Cache County Clerk Bryson Behm
Oct 16, 2026 · 55 min · 30 segments
Cache County Clerk Bryson Behm -- Cache Chamber CEO/President Jamie Andrus
Oct 16, 2026 · 55 min · 30 segments
Cache County Clerk Bryson Behm -- Cache Chamber CEO/President Jamie Andrus
Jason WilliamsHost
Jamie AndrusGuestWill Fiorite
Bryson BehmGuestWelcome back to KBN
people.
You watch ESPN, you're probably familiar with the name Holly Rowe, spelled R-O-W-E-N.
What you might not know is her story, which is a really cool one with some Utah ties.
It just makes sense sometimes, right? Especially when they're playing the Aggies.
It's basically a story of how this little five-year-old girl fell in love with college football, specifically BYU football, and managed to parlay that through some good timing, luck, and intentional decisions, career decisions, to end up on ESPN.
And she will actually be returning to Lavelle Edwards Stadium as ESPN's sideline reporter for the BYU Notre Dame game.
trying to, you know, get those front row seats just off of those sidelines in the same stadium.
And she said that, you know, she was asked why, you know, what was it about college football that at the young age of five, what spoke to you about this? And she said, I have never known.
She said that, so this is the first time that she's been back in the stadium since 2003.
And the ESPN assignment, she said, has her feeling really nostalgic about the trip.
She said, my lifelong love affair with college football really started in the stadium.
Welcome back to KBN
people.
You watch ESPN, you're probably familiar with the name Holly Rowe, spelled R-O-W-E-N.
What you might not know is her story, which is a really cool one with some Utah ties.
It just makes sense sometimes, right? Especially when they're playing the Aggies.
It's basically a story of how this little five-year-old girl fell in love with college football, specifically BYU football, and managed to parlay that through some good timing, luck, and intentional decisions, career decisions, to end up on ESPN.
And she will actually be returning to Lavelle Edwards Stadium as ESPN's sideline reporter for the BYU Notre Dame game.
trying to, you know, get those front row seats just off of those sidelines in the same stadium.
And she said that, you know, she was asked why, you know, what was it about college football that at the young age of five, what spoke to you about this? And she said, I have never known.
She said that, so this is the first time that she's been back in the stadium since 2003.
And the ESPN assignment, she said, has her feeling really nostalgic about the trip.
She said, my lifelong love affair with college football really started in the stadium.
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