"[Utah] just had a bad vibe about it. It didn’t seem like I could spend my next four years there. Their players were cocky and their coaches were cocky. Confidence is good, but being cocky is another thing, and they cross the line."

"The whole time I was there they spoke smack about BYU. I didn’t know if they were trying to recruit me to Utah or just make sure I didn’t go to BYU. It got old."

"When I went [to BYU] it felt like the right place. Everyone was a big family, and no one else had that family atmosphere, and obviously they’re good at football."