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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2025 · 29 MIN

BYU DT Justin Kirkland on the CougConnect Podcast

from CougConnect Podcast · host Jake Brandon

In this episode of the CougConnect podcast, host Kevin interviews Justin Kirkland, a defensive lineman who recently transferred to BYU from Oklahoma State. They discuss the excitement surrounding the transfer portal, the differences in college football culture between BYU and Oklahoma State, and the challenges of transitioning from FCS to P4 football. Justin shares insights on the importance of teamwork, coaching styles, and the impact of NIL on college athletics. The conversation highlights the evolving landscape of college football and the personal experiences that shape a player's journey.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Justin Kirkland and Transfer Portal Excitement02:56 The Transfer Portal Experience and Recruitment Insights06:10 Transitioning from FCS to P4: Size and Speed in Football09:00 Understanding the Role of an Interior Defensive Lineman11:52 The Importance of Team Dynamics and Player Roles14:47 Comparing BYU and Oklahoma State: Culture and Maturity18:06 Coaching Styles: Gundy vs. Satake20:55 Analyzing Oklahoma State's Recent Performance23:51 The Impact of NIL and Transfer Portal on College Football27:13 Closing Thoughts and Future Aspirations

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