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Yoeli Childs, Tim LaComb announce departure from BYU basketball
Yoeli Childs and Dave Rose are figuratively, and literally, going their separate ways. The day after Rose's retirement announcement, Childs announced his intentions to hire an agent and enter the 2019 NBA draft. (Claire Gentry)
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Freshman Baxter takes flight for men's basketball
It took longer than some fans had hoped, but when freshman Gavin Baxter made his first start for the Cougars against Loyola Marymount on Feb. 2, it was clear the highly-touted Timpview recruit was worth the wait. The 6-foot-9 forward scored 25 points with 10 rebounds, two blocks and a number of ferocious dunks to highlight one of the Cougars' best all-around performances of the season.
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BYU men's basketball drops final game 79-65 to No. 6 Gonzaga
BYU men's basketball ended the regular season on a low note, falling 79-65 to No. 6 Gonzaga in the Marriott Center on Saturday, Feb. 24.
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BYU basketball freshman Yoeli Childs reflects on recent baptism
Yoeli Childs on the day of his baptism into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (Instagram)
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Terrific Transfers
Adjusting to Division I basketball can be a challenge after spending two years at a community college. These challenges are welcome for at least one new Cougar.
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Final Story: Recruiting Wars
Hundreds of letters. Thousands of text messages. Phone calls every day and after every game. Strangers constantly casting in their two cents. Pressure from family, friends and coaches. For high school athletes and college coaches, the recruiting process is a strange mix of exciting and overwhelming.
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The unconventional journey of BYU basketball guard Craig Cusick
Craig Cusick has taken an unorthodox route to being a key guard on the BYU Cougars men's basketball team. Two years ago, he was playing for LDS Community College in Salt Lake City when he broke his ankle at the end of the season. After that school year, he was admitted into BYU, where he became an accounting major. However, his love for basketball and the determination to play Division I basketball wouldn't die.
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