When it comes to newbies I like byu is most ready for the weekly grind , ucf is the most exciting, but depth is going to be a eye opener for all 4 teams Welcome can't wait Wvu plays all 4 of you guys, good luck and we'll see you in the fall GO MOUNTAINEERS
A transfer ranking of 22 disproves this assistant coach. BYU was a fringe top 25 team with 80th ranked recruiting classes. BYU gonna smash it in the Big 12 imo.
I'm not sure how Cincinnati losing Luke Fickell and hiring a coach that Louisville wanted to fire doesn't make them the team with the most question marks entering the Big 12. Hell, even Houston and UCF went 8-5 and 9-5 against AAC schedules last year, it's not like they won't have a difficult time transitioning either. The biggest difference between BYU and them is BYU had a mickey mouse defensive coaching staff that has now been replaced with a proven defensive staff. My bold prediction is that BYU will be better than Houston, Cincy, and UCF next year.
The Big 12 schools don't have a lot of respect for the quality of football in the PAC 12, which is where BYU's P5 opponents mostly came from when they were an independent. The Big 12 is, in fact, a massive step up. Also, having to play a full conference schedule, something BYU hasn't done in my lifetime, in a conference that has a reputation for being a knife fight in a phone booth is another layer of difficulty.
I actually took the independent schedule comment to be more of a compliment. There were certainly times where we saw depth become an issue with that slate.
Many of these anonymous assistant coaches are all about saying negative things in order to get a leg up on recruiting and hoping recruits may read this crap that influence their decision. Pay no attention!
I wish BYU would schedule Memphis. Memphis and Boise will play eachother 4 times by 2031. And Memphis and BYU Miami Beach bowl is one of the best games I've ever been to. Even if BYU wouldve won. That was a hell of a ball game!
You got to remember when transfer portal players get offers from big schools it because they are looking for depth does not mean they are starters they are third stringersy
I would guess byu will go 6 and 6 but I think there is a 4 game swing. I expect 4 games being really close. If byu stays fairly healthy I believe 8 wins are possible. If they have bad luck in close games along with key injuries then winning only 4 games becomes a possibility.
"Culturally they won't change, so the quality of athlete they recruit probably won't change just because they are a P5 program now". I think, unfortunately, that is just about correct. And because of that I have the most longterm questions about BYU. All of the other Big12 addees are from mega recruiting areas, don't have the cultural glass ceiling, and so the step up to a P5 should boost their recruiting significantly. BYU could be setting themselves up for non competitiveness.
There’s truth in the comment. The bottom has fallen out of most every Kalani season except the covid year with a weaker schedule. They do well until after game 3 or 4 then can’t beat podunk FBS school because of injuries. Hopefully they will be able to build up some depth and have a few healthy defensive backs in the Big 12. If they can’t stay healthy, this next season will be miserable in November. There are a lot of blue goggles in here.
I can't see BYU winning more than 4 games this year maybe 5 if we get lucky. I only see 2 potential wins in the big12. BYU is going to need a lot of help to overcome D line depth issues and the mess that Tuiaki left. Slovis better be handing the ball off and occasionally throwing the Play action because he is not very good and BYU might have to go to a backup.
Big 12 "Culture" programs: Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech - don't think a good culture will surprise anybody. That being said, I don't see BYU ever being a bottom-third Big 12 program. It'll take some acclimation, but BYU has talent.
They cancelled the series with Boise State because they weren’t cool enough so they could schedule Sam Houston and Southern Utah (Arkansas is a good opponent but that’s 1/3) and also not play against Utah.
BYU will have serious troubles in the big12 but they will compete but conparing usc and stanford to any big12 team in the last 10 years other than to kansas is a joke
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When it comes to newbies I like byu is most ready for the weekly grind , ucf is the most exciting, but depth is going to be a eye opener for all 4 teams Welcome can't wait Wvu plays all 4 of you guys, good luck and we'll see you in the fall GO MOUNTAINEERS
I agree with all of this!
Can’t wait to see you guys compete this year! Boomer Sooner!
Hell yeah! Excited to play yall
Thanks for the words mateos
A transfer ranking of 22 disproves this assistant coach. BYU was a fringe top 25 team with 80th ranked recruiting classes. BYU gonna smash it in the Big 12 imo.
Good thing opinion doesn't win football games
BYU also did not play a schedule where you got beat up every weak
@@kennunn3060 they played 7 P5 team in 2021. And finished 10-3. With a defensive ranking in the 80s. You are wrong
@@StolzeeYT you mean 5 no 4 baylor was in major rebuilding year. Stanford does not count and you lost others badly
@@StolzeeYT you mean pac 12 teams when no one in pac 12 was good. You are funny
I'm not sure how Cincinnati losing Luke Fickell and hiring a coach that Louisville wanted to fire doesn't make them the team with the most question marks entering the Big 12. Hell, even Houston and UCF went 8-5 and 9-5 against AAC schedules last year, it's not like they won't have a difficult time transitioning either. The biggest difference between BYU and them is BYU had a mickey mouse defensive coaching staff that has now been replaced with a proven defensive staff. My bold prediction is that BYU will be better than Houston, Cincy, and UCF next year.
