Tom has a challenging job. Yet, despite the limits and challenges, Tom's made excellent hires as our AD. This 1 was another gem.

I love coach Pope. I'm glad for his new job. But honestly I've never been more excited about Kevin Young accepting this job.

Even the Big 12 pod casters are excited about this new coach.

@nawnaw1749

Ай бұрын

For good reason, he was the highest paid NBA assistant for a reason.

Amazing work, Tom! So excited for Coach Young.

Tom is the man. Well done

Tom and his team are the best.

I like how Tom didn't answer the question about they interviewed anyone else lol

I think Pope already brought the NBA ideas into BYU. The Big 12 pod casters noticed it.

💪💙

The weird (and frightening) part in all of this is that online almost every Suns fan that I’ve seen talking about the situation is thrilled and rejoicing that he’s leaving… not sure if that’s mostly just negative fans being dramatic and trying to be funny, but it’s slightly worrisome that no one seems to be sad or worried that Young is leaving them…

When will AD Tom Holmoe repent for his knee jerk reaction to the Duke volleyball incident and allow the ROC to return to floor seating at the Smith Fieldhouse?

@lynnhazlewood9738

Ай бұрын

And this has something to do with MBB? You're replying to the wrong video, lol.

@akifunaki548

Ай бұрын

Moving on

@kenmack158

Ай бұрын

What does this comment have to do with anything?

Santiago was not close to pope, quite the opposite

@kenmack158

Ай бұрын

Cool and its interesting that no current members players on the roster have followed Pope to Kentucky,that could change

It’s ironic that BYU’s preferred practice is to hire a member of the LDS faith, presumably for some shared value sets. Yet, the departing coach, an LDS member, didn’t think it was important to say a public thank you on the way out the door. Makes you question whether any LDS coach actually has the character you think he does at all. Big failure by Pope in my opinion (presuming we’re past that thank you window at this point).

@lynnhazlewood9738

Ай бұрын

It's interesting that you judge a group of people by one individual. What Pope did or didn't do has nothing to do with others. Besides, we aren't privy to private conversations. I get that some might want a public thank you, but why? It doesn't change anything and the school and players are moving forward. Do you think that LDS people all share Mark Pope's value sets? Regardless, we don't know what was happening privately with Coach Pope and his family at this time nor should we. Move on.

@jt4jt4

Ай бұрын

But you can attend any ward and find a spectrum of LDS members with varying personalities and ways of acting or reacting. Yes, I look at that as a character flaw, but--certainly including myself--there aren't many of us that are completely free of them. That said, I no longer feel like I owe him my gratitude and should be happy that he's gotten his dream job because of how he left, and I believe we're justified in that as well.

@alext3102

Ай бұрын

lol he did the same with UVU, moving on

@alext3102

Ай бұрын

Just because you’re LDS does not make you perfect, we are all humans

@staleydu1

Ай бұрын

Good heavens, this is such a non issue. Your statement from Mark Pope will come in 5-10 years when he comes back to Utah. For now, Pope coaches Kentucky. That’s it, end of story