Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
STANFORD, Calif. — BYU forward Yoeli Childs has high hopes for what his team can gain from playing in the National Invitation Tournament.
“It’s an opportunity to improve. We’re very lucky to have another game," Childs said. "This group of guys is really excited to go out and play together one last time and try to make a run in this thing. It’s all about getting better and maximizing your potential.”
The No. 6-seeded Cougars open NIT play at No.