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As for his BYU offer, Pau'u is still very excited about it and talks about his offer and if it happened yesterday.
"Oh man, I'm so stoked," Pau'u said. "I mean, my family and I have been big BYU fans all our lives. My mom says she feels really good about it. She's been praying about it and she says she feels really good about BYU."
That kind of news bodes really well for BYU. When a Tongan mother â or a Samoan mother for that matter â feels good about something, convincing them otherwise is like trying to convince them that the McDonald's dollar menu tastes better than food at a good old-fashioned Polynesian luau. It just isn't going to happen.
Nevertheless, Pauâu is already interested in BYU anyway.
"For me, it's because they allow me to go and serve my mission," Pau'u said. "It's been a big part of my parents raising me and why they really like BYU. In raising me, it's been the number one thing when I grow up and turn 19 to go and serve my mission, then come back and finish up college. That's what I plan to do."
I like how that sounds.