Dave Rose, whose BYU program has attracted a specific type of guard, says he isn't as caught up in terminology of how to describe guard play as others. He likes the future of the Cougar backcourt talent.
There is plenty for Dave Rose to worry about with BYU’s basketball program. But unlike some who fret, head-scratch and wring hands over who will be the starting point guard, well, that doesn’t keep him awake nights.
Moving into a new basketball practice facility in November, that’s stressful. His continued fight to keep pancreatic cancer at bay, that’s monumental. Offseason conditioning, injuries and recruiting are anxiety points.