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BYU AD Tom Holmoe Retiring: Happy Trails to a BYU Cougars LEGEND & WHAT'S NEXT for BYU Athletics?
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BYU AD Tom Holmoe Retiring: Happy Trails to a BYU Cougars LEGEND & WHAT'S NEXT for BYU Athletics?

On this special episode, we pay tribute to Tom Holmoe, the legendary athletic director of BYU, who announced his retirement after an illustrious 20-year tenure. We'll delve into the lasting impact of Holmoe's leadership, highlighting his key achievements, including the historic move to the Big 12 Conference. We'll discuss his visionary leadership, his commitment to academic and athletic excellence, and his dedication to student-athletes. We'll hear from former coaches, players, and colleagues who share their personal reflections on Holmoe's impact and celebrate his significant contributions to BYU Athletics. Join us as we reflect on the legacy of Tom Holmoe and look ahead to the future of BYU Athletics in his absence. This description emphasizes the significance of Holmoe's retirement, highlights his key accomplishments, and promises a thoughtful reflection on his impact on BYU Athletics. But the conversation doesn't stop there. We'll shift our focus to the critical question: Who will be the next leader of BYU Athletics? We'll explore a range of potential candidates, including internal options like Brian Santiago, BYU's Deputy Athletic Director, and Liz Darger, Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA. We'll also discuss potential external candidates, such as Craig Angelos, President of the Baltimore Orioles, and Jared Sumsion, Athletic Director at Utah Valley University. These individuals bring diverse backgrounds and experiences that could be valuable assets to BYU. Join us as we analyze the strengths and weaknesses of each potential candidate, discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the next athletic director, and speculate on the direction BYU Athletics may take under new leadership. BYU basketball's road win against West Virginia in Morgantown was a crucial victory that keeps their NCAA Tournament hopes alive. This Quad 1 win provides a significant boost to their resume and demonstrates the team's resilience and ability to perform under pressure. The victory against a tough West Virginia team showcases the progress made under Coach Kevin Young. The Cougars displayed grit and determination, overcoming adversity to secure a hard-fought victory. This win is a significant step towards their goal of reaching the NCAA Tournament. However, the road ahead remains challenging. BYU must continue to build on this momentum and finish the season strong to solidify their position in the tournament bracket. This victory provides a much-needed boost of confidence and momentum for the Cougars as they strive to achieve their postseason goals.

Locked On Cougars - Daily Podcast On BYU Cougars Football & Basketball · Liz Darger, Chad Lewis, Scott O'Neil, Craig Angelos, Trey Stewart, Brian Santiago, Steve Young, Kevin Young, Tom Holmoe, Egor Demin, Mihailo Boskovic, Jake Hatch

February 12, 202528m 40s

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Show Notes

On this special episode, we pay tribute to Tom Holmoe, the legendary athletic director of BYU, who announced his retirement after an illustrious 20-year tenure.

We'll delve into the lasting impact of Holmoe's leadership, highlighting his key achievements, including the historic move to the Big 12 Conference. We'll discuss his visionary leadership, his commitment to academic and athletic excellence, and his dedication to student-athletes.

We'll hear from former coaches, players, and colleagues who share their personal reflections on Holmoe's impact and celebrate his significant contributions to BYU Athletics.

Join us as we reflect on the legacy of Tom Holmoe and look ahead to the future of BYU Athletics in his absence.

This description emphasizes the significance of Holmoe's retirement, highlights his key accomplishments, and promises a thoughtful reflection on his impact on BYU Athletics.

But the conversation doesn't stop there. We'll shift our focus to the critical question: Who will be the next leader of BYU Athletics?

We'll explore a range of potential candidates, including internal options like Brian Santiago, BYU's Deputy Athletic Director, and Liz Darger, Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA.

We'll also discuss potential external candidates, such as Craig Angelos, President of the Baltimore Orioles, and Jared Sumsion, Athletic Director at Utah Valley University. These individuals bring diverse backgrounds and experiences that could be valuable assets to BYU.

Join us as we analyze the strengths and weaknesses of each potential candidate, discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the next athletic director, and speculate on the direction BYU Athletics may take under new leadership.

BYU basketball's road win against West Virginia in Morgantown was a crucial victory that keeps their NCAA Tournament hopes alive. This Quad 1 win provides a significant boost to their resume and demonstrates the team's resilience and ability to perform under pressure.

The victory against a tough West Virginia team showcases the progress made under Coach Kevin Young. The Cougars displayed grit and determination, overcoming adversity to secure a hard-fought victory.

This win is a significant step towards their goal of reaching the NCAA Tournament. However, the road ahead remains challenging. BYU must continue to build on this momentum and finish the season strong to solidify their position in the tournament bracket.

This victory provides a much-needed boost of confidence and momentum for the Cougars as they strive to achieve their postseason goals.

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