Former UVU Players Reminisce About Winning 2013-14 WAC Regular Season Crown

Ben Aird, Keawe Enos, Mitch Bruneel and Zach Nelson joined the podcast to reminisce about the 2013-14 season. Aird and Enos were seniors on a Utah Valley squad that went 13-3 in its first year in the WAC to win the regular season title outright.  A brawl...

Ben Aird, Keawe Enos, Mitch Bruneel and Zach Nelson joined the podcast to reminisce about the 2013-14 season. Aird and Enos were seniors on a Utah Valley squad that went 13-3 in its first year in the WAC to win the regular season title outright. 

A brawl that marred a really good basketball game, and receiving a technical on an exclamation point dunk are all part of this episode. Plus these former UVU players have some advice for Utah Valley as the Wolverines travel to Phoenix with a chance to win the WAC on the line at GCU on Friday and Saturday.

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Image courtesy UVU Athletics.

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Kyle McDonald

Love everything about WAC Hoops so decided I wanted to write more about it and cover this amazing conference that just keeps getting better. Follow us on Twitter @wachoopsdigest for information, game analysis and much more.

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