National sportscaster Mike Tirico describes the moment the Mountain West kicked off its inaugural football season and what it meant for college athletics. He, along with Kirk Herbstreit and Lee Corso broadcasted the first conference football game between Colorado State and BYU.

Former BYU Cross Country standout Tara Rohatinsky Northcutt talks about the Cougars winning the 1999 NCAA Championship, which was the first national championship in Mountain West history. BYU went on to win the 2001 and 2002 national championships, as well.

Former Colorado State Volleyball Coach Tom Hilbert talks about the Rams’ 23 straight NCAA Tournament bids and the passionate fan base in Fort Collins that elevated the program to national prominence.

Utah becomes the original BCS Buster with its 35-7 victory over Pitt in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl. Former Utes defensive back Bo Nagahi relives the Utes’ run to a perfect season with a dominant performance over the Panthers.

Utah completes a second undefeated season in the span of four years with a 31-17 win over Alabama. Former All-Mountain West linebacker Stevenson Sylvester explains why the Utes were never intimidated by one of college football’s perennial powerhouse programs.

TCU completes a perfect season with a Rose Bowl victory over Wisconsin, 21-19. Former All-Mountain West linebacker Tank Carder explains how the Horned Frogs outlasted the Badgers in Pasadena.

Former BYU basketball player Jimmer Fredette discusses the phenomenon that became known as “JimmerMania,” his 52-point game in the Mountain West tournament and winning multiple national player of the year honors in 2011.

Boise State wins the 2014 Fiesta Bowl in a 38-30 thriller in the first year of the College Football Playoff/NY6 Bowl format. Former Broncos quarterback Grant Hedrick takes a trip down memory lane to reminisce about Boise State’s third straight Fiesta Bowl victory.

Former New Mexico Cross Country Head Coach Joe Franklin talks about the five-year stretch in which the Lobos won four NCAA Championships, including two team titles and two individual titles.

Former San Diego State running back Donnel Pumphrey discusses the 2016 Las Vegas Bowl that staged his record-setting moment when he set the NCAA career rushing record.

Former Boise State soccer standout Raimee Sherle Ranstrom talks about her final matches as a Bronco which included a hat trick in the semifinals of the MW Championship, the game-winning goal in the championship final and solidifying herself as the Mountain West’s all-time leader in goals and points.