I definitely agree with BYU being better than Cincy and Houston. UCF has a fairly easy schedule which helps them a lot
The Big 12 schools don't have a lot of respect for the quality of football in the PAC 12, which is where BYU's P5 opponents mostly came from when they were an independent.
The Big 12 is, in fact, a massive step up. Also, having to play a full conference schedule, something BYU hasn't done in my lifetime, in a conference that has a reputation for being a knife fight in a phone booth is another layer of difficulty.
Great show. I need to get you on my show sometime to talk BYU football.
The whole comment seems really uninformed. Unnamed assistant coach is going to be surprised this fall. 🤙🏼
Love your program Jeff.
Time for the Give'em Hell Brigham baseball jersey to go on sale to the unwashed masses. I'd be in
I actually took the independent schedule comment to be more of a compliment. There were certainly times where we saw depth become an issue with that slate.
So, is the anonymous coach Eric Mateos?
Many of these anonymous assistant coaches are all about saying negative things in order to get a leg up on recruiting and hoping recruits may read this crap that influence their decision. Pay no attention!
Think of BYU as the Notre Dame of the LDS. I am not a Mormon but I say take them lightly at your own risk.- OU Fan since 1956
I wish BYU would schedule Memphis. Memphis and Boise will play eachother 4 times by 2031. And Memphis and BYU Miami Beach bowl is one of the best games I've ever been to. Even if BYU wouldve won. That was a hell of a ball game!
You got to remember when transfer portal players get offers from big schools it because they are looking for depth does not mean they are starters they are third stringersy
I would guess byu will go 6 and 6 but I think there is a 4 game swing. I expect 4 games being really close. If byu stays fairly healthy I believe 8 wins are possible. If they have bad luck in close games along with key injuries then winning only 4 games becomes a possibility.
You not played a big 12 type schedule at all.
"Culturally they won't change, so the quality of athlete they recruit probably won't change just because they are a P5 program now".
I think, unfortunately, that is just about correct. And because of that I have the most longterm questions about BYU. All of the other Big12 addees are from mega recruiting areas, don't have the cultural glass ceiling, and so the step up to a P5 should boost their recruiting significantly. BYU could be setting themselves up for non competitiveness.
First part of comment seems to contradict the end...
I cannot disagree with the anonymous statements.
There’s truth in the comment. The bottom has fallen out of most every Kalani season except the covid year with a weaker schedule. They do well until after game 3 or 4 then can’t beat podunk FBS school because of injuries. Hopefully they will be able to build up some depth and have a few healthy defensive backs in the Big 12. If they can’t stay healthy, this next season will be miserable in November. There are a lot of blue goggles in here.
It was probably a Graduate Assistant.....🤣🤣
IMO ....It's Cincy with the question marks. 💯
Good Luck....👋🍺🍺
Boomer Sooner
I believe that every one of these new schools is in for a rude awakening next year! That said I think byu has the best chance to succeed
I mean they do have a pac12 championship
rofl love it. hate the pac 12. Feed me more pac 12 hate! I crave it! Give me Utes trash talk.
@@LibertarianUSA1982 uhhhh
I can't see BYU winning more than 4 games this year maybe 5 if we get lucky. I only see 2 potential wins in the big12. BYU is going to need a lot of help to overcome D line depth issues and the mess that Tuiaki left. Slovis better be handing the ball off and occasionally throwing the Play action because he is not very good and BYU might have to go to a backup.
PREDICTION: BYUs culture will become its strong point. This will surprise everyone outside BYU and will create copycats (in their own way).
I think everyone knows your culture...
Lmao if you think people want to touch BYU's culture with a 20 foot pole
@@starvedrock314 goober🤤
@@starvedrock314 it's not even a bad culture. What?
Big 12 "Culture" programs: Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech - don't think a good culture will surprise anybody.
That being said, I don't see BYU ever being a bottom-third Big 12 program. It'll take some acclimation, but BYU has talent.
BYU wont win 6 games they will get beat up and lose their qb and find out what playing in the meat grinder of the big 12
They cancelled the series with Boise State because they weren’t cool enough so they could schedule Sam Houston and Southern Utah (Arkansas is a good opponent but that’s 1/3) and also not play against Utah.
You played no one. Sorry
BYU will have serious troubles in the big12 but they will compete but conparing usc and stanford to any big12 team in the last 10 years other than to kansas is a joke
Lol.