Chase Roberts | BYU Football | Postgame | Kansas | November 16, 2024

BYU Football Wide Receiver Chase Roberts talks with the media after the game with Kansas. November 16, 2024
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[@danielclark5586]

I love Chase. Very mature and great outlook on what the team needs to do

[@mattwoolley]

100% This is not the high octane BYU of history. Step up boys.

[@tcfalcon2000]

“…yeah of course but we gotta stop that…we need to start beating teams by 20 points, 30 points …cuz that’s the kind of offense we have, that the kind of team we have” Well said

[@sillyguygaming39]

i love the podcast hes doing! i cant wait to start my day with your gosple insights tmr!

[@NathanWilde-l8m]

Pogi talaga si Chase

[@bensmith5630]

They need to fire Arod. He is not good at offense. Unfortunately he won’t get fired because we have had a good season due to Jay Hills defense getting us turnovers and stops, and pretty good special teams, with hardly any help from the offense.

[@brianwebber9193]

Respect your opinion Ben, but I completely disagree. I thought we should have fired him last year, but this year Arod had done a nice job overall with play calling and designs. Games to watch are UCF, Oklahoma State, Baylor, Arizona, Wyoming. When Arod is calling plays well the offense is great. When he isn’t doing well, the offense isn’t. So I agree with the defense having to step up this year but the offense is capable and has shown it can beat teams by 10+ ppg. We just need to do that more consistently. Oklahoma State the offense won that game. Defense should not have given up 35 pts.

[@justinbingham6898]

That chase is quite a guy😎

[@jawise86]

What he said!!! Stop riding the edge!

[@WH0oo...]

That was the prettiest losing football played by any team all season. Too bad a Loss is a Loss.

[@og5981]

BYU has to win AZ St., Houston, and Big 12 championship and they're in the playoffs. The thing is, and you touched on this, the offense has fallen asleep. You're right on with the last 23 possessions. The offense looks troubled. And why? The play calling has lost what it had in the 1st couple weeks, especially at home against K-State. Coach Sitake needs to fix the offensive play calling now. Something has switched with the offensive play calling. Retzlaff looks apprehensive and hogtied in what he feels he's allowed to do. The saddest thing about this for me as an alum '02 is that this team is one of the most talented teams in college football, both as a team, and as individual players, especially on defense. They had, and I believe, still have legendary player, team chemistry. Meaning, they individually love the game of football and they love each other as brothers. They play for each other as brothers. So, what's wrong? The OC. The coaching. The coaching was superb beginning of season. They allowed the boys to be themselves and play. They supported them, with their natural talent and ability. So, like so often the case with managers and bosses, when employees make managers and owners look good, the management and owners get scared, wig out about losing what the employees/players have given them and they start to micromanage the employees/players, which causes, makes the employees/players tight, up-tight, and doesn't allow them or enable them to be themselves. Solution: coaches, back off and let the players play. Stop worrying about the pundits, the stress, the talk of playoffs, and everything else. Let the boys play the game they love and simply support them like you did in spring ball and at the beginning the of the season. You can win the remaining 2 reg. season games. You can win the Big 12 Championship, even against Colorado. You have the stuff. Especially the defensive stuff. But you gotta let em play. Don't micromanage them. Coaches, don't take your stress out on them, the players. I ache for the boys, the players. Coaches win or lose championships for their boys, at any level. I've seen it many times. BYU MUST win the Big 12 championship or they're out. Not that the committee wants them out. It's not that. It's that there are other teams and situations waiting in the wings that really would be more deserving to get the playoff spot over BYU. I love my boys. Like I said, I'm an alum, '02. But I'm also a professional business consultant. Therefore I assess objectively and call a spade a spade. Here, now, BYU has to win out, even win the Big 12 Championship to get in. Otherwise they won't. Personally, I have them ranked around 14 right now. Just outside the playoffs, on the bubble. It's sad to me because if they play like they did at SMU and against K-St., they could compete against any. Coach prime lets his boys do what they do. He lets them play. Sitake needs to do the same. Coach Sitake is saying the right things, but his actions, mannerisms, behavior, and feeling the guys feel from him don't match his words the last couple of games. Coach needs to feel them with a feeling of NO DOUBT! From his heart, not faking it. He need to have them feel he knows without a doubt in his heart they can do this. And if he does, they will. This is the difference between a great coach and a championship coach. It took Andy Ried 30+ years and 3 teams to learn this. And now look at him! Retzaff's INT end of 1st half was not him. It was on the coaches. The way they were running the ball, the play caller should have called creative running plays to score. The RPO is THE best friend of BYU's offense. Guys, we can do this! You did it already at the beginning. It's not that other teams have gotten better. It's that you lost your mojo you had earlier. You can get it back! Just play BABY! You got this! You practice it! It's not a fluke. Trust yourself! Trust each other! And go and do it! You will! I have faith in you. But it's not a matter of faith. It's a matter of the practice and hard work you've put in and will put in this week. Now go and execute it at AZ ST., like you did at UCF, SMU, and Baylor. And yes, drop to your knees and ask the Lord, God, your Heavenly Father, to help you execute what you've practiced. And He will bless you. Like He did in the beginning of the season. Then after, give all glory and credit to him. This is truly how life goes. How life is, even if others don't know or understand it, and don't give glory and credit to God. I've tested this scientifically over and over and over again in my life. It's true. It works. He will bless you for your unselfish efforts to glorify Him. But it's got to be for Him, not you. Only you know that in your heart. And your hearts are there. Why? They were there in the beginning. And Retlaff, well, he's got a strong faith in God his father being a great member of his Jewish faith and community. That's really why we wanted him. We're so grateful to have him among our Christian ranks at the Y. He's wonderful. You do what you do brother Jake. Play your game and you'll be fine. Band together brothers and go win for God and the Lord. It is Their will! Just praise them each step of the way. Prayin for you.

[@AMS-my3ec]

A-Rod's play calling is so predictable it's pathetic. This keeps being exposed each season yet it's not being corrected.

[@Crypt0rkid]

Cavemen Strong!