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  • Get Ready for BYUradio's Big Stories

    Get Ready for BYUradio's Big Stories
    2023/08/24
    Big Stories is a show dedicated to the incredible tales surrounding the opponents of the BYU Cougars. You'll hear from people associated with Sam Houston, Arkansas, and the Big 12 teams BYU will play this season. Big stories is hosted by Cleon Wall.
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    1 分
  • Big Stories Returns on Jan. 6th

    Big Stories Returns on Jan. 6th
    2024/12/02
    Big Stories will have more great tales from the Big 12 coming up on January 6th. We will chronicle the Arizona State women's volleyball coach who left the high world of finance to coach his favorite game, the University of Arizona basketball coach who became the first African-American coach at a major university, the former Kansas basketball player who quit professional basketball to bring people to God, and so many more great tales.
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    2 分
  • Get Ready for More Big Stories

    Get Ready for More Big Stories
    2023/12/07
    We hope you've enjoyed the Big Stories podcast. We will have more great stories featuring some of BYU's Big 12 basketball foes in January 2024. They will include tales from UCF, Kansas, Texas Tech, Texas, and Iowa State.
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    2 分
  • BYU: The We Are One Foundation

    BYU: The We Are One Foundation
    2026/04/09
    Isaiah Kaufusi’s football journey didn’t follow the storybook ending. After going undrafted and bouncing between NFL rosters, he eventually stepped away from the game in search of something bigger than football. What followed was an unexpected calling—one sparked by BYU Head Football Coach Kalani Sitake. At Sitake’s request, Kaufusi teamed up with former BYU center Connor Pay to launch a nonprofit with a bold mission: create meaningful employment opportunities in Tonga and beyond. The result is The We Are One Foundation, an organization partnering with BYU–Pathway Worldwide to connect students across the South Pacific and Africa with remote work opportunities—and to build a first-of-its-kind employment center in Tonga. In this episode, Isaiah shares how the idea began, what they’re building right now, and why he believes the work happening in Tonga is only the beginning of something far bigger. Guests: Isaiah Kaufusi – President of The We Are One Foundation Connor Pay – BYU football analyst, Vice President of The We Are One Foundation
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    20 分
  • Top Tier Coaches Sticking Around, Looking Forward with ISU and UCF

    Top Tier Coaches Sticking Around, Looking Forward with ISU and UCF
    2026/04/07
    As the NCAA Tournament has come to an end, host Cleon Wall breaks down the latest storylines from around the conference- From Arizona falling apart in the Final Four, big-name coaches the likes of Bill Self and Tommy Lloyd sticking with their programs, West Virginia taking the Crown in Vegas, and transfer portal talk. Later in the show, story time will feature two teams that have their moments but ultimately fell short in The Big Dance. Adam Eaton from the Sons of UCF joins us to discuss the Knights' tournament appearance and season as a whole, and the Voice of the Cyclones, John Walters, joins the show to go over Iowa State's Sweet Sixteen run as well as the future of the program.
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    27 分
  • Beauty In the Eye of the Basketball Beholder

    Beauty In the Eye of the Basketball Beholder
    2026/03/31
    The Kansas Jayhawks, BYU Cougars, and TCU Horned Frogs all had seasons full of highs, heartbreaks, and what-ifs — and we're breaking it all down. Brian Hanni, the voice of the Kansas Jayhawks, talks about how Darryn Peterson's health woes created two completely different Kansas teams, the offensive inconsistencies that derailed a talented squad, and why Peterson could still be the top pick in the NBA Draft. BYU SportsNation co-host Jarom Jordan then talks about what AJ Dybantsa's time in Provo truly meant for the program, the wave of injuries that derailed Final Four dreams, and why BYU's best days may be still ahead. Melissa Trebwasser, host of the Frogs Insider Podcast, on TCU's remarkable turnaround — from losing their starting center in game one to finishing sixth in the Big 12 — and what it will take for Jamie Dixon's squad to finally break through in March. Plus, the biggest storylines from the college basketball landscape, including Arizona's stunning run to the Final Four and Houston's surprising Sweet 16 exit.
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    37 分
  • From the Vault -West Virginia: The Hero's Journey of Hot Rod Hundley

    From the Vault -West Virginia: The Hero's Journey of Hot Rod Hundley
    2026/03/26
    When the Big Stories team hit a recording snag, we reached back into the vault for a great story from Season 1 — and with March Madness in full swing, the timing couldn't be better. This week, we revisit our episode about Hot Rod Hundley — the Charleston, West Virginia native who became a West Virginia University basketball legend. Equal parts showman, entertainer, and flawed hero, Hot Rod dazzled crowds with behind-the-back passes, hook shots, and a personality that packed arenas long before the varsity game even tipped off. We hear from filmmaker Dan Loman, WVU's Director of Athletic Content John Antonik, bar owner Al Bonner, and Hot Rod's own daughters — painting a portrait of a man who was larger than life on the court, complicated off of it, and beloved by an entire state. From his hardscrabble childhood in Charleston to the retirement of his #33 jersey at WVU Coliseum, Hot Rod's hero's journey is messy, funny, and deeply human.
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    12 分
  • New Coaches, Top Teams, and the future for OSU and WVU

    New Coaches, Top Teams, and the future for OSU and WVU
    2026/03/24
    As the NCAA tournament rolls on, host Cleon Wall breaks down the latest storylines — from coaching hires at Arizona State and Cincinnati to the Sweet 16 performances of Arizona, Iowa State, and Houston. We also look at how Kansas and BYU fell short due to injuries, the potential top two NBA Draft picks in AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson, and give credit to TCU and UCF for their tournament moments. Then, story time turns to two teams that didn't quite make the NCAA Tournament. Scott Wright of The Oklahoman joins to discuss Oklahoma State's progress under second-year coach Steve Lutz, and Blue and Gold Nation's Ryan Decker breaks down West Virginia's first season under Ross Hodge — a team built on defense that now heads to the College Basketball Crown to face Stanford.
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    30 分