Will College Football Elitism CRUSH BYU’s Playoff Aspirations This Season? BYU Faces Uphill CFP Climb | Collin Chandler Rising Under Kevin Young? | BYU Needs Julius Halaifonua Transfer Portal Addition?

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Despite their success, the past two seasons, the BYU football program will have to climb

a pretty steep hill once again if they want to live their playoff dreams this fall.

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Coming up on today's show, we dig into where BYU is currently slated in terms of the

college football playoff odds for this coming season.

And yet again, it looks like the Cougars have to climb up the hill if they want to live

those dreams.

We'll talk about that.

They won't talk about what Kevin Young could potentially do with a talent like Colin

Chandler.

According to the athletic, there is a lot, a lot to like about the fit between the both

parties.

We'll get into that.

And we'll finish up today's show with yet another big man BYU is in the mix for Julius

Halifeneua.

Who is he and what is he offered to BYU potentially?

We'll get into all of that ahead on today's show and do want to thank you guys as always

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All right.

So if you didn't see it, Fandall, who's a proud sponsor of ours here on the Lockdown

podcast network, put out their college football playoff odds.

And if you want me to spoil a surprise, I won't bear the lead BYU is picked 19th in terms

of their overall best odds of making the college football playoff.

For comparison's sake, the Texas Tech Red Raiders, who obviously are the class of the big

12 and most people's eyes, are picked to be the second most likely team to make the college

football playoff behind, another than then the Notre Dame fighting Irish.

In theory, if things work out the way the BYU football hopes they work out this season,

they could see Texas Tech in the big 12 title game because both programs are not scheduled

to face one another in the regular season.

And then oh, by the way, yeah, there's that mid October home date, maybe the biggest

game in quite literally years in Provo, Utah Notre Dame fighting Irish coming to Provo

could be for playoff birth for lack of a better term when it comes to BYU.

Now, being 19th in these playoff odds is not a death knell for BYU, but if you look

at the teams in and around BYU in these rankings, well, you're going up against the who's

who of college football.

For example, Michigan, where, you know, Jay Hill and General Guilford formerly of BYU are

now coaching, they are plus 270 odds as compared to BYU's plus 430 odds.

And Michigan is just a Paltry four slot, four slots, six slots ahead of BYU in these

rankings.

USC plus 280, Penn State plus 370, a program that Klannis Taka was potentially going to

go and coach has better odds according to Fandall than BYU making the college football

playoff.

Now while that may sound kind of doom and gloom about BYU, I don't think this is anything

out of the ordinary for BYU's experience to the past two seasons.

Think about it.

They have found themselves on the outside looking in when it comes to the preseason rankings

and have had to fight their way in to those college football playoff rankings and there's

a discussion coming up later this week, according to reports out there that those shows with

the rankings could go the way the dinosaurs.

I don't think they're going to, but beyond beside the point, BYU's had to fight an uphill

climb both of the last two seasons and found themselves right there on the proverbial doorstep

of being in the college football playoff.

They were two teams out this past year.

They were essentially a team out the year before that.

So the thought is BYU is knocking on the door and very likely ready to break down that

door.

But these playoff odds indicate that they don't think BYU has it this year for whatever

reason.

Now could it be that they think there's a regression to the mean for BYU?

Maybe so, but I look at this BYU roster this year and I'm more juiced and more amped than

I have been the past two years and I've been pretty excited about the last two seasons

of BYU football, considering what they have accomplished.

This year's roster, in my opinion, is almost the payoff for what the last two years have

been.

And that, if you want to talk about a, quote, payoff, to me, that would be making the

college football playoff.

But looking at these fan dual odds, it indicates that yet again, as Clionys and Tauke is talked

about, it'll be an uphill climb.

They're going to have to climb a pretty steep hill.

They're going to have to battle against the national perception of a number of other programs

who, in my opinion, don't hold a candle to BYU.

No, it's nothing against, for example, Penn State.

Matt Campbell is one of my favorite coaches in all of college football.

He worked incredible miracles with the Iowa State cyclones, but in year one of his 10-year

and happy value out there in state college, Pennsylvania, they have better odds of making

it over BYU in the college football playoff.

That reached to me a big 10 and SEC elitism favoring that program versus a BYU program

under Clionys and Tauke has been a pillar of success and a pillar of consistency the

past two years.

So it's, like I said, it's nothing against Penn State.

It's nothing against these programs, but the name brands yet again are getting the off-season

love, the BYU for whatever reason does not get.

