Max Hall

Whatever it is they did, they're doing it.

Like, whatever they were wearing, BYU versus Utah in 2021 when the Max Hall curse was broken and Jaron Hall broke it.

Like, any big game, they're doing that exact same thing because they're a little bit, you know, conspiratorial a little bit.

They're like, okay, I'm a little bit.

For Jarom Jordan, I'm Spencer Linton.

Shout out to Max Hall, who in his BYU debut beat Arizona in Provo.

'07.

Go Cougs.

Dennis Pitta with a critical fourth down conversion late in this game.

Max Hall got his signature win and is still, by the way, the winningest quarterback in BYU football history with 32 victories.

That one probably...

the gem of those 32.

I love him and appreciate him.

He's been a mentor to Max Hall during times of ups and downs.

uh you know now it makes me want to ask you the question but put you on the spot the toughest question that you could probably respond to who's your favorite player all time at byu

oh do i have to say ben criddle no no

We've been spoiled over the years.

Steve Sarkeesian and Brandon Doman and John Beck and Max Hall and Taysom Hill and Zach Wilson and Jaron Hall and even Keaton Slovis.

I know he didn't have the best year overall, when he was here, but Keith Sloan's still in the NFL, so we've got to give him some love.

Now, most recently, we've got the Bear Tar, Bear Bachmeier.

Like, that's pretty much standard.

If you go back and watch Max Hall in his sophomore year, super quick release, but he had – I think he has – slightly better arm strength than Bear does when he came in.

But Max got bigger, stronger, and then you saw him.

He could make pretty much every throw that you needed to, and it got really good, especially.