Big 12 football season kicks off soon and each coach talked about his team at Big 12 media days. Here are the storylines to follow

The Big 12 media days began on Tuesday, July 8, in Frisco, Texas. Here were the highlights, including coach and player interviews from Day 1:

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Arizona head coach Brent Brennan spent some time during Big 12 Media Days talking to ESPNU about what he expects out of the 2025 season.

There are no official Big 12 predictions going into this season, so there will be no last-to-first narrative like what Arizona State had in its league debut. Going into its 30th football season, the Big 12 didn't conduct a preseason media poll predicting the order of finish for the 16-team conference.

To open Big 12 media days, commissioner Brett Yormark said Tuesday that he is "doubling down" on the potential 5+11 CFP format.

Texas Tech recently signed a player to a reported three-year, $2.3 million contract, going all in to assemble a roster it hopes will contend for a championship.