BYU Media Day

I just thought I'd create a thread where I could post some interesting media day tweets and info. They won't necessarily be in any order.

https://twitter.com/drewjay/status/1141027838507618304



Zach Wilson is at 70-80% - that concerns me for him to be so low right now.

https://twitter.com/drewjay/status/1141027596156620800



QBs who live with their WR will probably have a closer relationship/trust with those WRs?

https://twitter.com/drewjay/status/1141027191171379200



Beau Hoge is so injured he has to take a year off, after not having seen him for most of last season.

https://twitter.com/Mitch_Harper/status/1140999466658353153



Tiered bowl availability or just smoke?

https://twitter.com/BYUfootball/status/1141017580611592192



Improved game day experience

https://twitter.com/espn960sports/status/1141016687799492608



BYU's recruiting is getting better.

https://twitter.com/jaromjordan/status/1141012480337932290



Fall Camp depth chart

https://twitter.com/AJeffreyCall/status/1141010289980108802



Shoulder surgery the new lis franc injury?

https://twitter.com/drewjay/status/1141047170457460736



Kalani recruiting on the difficulty of BYU now.

Somewhat interesting data, but nothing that made me afterwards say I was glad I was watching the broadcast while I was working. No contract news, no scheduling news, so it was mainly "coach speak", which bores me to tears. It was interesting hearing Lamb's story about his kidney stone episode during one of the games.

With the labrum surgery, the risk is coming back too soon and undoing what the surgery did. But he could still play with it hurt like he did last year. And at a high level. And then have to do it again. Think Colts QB Andrew Luck. Rushed back and played, then had to do it again. And sat longer the 2nd time. Drew Brees had this surgery as well and bounced back great. THey don't want to have to do it again. But when he is back and ready, he'll be good to go.

hawkwing wrote:

https://twitter.com/drewjay/status/1141027191171379200



Beau Hoge is so injured he has to take a year off, after not having seen him for most of last season.

So if I read that right, that could mean he'd still be just a SO when he plays again in 2020?