BYU tops Wisconsin with nail-biting finish, advances to Sweet 16 for first time since 2011
The No. 6 seeded Cougars survived a nail-biting finish and John Tonje’s offensive onslaught to beat Wisconsin 91-89 on Saturday to advance to the Sweet 16 — BYU’s first appearance since Jimmermania in 2011. The cardiac Cougars found a way to stay alive in the NCAA Tournament by getting a much-needed stop in the very last possession.
Former 40-year high school basketball coach Roger Kvam became a mentor for BYU's Kevin Young from their days in Marietta, ...
Denver • Never mind any bad memories Kevin Young had about facing Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray here, the first-year BYU ...
On Saturday night, the BYU basketball program secured a spot in the Sweet 16 for the third time in program history and the ...
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When Kevin Young was hired as the men’s basketball coach 11 months ago, Brigham Young University President Shane Reese ...
BYU, with a chance to go back to the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since Jimmer, will have to face ...
Instead of fighting college basketball's trend to looking more like a pro sport, BYU took a logical step: It hired a coach ...
BYU Cougars guard Trey Stewart (1) smiles as time runs out with the Cougars leading the Wisconsin Badgers during a ...
Denver • BYU basketball player Richie Saunders can’t go anywhere without somebody asking him about tater tots, the snack ...
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Jimmer Fredette was in the stands Saturday night to witness BYU's return to the Sweet 16 with a 91-89 March Madness thriller ...
What's next for the surprising BYU Cougars after they upset Wisconsin 91-89 in Saturday's NCAA Tournament second-round game?
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