BYU coach Kevin Young expressed his disappointment following an upset loss to Oklahoma State, where anti-Mormon chants were heard from the student section. The Cougars, ranked No. 16, fell 99-92. This marks at least the fourth instance of such chants targeting BYU in the past year, prompting Young to speak out against religious intolerance.

AJ Dybantsa led BYU with 36 points, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Cowboys, who were propelled by Anthony Roy's season-high 30 points. The loss extends BYU's losing streak to three games. Oklahoma State fans celebrated by storming the court after the unexpected victory.

Coach Young, a Mormon, emphasized the impact on his family, highlighting the need for respect. Previous incidents at Arizona, Colorado, and Cincinnati also sparked apologies and penalties. The Big 12 Conference fined Colorado $50,000 for a similar incident. The issue underscores the persistent problem of religious bigotry in sports.

Looking ahead, BYU will aim to rebound from this setback. The team needs to address these issues to move forward in the season. The Big 12 Conference may need to address the issue of fan behavior. This situation puts a spotlight on the importance of creating inclusive environments in college sports.