It has been strange to attend games without him. I’ve enjoyed the games, but I miss my Dad. And grieving while rising and shouting has been new, sad, and special in its way. Like he’s been with me at these games.
Tonight, it ends, and I’m all mixed up about it.
My Dad, Steve, was an incredible BYU sports fan. He loved the Cougars.
In October, Dad found out his health condition was terminal. Within 5 minutes, he looked at me and asked, “Do you think I’ll get to see AJ just one time?”
I hoped so. He did not get his chance to watch AJ.
Dad bought Cougar Club for the first time, anticipating a fun season. He would’ve loved the seats, been fully on the exhausted/exhilarated roller coaster of this team, and enjoyed the energy of the Marriott Center.
Anybody know how to contact a talent recruiter for the Smith Entertainment Group? I've been looking online for a couple weeks and can't find anything. Want to be involved with the new NHL team! I'd appreciate your help!
As a BYU fan, I better actively try to enjoy the Cougar broadcast personalities. It seems like they will be around forever. The next Al Michaels could be a student at the Y right now and there is no way they could get a seat on BYUtv.
Every throw by Texas Tech feels like there is 35% chance of BYU having a shot at catching it. It’s wild. 3 picks. Something like 8 dropped interceptions.
I don’t know what the interceptions by a BYU defense in a single game record is. BUT this must be the all-time dropped interception performance. Feels like there has been like 8 so far with 9 minutes left.
The Trick or Treat Cougars in the NIT? Simple. I don’t want it. Only 1 player in the history of BYU basketball has won a NIT game and then subsequently won a NCAA tournament game. Jeff Chatman. Winning in the NIT is almost a kiss of death for future seasons for the Y.