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Jeff Call

  • Sports Media Lab Manager, Brigham Young University
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Sports writer emeritus. Spent 26 years with the Deseret News. Now, I’m the sports media lab manager at Brigham Young University.
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He dreamed of playing for BYU. Now he’s leading the team most likely to stand in the Cougars’ way Original

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By Jeff Call
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Marshall Hammond reflects on the day as “one of the happiest moments of my life.” Alongside about 25 family members and friends, he was sitting in the south end zone at Rice-Eccles Stadium last Sept. 20, watching his son’s No. 17 Texas Tech team battle No. 16 Utah in a nationally televised game on Fox. Will Hammond, a redshirt freshman quarterback, came off the bench in place of injured starter Behren Morton, who was injured on the Red Raiders’ first drive of the second half.
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Danny’s dash, Jimmermania, a fruitless Final Four quest: BYU’s star-crossed March Madness history

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By Jeff Call
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Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News BYU owns a checkered history in the NCAA Tournament, with plenty of black and blue marks to show for it. The Cougars have tasted both the sweet and the sour during March Madness. Some sweet moments. But mostly sour. For example, BYU ranks among the top 25 programs in all-time tournament appearances with 32, ahead of schools like Michigan, Virginia, Utah and Houston.
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Commemorating BYU’s 50-year (1974-2024) bowl history: The good, the bad and the wacky Original

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By Jeff Call
| Deseret News Verified
In the beginning — of the 20th century, at least — college football created bowl games. While the first bowl game occurred in 1902, it took a while for BYU to establish a tradition of bowling, with its first appearance coming in the 1974 Fiesta Bowl. The Cougars lost their first four bowl games. Today, BYU ranks among the top 25 of Division I programs with the most bowl appearances — 40 — and it has posted an overall record of 18-21-1. BYU’s 50-year bowl tradition continues on Dec.
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