Deep Blue - 2021-22

Having lost their father to a terminal illness, Creed and Davin Thompson pushed each other.

After a family tragedy, Scott Park found refuge in BYU Women's Basketball.

After sustaining two serious injuries, Cooper Vest found himself trying to prove he could play.

Nate Austin learned fundamental skills on and off the court. Now his goal is to share those skills

When an injury looked to derail his career, Knell found helping his teammates helped him.

Discover the real-life stories of BYU athletes, coaches, and fans in this documentary series.

Inspiration and a degree has taken Davie to the Olympics, a World Championship and now to BYU.

Faith and family has followed Townsend Tripple in all the places he grew up.

Having a mother and 2 older sisters who are BYU legends is something Heather Hamson is proud of.

Basketball has taken Aly from Egypt to Australia to Charlotte and now to BYU.

Kash’s busy life was put on hold when some strange symptoms led to the discovery of a tumor.

Through life's ups and downs, Poppinga continues to do good and love those around him.

The game of football gave Eddie Heckard a path to escape from tragedy and to a better life.

Gunther's dream was to play BYU football. They didn't have a scholarship for him but he still came.

Jay Hill has a partner standing by him in his wife Sara. Coach Hill was there to stand by her too.

Early success in his college career had Slovis looking forward to a great career at USC and beyond.

Hinckley Ropati suffered a season ending injury earlier this year, but it's not his first obstacle.

Mike Hall went from being a BYU Basketball player to being a father to being a mentor.

Frustration led Kody Epps to the Transfer Portal, but wanting to leave a legacy brought him back

Despite never playing football and losing an arm in a boyhood accident, Porter followed his passion

Aidan Robbins took the long path to BYU, but being a Cougar was always meant to be.