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BYU women eager to prove they’re more than a one-and-done wonder in Saturday’s NCAA tourney opener vs. Auburn

Coach Jeff Judkins says the No. 7-seeded Cougars have to be wary of No. 10-seeded Tigers’ pressure defense, athleticism, in 1:30 p.m. MDT showdown

BYU players celebrate during the second half of an NCAA women's final college basketball game against Gonzaga at the West Coast Conference tournament, Tuesday, March 12, 2019, in Las Vegas. The Cougars won the game and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. They will play Auburn on Saturday in Stanford, Calif. (AP Photo/John Locher)

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Jay DrewBYU sports reporter

After graduating from the University of Utah, Jay joined The Tribune in 1989 as a newsroom assistant. He joined the sports department in 1990 and has worked there ever since, spearheading the newspaper's high school sports coverage for 13 years before moving into management. In 2005, Drew went back to writing and has covered BYU sports since 2008.