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Preview: Big 12 Media Days
New Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris is set to address reporters as the two-day event airs live on ESPNU and ESPN2.
- Big 12 Media Days kicked off Tuesday at The Star in Frisco, Texas, marking the return of college football and featuring the debut of Oklahoma State Head Coach Eric Morris.
- As programs navigate a busy offseason of coaching changes, Morris, Kansas State's Collin Klein, Utah's Morgan Scalley, and Iowa State's Jimmy Rogers are making their Big 12 Media Day debuts.
- The gambling controversy surrounding Brendan Sorsby remains central to discussions, as the NFL ruled he cannot join the league following a legal battle involving at least $90,000 in bets.
- BYU coach Kalani Sitake brings his team to Frisco as the squad transitions from hunter to hunted, while Colorado coach Deion Sanders seeks momentum after a difficult 2025 campaign.
- Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark is expected to address the College Sports Commission's role, which has cleared more than 26,000 name, image, and likeness deals worth $242.3 million.
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Preview: Big 12 Media Days
The Star in Frisco hosts Big 12 Media Days as the 16-team conference unveils offseason developments including coaching changes and transfer updates. Highlights include Oklahoma State’s new coach Eric Morris, Texas Tech’s playoff ambitions, and Baylor Bears’ quarterback transition with DJ Lagway.
Big 12 Media Days open in Frisco as new Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris takes center stage
Big 12 Media Days begin Tuesday in Frisco, Texas, marking the return of college football and a chance to hear from Oklahoma State Cowboys Head Coach Eric Morris ahead of a new era in Stillwater.
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