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BYU’s Kevin Young Disappointed by Anti-Mormon Chants at Oklahoma State

BYU coach Kevin Young said he was disappointed by anti-Mormon chants that were audible from the Oklahoma State student section. The comments came after the No. 16 Cougars suffered an upset loss to the Cowboys.

James O'Brien
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BYU coach Kevin Young expressed disappointment after anti-Mormon chants could be heard from the Oklahoma State student section during the Cougars’ game against the Cowboys.

The remarks came following an upset loss for No. 16 BYU, which fell to Oklahoma State in a result that snapped the Cougars’ night on the road. Young addressed the chants afterward, noting his frustration with what he heard during the contest.

BYU, ranked 16th entering the game, was unable to avoid the upset despite its standing, as Oklahoma State secured the win at home. The incident added an off-court element to a game that ended with the Cougars leaving Stillwater with a loss.

Young’s comments centered on the disappointment of hearing the chants directed at BYU and its Mormon affiliation, an issue that has surfaced in previous settings involving the program.

Originally reported by Espn_basketball