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I feel bad for Collin Chandler. I suspect he regrets leaving BYU. BYU has a better coach, they play in a better league and they are closer to his home and family. Also, he just spent 2 years representing the faith of all BYU fans as a missionary. Kentucky means absolutely nothing to him… it makes no sense.
Kentucky is arguably the best program of all time, and it’s a much bigger stage. For better or for worse, he’ll be under a much bigger national spotlight, which is a huge plus if he wants to play in the pros. It’s a tremendous opportunity and trumps all of what you just said.
Yep you just got exposed for being a Kentucky hater after seeing you in all these other comments claiming to be a Kentucky fan but only talking bad about them
Slimy and desperate Mark Pope disgustingly meets Collin at the airport and steals time and hugs from his horrified Mom and family. I suspect they all now realizes he made a huge mistake. Coach Young is obviously a much better NBA coach and has a much better personal reputation. I wish him the best for his future.
I heard he may already regret his choice. BYU hired a much better NBA coach than Pope. Also, Pope annoyed his family by stealing family time when he returned home.
@@theoptimist9605You didn’t hear anything all you’re doing is hating constantly repeating the same stuff over and over again in all of these Kentucky basketball based platforms
I’m really impressed by this interview. Lifelong Kentucky fan born and raised, we’re so happy to have him and we’re so happy that he’s getting that experience. He will do great things in Kentucky.
I heard Chandler and his family already regret signing him Kentucky. They may be looking for ways to get him back to BYU. Pope has a very bad reputation as a car’s salesman type character.
We should all have a brother like Marty ❤. I only watched the movie today. I'm from South Wales in the United Kingdom in Wales we don't follow American football so I didn't know anything about the life of Brandon Burlsworth. He is a true inspiration and his life shows with hard work and belief in yourself you can achieve anything . Marty I hope you read this one day and you know what a fantastic brother you was to him. He was Definitely blessed by God to have a family like he did. ❤ ❤
There’s been an unforeseen tragic event in my life that has shook my faith. I wonder every day why God is being so cruel.. I’ve been numb, deeply depressed to the point I just work, go home and lay in bed. I’ve pushed my friends and loved ones away and have completely lost myself. I’ve forgotten the feeling of being happy and can’t remember the last time I true heartedly laughed or smiled. I needed to see this.. I have a lot to work on but finding out about Brandon and his story restored something in me. Thank you Brandon.
His story will lead many, many people flocks of people to God. You can see nothing but God. You work hard. And you put everything into it, and it happens, and you believe.
Y’all we’ve played once in like 5 years and lost 9/10(?) this statement is good for the rivalry. Expecting him to say good things about byu is so dumb. Utah has the right to shit on byu until we prove them wrong!
Sweet. I started at BYU in 1990, Detmer vs Miami was my first home game. Started master's degreen in 1996 with Texas A&M. Graduated in 1997 with the Cotton Bowl. A magical era.
Damn, I just learned of Brandon and his story today. Wow! This story hit me in the feelz and brought tears to my eyes. God bless you and your family, Brandon.
