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First Hour with Alex Kirry and Dave Noriega
Greg Wrubell- "Voice of the Cougars"
•Cornerback injuries are concerning but things will get better as guys come back prior to the opener
•O-line seems to be working itself out
•RB position is deep but BYU may be best served with Jamaal Williams receiving the workload
Second Hour
Blaine Fowler- Former Cougar QB/BYUtv Analyst
•Bronco's defensive knowledge will make up for the cornerback issues
•Expects the offense to be significantly better
•It will be a great day when Jim McMahon has his number retired at BYU
Brett Pyne- BYU Football Sports Information Director
•BYU injury report
Third Hour
Michael Jordan- Head Football Coach at Grossmont College
•Nick Kurtz is a perfect fit for BYU; on and off the field
•Best prospect coming out of Grossmont since he's been the coach
•BYU coaches out-recruited other schools
Sports Hypotheticals
Gone in 30 Seconds
Fourth Hour with Randolph Fairbairn and Cleon Wall
Brian Logan- Former BYU Cornerback
•Concerned with the talent level of the younger corners
•The defensive scheme can be adjusted to take pressure off the corners
Sports Sound-Off
Fifth Hour
Bill Dickens- Grossmont College Beat Writer, EastCountySports.com
•Kurtz has wide receiver speed with tight end size
•Kurtz appeared to be a lock to go to Oregon, so it was surprising when he chose BYU
•Kurtz will not have a problem transitioning from a JC school
Sixth Hour
Brandon Gurney- Recruiting Specialist, Deseret News
•Tayo Fabuluje's situation is still a mystery
•BYU landing Nick Kurtz is a significant signing for the program
•It appears that Jamal Aytes may be leaning towards UNLV over BYU
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
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