And quite honestly, in my opinion, it will take BYU knocking down the door, like literally

going undefeated, knocking down the door and advancing in the college football playoff,

which no big 12 team in this new era of the big 12 has done quite yet.

Not even the vaunted Texas Tech Red Raiders, remember, they got just smacked by Oregon this

past year.

It feels like to me BYU will not only have to make it into the playoff field, but advance

in said playoff if they want to garner the respect, the prestige, whatever you want

to call it, the BYU football program I believe deserves and for whatever reason continues

to have to fight scratch and claw for any little part that they can muster.

There are a number of national media out there who are fans of BYU, at least our fans

of clients to talk a and root on the cougars, but trust me, there are more that are ready

just to dismiss BYU at every turn it feels like.

And the hope is that this year, once again, that payoff comes in the form of BYU making

that run we all hope for and that would hopefully include a major home upset win over what,

man, I think it be top five, what was Notre Dame going to be ranked when BYU plays

them?

And for that matter, what's BYU going to be ranked because BYU will be ranked in

the preseason polls, unless the cronies out there when it comes to the national media

for whatever reason, downgrade BYU to some significant degree, but that game speaking

of Notre Dame and BYU, if it's as close as some think it might be and heck, if BYU pulls

off the upset, that could be the ticket to BYU playing in the college football playoff

because that would be maybe the single best resume building win in all of college football.

So there is a lot, a lot for you as a cougar fan to look forward to about this football season.

There is a lot for the football program itself to look forward to, but yet again, they

are battling against national perception, national prestige, whatever.

The stuages on the national media stage seem to have an extra grand about BYU.

They're going to have to fight uphill once again, and I don't think clonies to talk in

his football program and I can play in one bit.

Yeah, maybe if you got them off the record and put some truths to your name, they'd be

like, yeah, we're a little disappointed that after what we've done the past few years,

piling up a 23 and four record that we maybe deserve a little more of the gravitas or

the, the, yeah, I guess just overall respect that a program the caliber or BYU is seeking,

but I think that only comes with proven success at the highest levels and once again, that

means you got to climb uphill, you got to fight against the national perception of the

big 12 and also the perception of BYU and break down that door.

And I hope they do it.

I would love nothing more than to cover a team that after two seasons of being one of

the bridesmaids when it comes to the college football playoff, they knock down that door

and they're one of the brides that makes it in and heaven forbid they advance in the

college football playoff.

That, that would put BYU on the national stage, unlike they have been for 40 plus years.

Maybe on that 40, but 30 plus years since they went 14 and one in 1996 and we're one

of the bridesmaids that year.

The nice part is the doors open in theory for BYU to go through and play for a national

championship.

Let's hope they go out and seize it.

All right, let's look over to BYU basketball coming up next.

The athletic has put out an article talking about what they consider to be ideal fits in

the transfer portal between players who have left a program and landed with a new program

and one of those guys is Colin Chandler and they've got a lot, a lot to say about why

he fits so well with Kevin Young.

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All right.

The athletic wrote a great piece and they have written about a transfer portal fits ideal

fits.

I think it's the best term to say when it comes to players, they think are better suited

for their program.

They're about to call home.

And one of those names is I was reading through this popped up and it says call and Chandler

BYU.

Now as they point out at Kentucky, he had 9.7 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.2

steals per game while shooting 41% from three and 83.3% from the free throw line.

There's athletic transfer portal rank was number 43 overall.

And this is what they have to say about calling Chandler BYU where Chandler began his career.

Now, didn't begin his career BYU, only signed with BYU, didn't want an omission, but

that's beside the point before falling Mark Pope to Kentucky.

It's a safe bet to it's safe to bet on the six foot five guard, at least becoming the

best version of himself.

Now that sounds enticing.

Well, here's what they also had to say about this.

The cats mostly as Chandler to be a three point shooter and he thrived in that role, making

41% of his 4.9 trades per game, a top 150 rate nationally per Kenpom.

He also rated the 91st percentile nationally as a spot up shooter percentage.

But Chandler's statistical profile also shows he's actually more than capable of getting

his shot off in other ways, like in transition.

More than half of his transition, Phil Gold attempts to came from three percentage where

he shot 46.4% from three, nearly 50% in transition from three.

He's a natural pulling up all defenses retreat and his NBA range means he can't, he doesn't

have to get far past mid court to fire.

They mentioned this, Kevin Young is one of those creative offensive coaches in the sport

and will ensure that Chandler thrives alongside point guard Rob Wright and five star recruit

Bruce Branch III.

