Sep 15, 2019
4:02:48pm
4:02:48pm
Kalani’s greatest strength is also his greatest
weakness. He is an emotional guy who is also a rabid BYU fan. He needs to temper that a bit, especially when it comes to making a decision to go for it on 4th down or kick a field goal.
I would much rather have the coach who has great emotion and love for BYU, its players and its fans than the alternative. I love Kalani and expect him to grow into the position more and more each game and each season. He will learn to temper his emotion while not becoming dispassionate.
Were it not for some coaching decisions and poor officiating, we easily win that game by at least 7 points.
I would much rather have the coach who has great emotion and love for BYU, its players and its fans than the alternative. I love Kalani and expect him to grow into the position more and more each game and each season. He will learn to temper his emotion while not becoming dispassionate.
Were it not for some coaching decisions and poor officiating, we easily win that game by at least 7 points.
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