It was another packed night on Y’s Guys as Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler covered a wide range of BYU sports headlines while welcoming two standout guests with strong Cougar ties. The show opened with current BYU basketball and football news, including the latest on AJ Dybantsa, transfer portal developments, spring football takeaways, and why the Cougars’ returning experience has fans feeling confident heading into the fall. The guys also recapped the BYU Alumni Game, celebrated Shawn Olmstead becoming the winningest coach in program history for men’s volleyball, and highlighted another record-breaking performance from Jane Hedengren, who was named Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week yet again.

The first guest of the night was entertainer David Osmond, who shared moving reflections on growing up in the Osmond family, performing with Marie, and how music has shaped his life. He also opened up about living with multiple sclerosis, what it taught him about connection, gratitude, and perspective, and why BYU has always been such an important part of his family story. It was a heartfelt, inspiring interview filled with humor, family memories, and some powerful life lessons.

Later, BYU grad and entrepreneur Scott Porter, founder of San Diablo Churros, joined the show to share the story behind building a growing national brand. Porter talked about how his mission to Mexico, his BYU education, and his entrepreneurial mindset all helped shape the business he runs today. He also gave viewers a look at San Diablo’s expanding reach across thousands of stores and introduced a new BYU-themed churro product that quickly became one of the most fun moments of the night. Altogether, it was a lively episode blending sports, faith, business, entertainment, and the broader BYU story.

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