But can Young push Chandler to become more than a three point marksman?

That's the question.

I will just also give a surprise and say, yes, he can.

Any of you who watch Colin Chandler in high school at Farmington High School saw a three

level score that looked the part of a young budding superstar that I think has NBA potential

in him.

I think Phil still think that's there.

Kevin Young has the ability to pull out of guys the best of their ability because I've

mentioned this on the podcast before, for those of you who are every dayers and it's something

that robbing me.

Coems has pointed out is that that's from the sophomore years of a guy like Richie Saunders

and Colin Chandler are eerily similar.

Now Colin Chandler comes to BYU for his junior season for his first season playing with

Kevin Young.

The parallel to Richie Saunders is that Richie Saunders finishes sophomore.

You're playing for Mark Pope of BYU.

Then his junior year was his first year and the first year for Kevin Young in Provo.

Well, what did Richie Saunders career play out like?

Well that junior year all he did was become the most improved player in the big 12 conference.

The first team all big 12 conference player and became the heart and soul of the BYU basketball

program.

While this past season ended in disappointing fashion with him tearing that ACL, which

is just a downer note, you can expect I think in my mind that Colin Chandler, if Richie

Saunders can take a leap that he took as a junior under Kevin Young, why can't Colin Chandler

do that very same thing?

And in fact, I would bet pretty decent money that that's going to play out.

I watched Colin Chandler in high school and I remember when BYU was recruiting my man,

this kid, the best comparison I could think of in my mind was a young, not young, but

a Travis Hanson look alike.

And any of you who remember Travis Hanson, you have to be of a certain age because Travis

played for BYU in the early 2000s.

But Travis, man, if there was one thing he brought, it brought an ability to score from

anywhere on the court.

And that's kind of the point that was made here by the athletic is that yes, he is thriving

in transition.

And if he can shoot yet 46 plus percent from three in transition, man, that makes him a weapon

everywhere on the court.

And by the way, it doesn't mean he always has to pull up and shoot shoot a three because

all he's got to do is pump fake drive to the rim and he should in theory be able to get

right there on the rim.

And any of you who watch Colin Chandler in high school, I'll remind you that dude could

yam it with the best of them.

Some of the best dunks I have seen in Utah prep history came during Colin Chandler's run

at Farmington High School.

This is a kid that he can play.

He's got a lot, a lot of skill in him.

And I am super, super excited to see what he can do in a Cougar uniform.

Now, that will obviously entail, like I said, him getting, as they mentioned, alongside

working alongside Rob Wright, the third and also Bruce Branch, the third.

But the expectation is I think that Kevin Young learned a very important, if not hard

lesson this past year, about making sure that you don't have too many cooks in the kitchen.

And I think that's a lot of what I think curtailed BYU's effectiveness line up wise is you

had three guys in Rob Wright, A.J.D. Bonza and Richie Saunders who were thinking, hey, I'm

the guy.

No, I'm the guy.

No, it's that it's the Spider-Man meme where they all kind of point at each other.

That's kind of the way it felt with this BYU basketball squad.

Now while I expect Rob Wright to third to be a guy that is going to handle the ball most

most of the time, it feels like this year, the nice part about Bruce Branch the third and

Colin Chandler is both of their skill sets don't require heavy, unball presence.

They don't have to have the ball in their hand constantly to succeed.

And that in theory should, I think, solve that cooks in the kitchen problem that I perceive

to be the issue with this BYU basketball squad this past year.

I hope it comes to fruition and I hope that Colin Chandler takes the leap as a junior

that we saw Richie Saunders take under Kevin Young.

Because if that happens, you're talking about a guy who's going to flirt with 20 points

every night.

Can he add five assists, five rebounds and become just a statistical nightmare every single

night for opposing teams?

And you have to get Rob Wright scored near 20 and Bruce Branch, like you could have another

big three here, but it could be the best version of a big three that BYU wanted this past

year.

That is the exciting part about what a guy that Colin Chandler could offer here.

And as they mentioned, can they pull more out of him than what they got at Kentucky

out of Colin Chandler?

Yeah, I think they can because as they mentioned, Colin Chandler was relegated to essentially

a three point specialist role.

And that's what Kentucky required of him because Mark Pope's teams, Mark's Pope team this

past year.

They outside of him didn't really have a consistent three point presence.

Now, you may also may argue that BYU didn't have that and you'd be well within your rights

to argue said argument.

