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BYU enters a three-game series with Arizona State after a season-best five-game win streak, bolstering its Big 12 standing.
Pitching is a focal point, with new coach Adrian Dinckle guiding a staff that has limited walks and more strikes.
Key contributors include Tua Wolfgramm, moved up in the order after a strong start, and Keoni Painter with a walk-off homer.
BYU aims to use the ASU series to gauge progress in its third Big 12 season and measure how far the program has come.
BYU's offense features multiple players contributing, with Easton Jones driving RBI totals and Keoni Painter showing versatility.
BYU’s bullpen and bullpen-to-starter transitions have become a strength, with multiple arms contributing in late-inning situations.
Coach Pratt emphasizes finishing strong and competing with the conference’s top teams in the Big 12.
Arizona State visits Provo after a historic home-run performance in Tempe during a prior meeting.
BYU hosts Arizona State at Miller Park with weather considerations in the forecast for the conference matchup.

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BYU welcomes back signee Brooks Bahr after his mission, signaling readiness to join next season's roster.
Bahr is listed at 6'4" and is described as a left-handed guard who can drive, distribute, and shoot from deep.
BYU has filled 11 roster spots and will use transfers to address size and depth for 2024-25.
Transfers from Kentucky, Clemson, and Syracuse are part of the roster building for BYU's next season.
Brooks Bahr's pending return is viewed as helping BYU address depth behind the projected starting lineup.
BYU is pursuing additional roster moves through the transfer portal to finalize the 2024-25 squad.
Coach Kevin Young will lead the Cougars as Bahr joins a roster built with multiple newcomers.
BYU is eyeing size in the frontcourt as a key need for next season.

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SDSU and BYU are close to finalizing a neutral-site basketball game for December 19 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert.
The matchup would renew a longtime rivalry that includes 77 prior meetings since 1940.
BYU has moved to the Big 12, while SDSU is transitioning to a reconfigured Pac-12 for next season.
The game would take place in Palm Desert’s Acrisure Arena, which opened in 2022.
Rothstein, a respected college basketball insider, broke the report Thursday night.
The renewal would mark a return to competition between former conference rivals.
The Aztecs finished a disappointing season last year, with expectations to rebound next season.
BYU’s recent seasons include three NCAA Tournament appearances since joining the Big 12.
The story notes past high-profile clashes between the teams in the 2010-11 season.
No formal announcement date for the game has been set yet.

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BYU prioritizes securing a high-level center, potentially an overseas big man, to anchor the frontcourt.
Luigi Suigo is a 7-foot-3 Italian big man playing in Serbia and a top draft prospect.
BYU has a long-standing relationship with Suigo and has recruited him for over a year.
The decision timeline could stretch into the NBA Draft withdrawal deadline in June, influencing BYU's plan.
BYU is considering international options if Suigo doesn’t commit, aiming to diversify its frontline options.
SUIGO could pair with Bruce Branch and be a potential top contributor for BYU in 2027.
BYU has already added freshmen and incoming transfers as they manage the roster to 11 players.
Rob Wright’s return solidifies the backcourt alongside Collin Chandler as BYU builds around them.
BYU calculates the cost and timing to land a top center while weighing other frontcourt options.
The article highlights both transfer portal movement and potential recruiting targets in BYU's plans.

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Tanuvasa says he expects to be entering the NFL draft next year after his BYU season, framing it as a continuation of his journey.
He credits BYU head coach Kalani Sitake’s decision to stay as a factor in his return and in pursuing unfinished business.
Tanuvasa describes himself as a ‘disruptor’ whose goal is to disrupt offenses, with statistics following from that effort.
He emphasizes gratitude and urgency as he balances football, academics, and NIL earnings to support his family and wife.
Tanuvasa plans to graduate next week and hopes his NIL earnings can support family and his wife’s education.
He warns teammates against using NIL agents, preferring guidance from teammates or coaches who have navigated it themselves.
Tanuvasa notes his NFL prospects, ongoing studies, and plans for life after football, including potential public speaking.
Tanuvasa reflected on his transfer from Utah and his successful adaptation to BYU, including leadership as a team captain.
The interview outlines Tanuvasa’s personal goals for 2026, including returning to Big 12 title contention with BYU.
Tanuvasa plans to walk in BYU graduation ceremonies, emphasizing education alongside football and NIL.

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