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Brett Richins

Brett Richins

Brett Richins

Brett Richins worked for 5 years as the play-by-play announcer for BYU football and basketball for BYU-TV.  He also worked as a sports anchor and reporter at KLBK-TV in Lubbock, TX covering Big 12 Conference schools.

Brett played an instrumental role in the launch of BYU Television, working to secure corporate sponsorships to help fund the network that is now available in over 48 million homes.

He has worked as the Director of Sales and Marketing for two organizations and currently serves on the board of directors for a private stock exchange.

Brett and his wife are both graduates of BYU and are the parents of five children, two of which currently attend BYU.

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  • Markell Staffieri said:

    Brett,

    A good article might be an in depth response to Greg Wrubell’s article on Deja Vu…comparing the post 2007 season to the 2011 season. He leaves out a very important part…the BYU defense that finished in the top 5 and returned a bunch of starters. That was the main difference. This year we do no have that going for us…anyway, just a thought.

  • Brett Richins said:

    Markell,

    Thanks, yeah that’s a good idea. While the 2010 offensive situation is similar to ‘07 the defense for 2010 is unproven. There is talent there no doubt, but there are a lot of question marks especially in the front 7. That wasn’t the case in 2007.

  • Aaron Merrick said:

    Brett,

    Will the Utah switch to the Pac-10 affect the BYU-Utah rivalry at all? Will we still play against each other?

    Is BYU going to switch conferences now?

    Also, what about BSU joining the MWC? A lot of shaking up in college football going on!

    Sincerely,

    Aaron Merrick

  • gdpsohm said:

    Brett,

    I love you this site. You do a wonderful job. I would love to read about who you think possible replacements would be for Bronco if he ever left. Not that I want him too, but we all know he doesn’t want to coach forever. In my opinion, I think Brandon Doman would be the top choice. What do you think? This would be a really interesting article if you were able to write it.

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