The Locked On Cougars Podcast for Thursday, July 7, 2022

Jake Hatch opened up the mailbag on a Twitter Thursday edition of the podcast to answer listener questions and started with the lates ton Big 12 expansion, conference realignment and what BYU fan may make of reunion in the Big 12 with the University of Utah

Attention the shifted to BYU personnel notes as Jake talked about his top-three wish list for BYU football in the 2023 recruiting class as well as the chances BYU lands four-star hoops sensation Keanu Dawes, the nephew of former BYU big man Derek Dawes

Finally, Jake wrapped up the show with questions on potential for a Washington or Oregon to go independent, what success looks like for BYU football this fall and why Patrick Kinahan's reporting needs to be taken more seriously by all of us

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