Despite Dave Rose’s retirement, BYU’s basketball recruits who signed in November remain committed to the Cougars

Job posting closes Tuesday, so an announcement is expected within a day or two; Mark Pope, Mark Madsen, Barret Peery and Quincy Lewis have emerged as the top candidates

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune | BYU assistant coach Quincy Lewis (left) listens intently at news conference on March 26 when BYU coach Dave Rose announced his retirement. Lewis, who was named interim head coach, is a candidate to replace Rose.

Despite Dave Rose’s retirement, BYU’s basketball recruits who signed in November remain committed to the Cougars

Job posting closes Tuesday, so an announcement is expected within a day or two; Mark Pope, Mark Madsen, Barret Peery and Quincy Lewis have emerged as the top candidates

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