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BYU Sports Nation Reviews Notre Dame Win and Previews UCF

By Utah News Staff · October 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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In a report published October 21, BYU Sports Nation reviewed BYU's victory over Notre Dame and provided a preview for the UCF game. The program also addressed Jaxon Kohler's eligibility and featured discussion on BYU basketball.

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  • The program reviewed BYU's win against Notre Dame.
  • A preview for the UCF game was provided.
  • Jaxon Kohler's eligibility was discussed.
  • Tim Fanning and Lee Cummard discussed BYU basketball from Big 12 Media Days.

In a report published October 21, BYU Sports Nation reviewed BYU's victory over Notre Dame and provided a preview for the upcoming UCF matchup. The program also addressed Jaxon Kohler's eligibility.

Jarom Jordan and Jason Shepherd looked back at the win against Notre Dame. The episode also included discussion regarding the eligibility of Jaxon Kohler. Additionally, Tim Fanning and Lee Cummard joined the program from Big 12 Media Days to discuss BYU basketball.

The program was part of the 2026 season of BYU Sports Nation.

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