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Tuesday, May 5, 2015
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HB’s Hurry Up Headlines…if you don’t have time to read all of today’s stories, here are my top picks of the day.
Utah basketball: Runnin' Utes going hard after 2016 Lone Peak guard Frank Jackson
Salt Lake Tribune (blog)
With a relationship with Frank Jackson that goes back two years, Larry Krystkowiak has had time to parse the Lone Peak guard's game. When Al ...
Four-star Class of 2016 guard Frank Jackson will take a mission trip before playing college ...
NBCSports.com
A former BYU commit, Jackson is keeping Division II Embry-Riddle on his list because his father, Al, played there in college. As the No. 31 overall ...
Today’s complete Cougar Clicks...
LaVell Edwards chimes in on NFL draft, BYU tradition and increased missionary players
Deseret News
By Dick Harmon, Deseret News ... Utah Country and discussed issues of the day such as BYU football not having a player drafted by the NFL in 2015.
BYU WR Jordan Leslie, LB Alani Fua lick their wounds, sign NFL free agent deals
Examiner.com
May 3 when it was reported receiver Jordan Leslie got a phone call from the ... The graduate transfer out of UTEP only played one season for the ...
Making Team USA a tall order for former BYU two-sport star
Las Vegas Review-Journal (blog)
Lamson grew up in Lindon, Utah. Her mother, Tresa Spaulding Hamson, is widely recognized as the best women's basketball player in BYU history.
Tayler Katoa, emerging 2017 QB, discusses family connections at BYU Cougars, Oregon State ...
OregonLive.com
It was always BYU (against) Utah, and I would always support BYU ... Just as many recruits are swayed by their fandom, others are even more loyal to ...
Former NFLer Collie making transition to CFL
TSN
Collie was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in 2009 out of Brigham Young University and caught passes from Peyton Manning for four seasons, but a ...
Opinion: BYU levels playing field with big COA
KSL.com
My father was recruited by BYU and Utah. An excellent multi-sport athlete and state basketball champion at Davis High School, he wore more letters ...