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Thursday, January 12, 2011

BYU football Bronco Mendenhall turned down head coach offer ...
PROVO BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall turned down an offer to be the head coach at a Football Bowl Subdivision program after the conclusion of the 2011 season

BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall says he considered but turned down a ...
As you probably know now if you follow me on Twitter (@drewjay), BYU football coach Bronco Mendenhall sat down with reporters who cover the Cougar football

Cougar Tracks: Bronco on career, QBs, 2012 and "winning a lot of games"
KSL-TV
(Jan 11, 2012 02:48 PM) Greg Wrubell: Bronco on the BYU-Utah series, moving forward: "Neither school wants to be the one to say 'we're not going to play.'" (Jan 11, 2012 02:47 PM) Greg Wrubell: Bronco on the Big East: "I just didn't think that was our

Hoops for Hope Festival to showcase Catholic teams
Tulsa World
Brigham Young head coach Dave Rose attended the game. Hartsock's brother, Noah, who was the World's 2006 state player of the year, is BYU's leading scorer. Basketball notes: Coweta junior guard Ty Gunter continued his hot shooting with 25 points in a

BYU's Mendenhall discusses Utah rivalry, future football schedules
Salt Lake Tribune (blog)
"Because no matter what happens, even though there is going to be that new [Pac-12/Big Ten] agreement, that is one more game of the three preseason games that we would have a chance to select from. And it might move to the opening game, it might move

The Morning After: Jimmer trying to find his way
Sacramento Bee
By Jason Jones PHILADELPHIA - Ten games into his NBA career there are still some expecting Jimmer Fredette to be the savior of the Kings. Fredette is in the midst of adjusting to the NBA game. Throw in a coaching change after seven games,

Penny Hardaway Hoopfest Preview 1: Simeon
Memphis Commercial Appeal (blog)
Players to watch: The Wolverines are led by Jabari Parker, a 6-8, 220-pound junior who is rated as the top prospect in the class of 2013 and may very well be the best high school player in the nation regardless of class.