BYU hires Travis Hansen to help pilot football, basketball and all other Cougar sports, with the financial side his expertise ...

BYU announces several changes to its athletic senior leadership structure, including Kalani Sitake and Diljeet Taylor adding ...

The one-time Mountain View High standout and business executive in Utah County will return to his alma mater as a senior ...

Travis Hansen in a game vs Colorado St. Hansen played for BYU from 2000-2003. (Universe Photo) Before BYU he played at Mountain View High School and Utah Valley State College, both in Orem.

Former BYU star Travis Hansen on Egor Demin Hansen and Demin are separated by 28 years, but their basketball journeys are much closer. After playing at BYU, Hansen spent one year with the Atlanta ...

After a 10-year drought, Travis Hansen became the first BYU basketball player to be drafted in the NBA since Shawn Bradley. With the 37th pick in Thursday''s NBA draft, the Atlanta Hawks selected ...

Former BYU basketball player Travis Hansen\nhopes to be wearing red, white and blue at the Olympics this summer\n-- for Russia. ... BYU Cougars. Utah Utes. Big 12 Hotline. Utah State Aggies.

During a late-night phone call last summer, Travis Hansen boldly declared Egor Demin would be a top-10 lottery pick after his freshman season at BYU. Considering no one around here had seen him ...

Born the deadline of income tax day on April 15, Travis Hansen's pendulum has ticked slowly, then raced wildly matching his style of play. Long calendar waits from his mission and eligibility ...

Scouts expect Egor Demin to be a lottery pick in next year's NBA Draft. Ironically, former BYU star Travis Hansen played at Real Madrid and in Russia and helped Demin in the recruiting process.

OREM, Utah – Former BYU basketball player Travis Hansen hopes to be wearing red, white and blue at the Olympics this summer – for Russia. The U.S. has the same colors as Russia, where Hansen ...

Former BYU star Travis Hansen sees Dybantsa’s decision as further evidence that Kevin Young has BYU thinking bigger than ever before.