Totino’s joins 2024 Big 12 Football Media Day as Presenting Sponsor, Participating Big 12 Student-Athletes Announced

Courtesy of the Big 12 Conference

The student-athletes attending 2024 Big 12 Football Media Days presented by Totino’s have been announced. In addition to the players, each school’s head coach will also be in attendance.

The two-day event will be held at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Tuesday, July 9 and Wednesday, July 10. 

ESPNU and Big 12 Now on ESPN+ will provide television coverage beginning at Noon CT on Wednesday and 12:30 p.m. CT on Thursday.

Arizona State, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech and Utah will be present July 9 while Arizona, Baylor, BYU, UCF, Colorado, Houston, Kansas and West Virginia will take the stage July 10.

Arizona
QB Noah Fifita
DB Gunner Maldonado
LB Jacob Manu
WR Tetairoa McMillan

Arizona State
DB Xavion Alford
OL Leif Fautanu
RB Cameron Skattebo
DL Clayton Smith

Baylor
WR Ketron Jackson
LB Matt Jones
RB Richard Reese
LB Keaton Thomas
DB Carl Williams, IV

BYU
DE Tyler Batty
OL Connor Pay
DB Jakob Robinson
WR Darius Lassiter
WR Chase Roberts

UCF
QB KJ Jefferson
RB RJ Harvey
WR Kobe Hudson
DT Lee Hunter
LB Deshawn Pace

Cincinnati
DB Derrick Canteen
P Mason Fletcher 
RB Corey Kiner 
OL Luke Kandra 

Colorado
ATH Travis Hunter
QB Shedeur Sanders
S Shilo Sanders
P Mark Vassett

Houston
OL Tank Jenkins
DB Latrell McCutchin, Sr.
LB Jamal Morris
QB Donovan Smith

Iowa State
DB Beau Freyler
WR Jayden Higgins
WR Jaylin Noel
DL J.R. Singleton

Kansas
QB Jalon Daniels
DB Mello Dotson
RB Devin Neal
DE Jereme Robinson

Kansas State
QB Avery Johnson
OL Hadley Panzer
LB Austin Moore
DE Brendan Mott
DB Marques Sigle

Oklahoma State
QB Alan Bowman
RB Ollie Gordon II
LB Nick Martin
LB Collin Oliver

TCU
WR Jack Bech
DL Caleb Fox
QB Josh Hoover
OL Mike Nichols
LB Namdi Obiazor

Texas Tech
RB Tahj Brooks
QB Behren Morton
LB Bryce Ramirez
LB Jacob Rodriguez
OL Caleb Rogers

Utah
TE Brant Kuithe
LB Karene Reid
QB Cameron Rising
DT Junior Tafuna

West Virginia
DB Aubrey Burks
QB Garrett Greene
DL Sean Martin
OL Wyatt Milum

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