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BYU Sports Nation
Hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton discuss the latest and greatest in BYU Sports.
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BYU Sports Nation
Rise and shout, the Cougars are out! Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at the athletes that wear the White and Blue. You’ll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Football, Basketball, and beyond. Join the conversation on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (@BYUSportsNation).
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Jarom Jordan
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Spencer Linton
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Spencer Linton
Spencer Linton is from Clinton, Utah. He loves his family, basically every sport, cars, car shopping, shoes, a good suit, music, traveling, marble tracks, most junk foods, and having a clean house. He has been married to Brittany Linton for more than twelve years with two boys, Jax and Jett, and he speaks conversationally fluent Korean. Spencer has spent over a decade in commercial television or at BYUtv. He graduated from BYU in April 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in communications (broadcast emphasis). Shortly thereafter, he began his professional career as the weeknight sportscaster at KJCT News 8 (ABC) in Grand Junction, CO, followed by KESQ News Channel 3 (ABC) in the Southern California desert cities. After just over three years in California, a phone call with an old friend (Jarom Jordan) opened up a conversation about an opportunity with BYUtv.
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Jarom Jordan
Jarom Jordan has been with BYUtv since 2006 and joined BYUradio in 2013 with the debut of BYU Sports Nation. He is also a host of Deep Blue, a play-by-play announcer, a social media manager, a TV/radio studio host for BYU men’s basketball, an executive producer of the TV feature Deep Blue, and a senior sports producer. He and his wife, Whitney, have two kids, Venna and Tate.