But the nice part is BYU has got, I think, a good mix right now.

Now, it is going to require, you know, having a center who can protect the rim and offer

some offense.

And we talked yesterday about a guy with Luigi Swigo who could be that option and we'll

talk about Julius Halifanua in just a minute.

But I think that the makings of this BYU roster at the top end right now, they're enticing

because I think a guy that Colin Chandler's ability, like he said, on or off the ball, shows

a lot of potential to still take another leap or two, it feels like in his career.

And he made the comment to BYU sports nation when he appeared was the last week.

He mentioned I got two years with Kevin Young.

So he's not necessarily intent on making this just like a one year stop off of BYU and

then jump into the NBA.

Now, could he have, I guess, a statistical explosion and decide, you know what, being a

return missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and being an older

player?

Maybe I take the leap.

Now, you can't rule that out.

But the fact that he is approaching this is having two years to get it right under Kevin

Young's tutelage.

Man, that is enticing in a very, very tantalizing proposition to consider what a guy like

Colin Chandler could offer if he does end up playing two years for the BYU basketball

program.

So really appreciated what the athletic had to write about this, but I agree with him.

They have gotten a lot out of him already during his time at Kentucky, but as he pointed

out, he's happy to be back home.

His wife was ecstatic to come back to Utah.

And I think the comfort level of being at a place that he originally fell in love with

speaking of BYU, playing for a coach, as they point out, is about as good as it comes

when it comes to pulling the best out of his players in Kevin Young.

Don't bet on Colin, don't not bet on Colin Chandler taking the leap for BYU because I really

think he has got it within him because I saw that potential in high school and I want to

see it realized.

And the best part is it could be realized in a BYU uniform rather than a Kentucky uniform.

All right.

We'll finish up today's show coming up next as I mentioned, Julius Halifanua, who is he

and why would BYU want a guy from New Zealand to man their center spot?

Well, his name is Stephen Adams, Ring of Bell.

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Julius Halifanua, he is a guy that you're going to want to file a way in terms of a transfer

portal target for BYU and the reason why is, well, you can't argue that the fact that

he's seven foot 260 pounds and he has already got proven production at the power five level

having played for the Georgetown Hoyas.

Now he is a sophomore and I think you could petition for a year back.

He only played six games as a freshman for the Hoyas.

This past year played 32 games at Georgetown in the Big East, averages to shade under 20 minutes

per game.

Shot 60.8% from the field scored nearly 10 points for game, had nearly four and a half

rebounds and also had 1.3 assists and nearly a block of game.

Those are all really enticing numbers and oh, by the way, his turnover rate less than

one per game.

So this is a big man who has got I think a lot of potential in him and can you get that

out of him and can he come in to BYU?

Maybe he's playing with Luigi Swigo, maybe he's not, but he could have come to BYU and

be their Cougar version of Stephen Adams.

Now, any of you know the story of Stephen Adams, he was a guy who was a big, just a big

body who came over from New Zealand and becoming a star for the pit, no, it was a pit panthers

and then has gone on to have just a pretty incredible career as one of the true just

forces in the NBA.

And he doesn't do it with any like a plomb, he doesn't do it with big flashy.

He is one of those quiet giants that you don't mess with.

There are some stories by him and you can see it in some videos.

I think I picked up people and just carried them and you're like, man, that is a very,

very strong man.

Well, the reason why I bring up Julius Halifanua and Link Stephen Adams is both of them

are New Zealand natives and Halifanua is a guy that is a former top 60 prospect.

As I said, he's already got proven production to the power five level having played in

the big East.

And if BYU were lucky enough to pick him up, he would continue a strong trend this

offseason for Kevin Young and Company of bringing in players who have played at the level

the big 12 plays at and that is power five.

I think they learned a lesson from last year thinking they could bring in mid major

type talents and expected they would thrive at the big 12 level.

Some of them throw, throw, thrived, thrived, yes.

Some of them thrived.

Other ones flopped.

Well, guess what?

I think they have bet on the fact, okay, if these guys have already played at this level,

the expectation, the physical nature, the, just understanding the night in and night out

grind of the big 12 is not going to be news to them.

And that's why I think a guy like Halifanua offers to BYU and ultimately picks the

cougars.

Now, any of you who have been paying attention to the transfer portal, it is absolutely

nuts out there when it comes to big men.

This year, the most expensive position to add a player in the transfer portal according

to everybody I have talked to in the reports I've seen out there are true big men.

