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Big 12 Today with Ari Temkin and James Westling - bringing you the latest news, highlights, interviews and inside information from every corner of the Big 12 Conference.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBig 12 Today is a sports podcast hosted by TuneIn, with 813 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Utah Athletic Director Mark Harlan joins Big 12 Today for a wide-ranging conversation on the Utes, their place in the Big 12 and the future of Utah Athletics. Harlan discusses the state of the football program, navigating a rapidly changing college sports landscape, Utah’s transition into the Big 12 and what’s ahead for the Utes.
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Oklahoma State Athletic Director Chad Weiberg joins Big 12 Today to discuss a new era of Cowboy football under head coach Eric Morris. Weiberg talks about the decision to bring Morris to Stillwater, the direction of the program entering 2026, expectations for the Cowboys and how Oklahoma State is navigating the rapidly changing landscape of college athletics and the Big 12.
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Scott Draper, Big 12 Chief Football & Competition Officer, appeared on Big 12 Today to discuss the upcoming Aer Lingus Classic between North Carolina and TCU, set for Saturday in Dublin, Ireland. He shared his excitement about traveling to Dublin and the festivities leading up to the game. Draper also highlighted the new head coaches in the Big 12—Morgan Scalley, Eric Morris, Collin Klein, and Jimmy Rogers—and their impact on the league. Additionally, he mentioned the upcoming overseas game in the Union Jack Classic featuring Arizona State and Kansas next month. Draper emphasized the Big 12’s commitment to expanding its brand globally, with plans to pursue more international football games in the coming years. TUNE IN!
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Voice of the Horned Frogs, Brian Estridge, joined Big 12 Today to discuss TCU’s upcoming Week Zero game against North Carolina, live from Dublin, Ireland, in the Aer Lingus Classic. He discussed what to expect from Jaden Craig under the new offensive coordinator, Gordon Sammis. Estridge also addressed the recent dismissal of safety Jacob Fields and shared his thoughts on what would constitute a successful season for the Horned Frogs. TUNE IN!
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Arizona State Athletic Director Graham Rossini appeared on Big 12 Today to discuss recent developments in ASU athletics. He shared his perspective on the latest eligibility ruling for athletes from the class of 2022 and reaffirmed Arizona State’s support for the Protect College Sports Act. Rossini emphasized that college sports are distinct from professional sports and called for clear guidelines, expressing concern over athletes being treated as "free agents" annually, which he believes is unfair to coaches. He outlined the expectations and values Arizona State holds for its student-athletes and highlighted the positive coaching changes underway, expressing excitement about the future. Rossini praised Commissioner Yormark’s leadership in the Big 12 and concluded by commending football head coach Kenny Dillingham, calling him a vital asset for the university. TUNE IN!
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