The Locked On Cougars Podcast for Wednesday, March 30, 2022
- Wednesday's show began with the comments BYU offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick made as the Cougars near the end of spring camp and he's fairly pleased it seems
- Attention then shifted to the latest with the BYU men's basketball program and how they are doing in recruiting athletes in the NCAA Transfer Portal at the moment
- Finally, Alex Barcello will be back on the court Friday in New Orleans, BYU baseball downed Washington State, and Brayden Woodall took home a big award
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