BYU Sports Nation

What do we really know about the 2017 BYU Football team? David Nixon shares his thoughts and provides an update on Taysom Hill and Green Bay, while new BYU Basketball player Kajon Brown discusses what he brings to this year's squad.

What is your biggest question for BYU football going into camp? Tejan Koroma is on the Outland Trophy Award watch list, and Charles Abouo weighs in on playing for Team Fredette in The Tournament. Is there a chance Jimmer steps on the court?

Will BYU hoops make the NCAA Tournament? Tim LaComb discusses team culture and the non-conference schedule. Jarom unveils his "10 in 10" ranking of the best running backs BYU will face in 2017, and Jonny Linehan lands on the Ray Guy watch list.

Jarom Jordan returns alongside Jason Shepherd to discuss expectations for Tanner Mangum in 2017. Matt Brown explains why he ranked Mangum as the No. 24 quarterback, while Between the LYnes tests BYU students on sports clichés.

Jason Shepherd and Brian Logan discuss what could make 2017 special for BYU football, plus Roni Perry reflects on Team USA and previews BYU women’s volleyball.

Which BYU football schedule was tougher, 2016 or 2017? Trevor Matich joins Spencer Linton and Brian Logan to compare the schedules, discuss expectations for Kalani Sitake's second season and project BYU's win total. Juli Erekson also joins the show.

It's a Brian Logan takeover with Spencer Linton. The pair discusses who they think is the best player in the BYU Football Independence era, Kyle Van Noy and Jamaal Williams make the cut. Greg Wrubell chimes in saying Taysom Hill is the greatest.

If BYU could add one free agent to any roster, who would it be? Matt Brown joins the show to share his pick and discuss his new book, while fans offer their own dream additions to BYU athletics.

On Independence Day Eve, Spencer Linton and Jason Shepherd debate BYU's best football game as an independent, while Great Uncle B argues none qualify. Plus, Big Deal or No Deal: Eric Mika being benched during Miami Heat summer action.

What matters most in a football season? Riley Nelson discusses BYU's 2017 outlook, while Brian Logan explains how scheduling impacts recruiting.

Spencer Linton and Jason Shepherd debate BYU's place as an independent and whether big fish or big pond is best. Pete Fiutak weighs in on conference talk, while Would You Rather explores Power 5 scheduling and Boise State's model for BYU all season.

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You’ll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics.

Jarom and Spencer discuss BYU Football's life as an independent. USA Men's Volleyball coach John Speraw talks about BYU players and their Olympic hopes in Brazil, while Lauren Francom catches up with track standout Rory Linkletter.

Spencer and Jarom share their top five takeaways from BYU Football Media Day. Blaine Fowler discusses LaVell Edwards' legacy and 2017 projections, while Big Deal No Deal covers BYU's bowl options and the new ESPN contract through 2019 and more news.

Join Spencer & Jarom for this special two hour Media Day special episode of BYU Sports Nation. Their guests include Head Coach Kalani Sitake, Luke Staley, Jonah Trinnaman, Ilaisa Tuiaki, Ty Detmer, Tanner Mangum, Fred Warner, and Dayan Ghanwoloku.

With the NBA Draft approaching, the guys discuss potential landing spots for Eric Mika. Greg Wrubell previews Football Media Day, and Luke Worthington shares why Mika can succeed at the next level.

Jarom Jordan and Jason Shepherd debate which of the Furious 5 games will most impact BYU's season. Jonny Linehan joins the #4thAndNoMore campaign, and Jarom debuts his first 10 in 10 ranking the toughest quarterbacks BYU will face in 2017.

What must BYU Football do to take a step forward in 2017? David Nixon joins Jarom and Jason to discuss whether beating Utah is key. Plus, Between the LYnes features You Laugh You Lose with the O-Line and D-Line before Media Day.

Not only do we extend the Father's day celebration on BYUSN today by talking the best BYU father/son combos, but we also bring on one of the father/son nominees, Blaine Fowler, to tell us who he thinks is the best father/son combo.

Jimmer Fredette joins the show to discuss his basketball future and possible NBA opportunities. Spencer and Jarom examine BYU Football's potential trap game on the 2017 schedule, while Ashley Hatch shares the story behind her first international goal

Phil Steele discusses expectations for Kalani Sitake's second season, Tyler Haws talks about Eric Mika and his pro future, and BYUSN debates which BYU sport benefits most from having athletes drafted.

Who makes the BYU Basketball Super Team starting five? Michael Smith joins Spencer and Jarom to debate the lineup. Mike Littlewood also discusses the 2017 baseball season, the MLB Draft and construction updates at Miller Park.

Which BYU athlete is next for a big professional breakthrough? Jaycob Brugman shares his journey to the majors, while Brock Hale discusses the MLB Draft. Plus, a special Father's Day edition of Kids Nation.

Which BYU team is the greatest ever? Plus, Jaycob Brugman's MLB call-up, Eric Mika's draft prospects, and Ashley Hatch's first national team goal.

Is the BYU-Utah football game the most important game of the year? Spencer and Jarom debate the rivalry's significance, former Cougar David Nixon shares his perspective, and track and field athlete Brenna Porter discusses her experiences competing in