April 13, 2025

BYU’s Kevin Young Makes Difficult Decision, Parts Ways with Key Player

 

BYU Cougars basketball head coach Kevin Young has made a difficult decision, parting ways with key player Egor Demin. The move comes as a surprise to many, as Egor Demin was a valuable contributor to the team’s success last season.

 

While the specific reasons behind the decision have not been publicly disclosed, sources close to the situation have confirmed that the parting is a mutual one, with both parties agreeing that a change of scenery would be beneficial for Egor Demin’s future development and the team’s overall trajectory.

 

“This was a tough decision, but one that we felt was best for Egor Demin and our program,” said BYU head coach Kevin Young. “We appreciate Egor Demin’s contributions to the team and wish him the best in his future endeavors.”

 

Egor Demin played a significant role for the Cougars last season, averaging  assists per game. His departure leaves a void in the Cougars’ lineup, but Young has expressed confidence in the team’s ability to fill that void and maintain their competitive edge.

 

“We have a talented group of players who are ready to step up and make a contribution,” Young stated. “We believe in our roster, and we’re excited to see what this team can accomplish.”

 

The move comes as the Cougars prepare for the upcoming season, looking to build on their recent success. Young’s decision to part ways with Egor Demin reflects his commitment to building a program based on strong team chemistry and the pursuit of excellence.

 

While the decision may have been difficult, it signifies Young’s determination to create a winning environment where players are given the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential. The Cougars will look to move forward with their new roster and continue their pursuit of success in the upcoming season.

 

Despite the sadness surrounding this decision, fans can rest assured that Coach Young is committed to building a program that will bring continued success to BYU basketball.

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