead of the road trip to Rice-Eccles, and a charity auction benefiting the Ephraim Hope Mission capped the guest segments.
Campus Notes covered Jane Hedengren's back-to-back Big 12 cross country title as Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week, AJ Dybantsa's NBA debut with the Washington Wizards, Richie Saunders' G League assignment, Jimmer Fredette's FIBA 3x3 AmeriCup MVP honor, a lopsided women's basketball exhibition win, and strong showings across soccer, volleyball, golf, and baseball — including BYU baseball's Trent Pratt celebrating nephew Cooper Pratt's World Series title with the Brewers. Houston-based super fan Joseph Walker joined via Zoom with his own three keys and a 24-17 prediction, and the show closed with the full weekly schedule, Cougars-in-the-NFL updates highlighted by Tyler Allgeier's career day, and the Redmond Roots Rollout trivia segment.
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