Big 12 Media Days concluded on Wednesday from The Star in Frisco, Texas. Over the course of two days, all 16 teams from the Big 12 met with the media to discuss the upcoming 2025-26 football season.

Questions about Jake Retzlaff's situation, BYU's starting QB candidates, lineman Keanu Tanuvasa's transfer from Utah, and the honor code dominated BYU's appearance at Big 12 media days.

Big 12 football media days 2025 get underway on Tuesday with commissioner Brett Yormark speaking at The Star in Frisco, Texas.

Lee Hunter, who spent three seasons with the Knights, had a reunion with his former teammates at this week’s Big 12 Media Days.

Here is what you need to know from the Big 12 football media days at The Star in Frisco, Texas, as commissioner Brett Yormark took a pointed stance.

The conference's depth, unpredictability and underdog attitude has made the Big 12 a fan favorite since powerhouses Texas and Oklahoma fled for the SEC. In losing the Sooners and the Longhorns, though,

The Big 12’s two-day event in Frisco, Texas produced plenty of word salads but also a few comments from coaches that should resonate.

In a new report by The Athletic, the conference’s coaches were granted anonymity when speaking about Tech’s $55 million NIL payload.