Big 12 Holds Media Days in Frisco with 16 Teams Attending

The 2025 Big 12 Media Days, held at the Dallas Cowboys' headquarters in Frisco, Texas, mark a shift away from traditional preseason media polls, reflecting the conference's unpredictability and competitiveness. BYU football, represented by head coach Kalani Sitake and key players, faces significant attention on its quarterback situation amid transfer and legal developments, while emphasizing its defensive strength for the upcoming season. Kansas State will be represented by standout player Cody Stufflebean, who has excelled both on the field as a defensive end and academically, embodying leadership qualities. Arizona football, after a disappointing 4-8 season, is looking to rebound under new head coach Brent Brennan, with key players like Noah Fifita leading the charge and several athletes attending Media Days to discuss the program's future. The event also features other Big 12 teams like Utah and West Virginia, with extensive media coverage including live broadcasts on ESPNU and streaming on ESPN+. Overall, the Big 12's Media Days highlight the depth and evolving dynamics of the conference as teams prepare for a highly competitive 2025 season.