The Latest Breaking News from Brett Yormark

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The Pac-12 commissioner voiced his thoughts about the Big-12 conference during its media day on Friday.

DALLAS — The fact that Big 12 and Pac-12 officials conducted their supposed merger talks on Zoom calls tells you just how disingenuous the entire exercise was. Zoom is for booster boards and fantasy football drafts, not billion dollar, generational transactions. Who could keep a straight face pretending to be…

We’re going to find out soon what Plan B is for the Big 12 and incoming commissioner Brett Yormark.

After the Big Ten and SEC’s major acquisitions, the rest of the college football world is scrambling to respond.

The Oklahoma State head coach believes the two schools should not be involved in the conference’s business affairs.

ARLINGTON, Texas — On Sonny Dykes’ first trip to Big 12 Media Days as TCU head coach, he did not bring a quarterback for a reason.

Brett Yormark was brought in to do a much different job than his predecessor. The outsider’s ability to hit the ground running will determine if the Big 12 survives.

“We are exploring all options, and we are open for business,” new commissioner Brett Yormark said.

He said he’s “not against” negotiations that would lead to both programs leaving before 2025.