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The Brooklyn Nets made a surprising first-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft by selecting Egor Demin, a 6-foot-9 Russian point guard from BYU, at eighth overall, passing over other prospects like Khaman Maluach. Demin is notable for his size and passing ability but has concerns about athleticism and shooting, with his development in these areas being crucial for his NBA future.
BYU suffered a significant 83-64 loss to Providence, marking their second defeat in three games. Key takeaways include Egor Demin's poor performance, shooting 0-10 from the field, and a stark shooting disparity, with Providence hitting 59.5% of their shots compared to BYU's 33.3%. Despite their struggles, BYU excelled in offensive rebounding, winning the battle 39-32, including a 21-2 advantage in offensive boards.
The 2025 NBA Draft Big Board highlights Cooper Flagg as the top prospect, showcasing his impressive two-way play at Duke, despite some areas for improvement like his 3-point shooting. Egor Demin from BYU is seen as a potential challenger for the No. 1 spot due to his elite passing and improved shooting. Ace Bailey and Jase Richardson are also notable prospects, with Bailey being a polarizing figure due to his shot-creation abilities and Richardson rising due to his efficient playmaking. The draft class is noted for its lack of consensus beyond the top prospects, with significant room for players to rise or fall as the season progresses.
BYU's basketball team overcame shooting struggles to secure an 86-80 victory over UC Riverside, with standout performances from Egor Demin and the duo of Fousseyni Traore and Keba Keita. Despite making only six of 22 three-point attempts and missing 12 free throws, the Cougars excelled in the paint, scoring 48 points. Coach Kevin Young acknowledged the team's need to improve shooting but praised their ability to handle pressure. The win sets the stage for their upcoming game against Queens and a highly anticipated football rivalry with Utah.
BYU's men's basketball team secured an 86-80 victory over UC Riverside, with standout performances from Egor Demin, who scored 20 points and provided seven assists, and Keba Keita, who achieved a double-double. Despite shooting struggles, including missing 12 free throws and only making six 3-pointers, BYU excelled in the paint with 48 points and 11 offensive rebounds. The win brings BYU to a 2-0 start under coach Kevin Young.
BYU, coming off a dominant win over Central Arkansas, faces UC Riverside, which is expected to provide a slightly tougher challenge. UC Riverside, ranked 166th by KenPom, returns an experienced team led by sophomore guard Barrington Hargress. Despite their experience, BYU is heavily favored to win, with a predicted score of 87-62, as their length and talent, including standout Egor Demin, are expected to overpower UC Riverside's undersized backcourt.
BYU's men's basketball team, under new coach Kevin Young, opened their season with a dominant 88-50 victory over Central Arkansas, showcasing the talent of their highly-touted freshmen. Five-star recruit Egor Demin impressed with 18 points and 11 assists, while four-star recruit Kanon Catchings added 17 points. Despite a slow start, the team found their rhythm, with contributions from Richie Saunders and Mihailo Boskovic. The game highlighted the potential of the young squad as they prepare for their next match against UC Riverside.
BYU's basketball team, under new head coach Kevin Young, started the season with a dominant 88-50 victory over Central Arkansas. Freshman Egor Demin impressed with 18 points, 11 assists, and four steals, showcasing his potential as a future star. The Cougars maintained their reputation for three-point shooting, attempting 44 shots from beyond the arc, and excelled in the paint with 36 points and a strong rebounding performance. Young expressed satisfaction with the team's performance despite initial nerves.