Good morning. On our mind today: Utah State guard Max Shulga optimistic that his native Ukraine will prevail in war with Russia, who will replace BYU's Tyler Allgeier and Jazz know this is not the time to start feeling safe or to relax. Read these and other stories you need to know.
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