They can command four to five million dollars reportedly on the open market.

Now, as we all know, BYU is a private institution and they will never open up the books to really

reveal what they're paying NIL wise.

But we have been told by multiple people that BYU has got a deep bag when it comes

to NIL and they're unafraid if they have the player or players that they're interested

in about spending that money on those players is Julius Halifanua, the player that BYU

wants.

Well, what I have understood is the BYU has made contact with him and there's been

other reports of that and they are intent on seeing what he could offer to BYU.

I think that this would be a very intriguing pickup because much like we talked about

if you missed it earlier on in today's podcast, go back and check it out.

I got it calling Chandler.

Could the leap he could take as a from a sophomore to junior season at BYU?

Couldn't you hope that I got like Julius Halifanua comes into BYU and has that same type

of a leap with Kevin Young as his coach?

That's what you would hope and that's I think maybe the one of the selling points that

BYU makes to a young man of his caliber saying, hey, this is what we're all about.

Obviously I would imagine being that New Zealand is not necessarily the most, it's not the

biggest country in terms of population.

I can't say this for certain, but I'd be very surprised if I got like Julius Halifanua

with a name that sounds Polynesian.

If he doesn't have some association at some level of members of the Church of Jesus Christ

of Latter-day State, Stephen Adams, his sister Valerie is a very strong member of the church

who is a three time gold medalist in the shop putt.

Now Stephen, I don't know if he's ever been bad type.

But the connection that Aussies, New Zealanders, Kiwis, they have with the church, by and

large, they either are a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, be

have family that are members of the church or at their minimum, have association in some

a former fashion of their life that they know members of the faith.

So in theory, I think Julius would have a touch point to understand what BYU is the flagship

university of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would be all about.

And obviously, he would have an understanding of what standards are at BYU and that's

another thing that Kevin Young, I think it's underrepresented, is that he is not going

to hide what BYU is all about.

He's been very open about, this is the standard we expect to be why you.

And I think that any player who may be like, I'm not sure about that BYU, all you got

to do is turn to AJD bonds and AJD bonds had every opportunity to go anywhere in the

country he wanted to go.

And he settled on BYU and said, you know what?

These are the standards they set for.

And guess what?

I signed up to play here.

So therefore, I'm going to live by said standards.

I can respect all of that.

And it's something that Clion and Satake is echoed forever since he took over at BYU

is that the standard is the standard of BYU and that is the honor code you've got to abide

by it.

But it is looked at, I think, by both Kevin Young and Clion and Satake as a strength versus

an impediment in terms of bringing young men into their programs and it just absolves

them of a lot of the distractions out there.

A lot of young men deal with in college and allows them to pursue what they are looking

for.

And I think I got Julius Halifanua.

He's probably looking to make an MBA future or making a professional basketball future

for himself.

Well, BYU can offer that because I've talked about on this podcast, everything that Kevin

Young has built at BYU, all the personalities added.

They are MBA level type people, training staff, nutritionist.

He wants to make it as MBA-esque as he possibly can at the college level.

And that's got to also be an enticing prospect to anybody, even not even just a guy like Julius

Halifanua.

So I think this would be a very, very nice pickup if BYU can bring in Halifanua.

And yes, I also don't think it precludes them from bringing a guy like Luigi Swiego in

and saying, hey, may the best man win.

The other simple fact of life is that you need two or three legit big men in the big

12 conference.

I think we saw that very glaringly obvious this past season.

I will forever love Kebukete and what he offered to BYU.

But when Kebuk went off the floor, man, it was a black hole.

It felt like at that center spot.

And like I said, it's nothing against Xavier on state and it's nothing against Abdullah

B to Ahmed.

They just weren't it.

So I think Kevin Young is intent on adding multiple big men in this transfer portal

cycle.

And the hope is they, yeah, if it's if it's Luigi Swiego, if it's Julius Halifanua, you

need to find multiple of those guys.

If you want to have the success, you hope to have as the BYU football, that football BYU

basketball program hopes to have this coming season.

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We're going to look ahead to the NFL draft is Jack Kelly, the only Cougar that is going

to hear his name called this weekend in the NFL draft.

We'll dig into guys like Chase Roberts, Carson Ryan or heck, maybe a flyer like Isaiah

John somebody pops up.

We'll see what happens.

But we'll talk about that.

We'll also get into some more BYU football talk.

I've got interviews with guys like L.J. Martin who are still out there and at some point

we're going to get them to you and hopefully tomorrow will be that day.

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