BYU basketball games against Saint Mary's and Pacific were marred by noticeably under par officiating. So what's the solution? Pay the refs more.
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Last weekend in both women’s volleyball and men’s basketball, the BYU Cougars defended their way to victory, downing Oregon and Utah State, respectively.
This season, BYU basketball likes a grind-it-out, face-stomping win. It happened against Umass. Expect it again against the UVU Wolverines.
BYU basketball came out sluggish in the first half against the Niagara Purple Eagles, but rallied in the second half, putting NIU away 95 to 88.
After every major sport managed to notch a victory last weekend, fans of the BYU Cougars are finally able to smile, especially for struggling BYU football.
BYU basketball has enjoyed some stellar play from sophomore forward Yoeli Childs so far. But when Childs wasn't in, all did not go smoothly offensively.
BYU football faces Fresno St. Saturday. The numbers and the pundits say the Cougs will lose. That's exactly what they need. A last chance for an upset.
BYU football needed a win like a diver needs air. Against struggling SJSU, they finally got it, thanks in part to WR Micah Simon and FB Brayden El-Bakri.
BYU football's offensive struggles have driven them into a corner. Their game against ECU is their last stand. Win and rally, or lose and sink the ship.
BYU football is nearly done being skewered by the lions on their schedule. As the lambs approach, fans will get to see just how bad the Cougars really are.
BYU football lost another quarterback, committed seven turnovers and fell 40-24 to the Utah State Aggies.