In this week's Cougar Sports Saturday, Mitch Harper and Nate Slack cover a packed day in BYU sports. They break down the dismissal of the Parker Kingston case, react to Brett McMurphy ranking Kalani Sitake as the Big 12’s top coach, and dive into the fallout from Brendan Sorsby’s departure from Texas Tech. The guys also recap a massive recruiting weekend for BYU football, preview the NBA Draft for AJ Dybantsa and Richie Saunders, and analyze Kevin Young’s early summer updates for BYU basketball. Plus, conversations with Jake Wahlin and freshman guard Brooks Bahr round out a loaded show.

Texas standout Brooks Bahr joins the program after a highly‑touted prep career and a church mission. Mitch Harper dives into how he’s feeling physically and mentally as he returns to basketball and looks to make an impact in his first season at BYU.

Jake Wahlin originally committed to BYU before flipping to Utah and later transferring to Clemson. In this conversation with Mitch Harper, he explains the twists in his path and what ultimately brought him back to Provo for his final season.

Mitch Harper and Nate Slack go head‑to‑head in Drafting the Y, choosing their top four former BYU players who excelled at the professional level and debating which Cougar had the best pro résumé.

Mitch Harper and Nate Slack break down Kevin Young’s comments on BYU’s summer plans and his perspective on the narrative surrounding last year’s team, including how those ideas shape this season’s roster‑building strategy.

As BYU basketball launches summer practices, Mitch Harper and Nate Slack break down what they’re seeing from the roster and examine the biggest insights from Kevin Young’s conversation with the media.

Mitch Harper and Nate Slack share their predictions for where AJ Dybantsa will be selected in the NBA Draft and discuss whether Richie Saunders will hear his name called this year.

Mitch Harper and Nate Slack break down a huge weekend of official visits for BYU football and what the Cougars hope to accomplish with a loaded group of prospects on campus.