Rob Dauster

He was actually pretty good.

And then he started to feel himself a little bit too much after his first year.

And then he came back his sophomore year, his second season, and he regressed.

Plain and simple.

So it does happen.

I don't think it's going to happen with Malachi Moreno, but it can happen if you start to feel yourself a little too much and you don't work quite as hard in the offseason.

But again, Moreno is not going to be that guy.

Yeah, well, the hard part, not specifically with Malachi Moreno, is that a lot of these guys, these sophomores, just got monster paydays.

So what's going to happen once you start getting those million-dollar checks into your bank account?

Are you going to keep working this hard?

I think Malachi Moreno will.

But I think that he's going to end up being one of the top five to seven centers in college basketball this year.

And you combine that with a shooter in Milan Mamcelevic.

You combine that with a couple of downhill playmaking guards.

And you combine that with all sorts of length and athleticism and, you know, Justin McBride and Usman Njai, Braden Hawthorne and Kim Williams and all of these different looks that you can give with the different kind of forwards that you have.

I think this is going to be a fun group.

I think it's going to look a lot more like the –

BYU teams that we loved from Mark Pope.

I think that they're going to score a ton of points.

I don't know if they can get a stop.