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The Big 12 is set to host its inaugural conference-wide pro day for athletes hoping to be selected in the 2024 NFL Draft.
It's the first of its kind and 137 athletes from the conference will gather at Ford Center at The Star, the Dallas Cowboys' 91-acre campus and practice facility in Frisco, Texas, to showcase their talents.
The pro day has two days of on-field workouts, depending on position, with athletes showcasing their skills for scouts Thursday and Saturday.
Why is the Big 12 hosting a pro day for the conference as a whole? Usually, colleges host pro days for their players. Players can also attend the NFL Scouting Combine to showcase themselves, too.
Well, as TCU coach Sonny Dykes told The Athletic, "The Big 12 needs to sell the Big 12."
"I’m thrilled about it," Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark said. "I think it’s a big opportunity for us to showcase our football brand and how we do things and obviously provide a great platform for our student-athletes."
Who will improve their draft stock from the tentpole event?
Here is everything you need to know about the Big 12's pro day, including television and streaming options.
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Where to watch Big 12 pro day
- TV Channel: NFL Network
- Live stream: Fubo
NFL Network will air hour-long shows featuring the Big 12's pro day at 8 p.m. ET on March 28 and March 29.
For those who want to live stream the Big 12's pro day, Fubo is a viable option. Fubo carries the SEC Network, a member of the ESPN family, as well as ABC, CBS, Fox and other major networks, meaning you can catch football action leading up to, and including, the 2023 NFL season. Fubo also offers a free trial.
When is the Big 12's pro day?
- Date: Thursday, March 28 and Saturday, March 30
- Time: 7:15 a.m.-5:15 p.m. (CT) / 7:15 a.m.-5:15 p.m. (CT)
The Big 12 will have two days to host all 137 athletes in their annual pro day. On Thursday, quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends will work out from 7:15 a.m. to 10 a.m. local time. Running backs will follow from 10:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and defensive backs will work out from 2:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
On Saturday, specialists work out from 7:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Offensive linemen will go from 9:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Defensive linemen will be on the field from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. and linebackers will finish the day from 2:45 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
For those in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, workouts will be open to the public.
Big 12 pro day players 2024
The list of 137 prospects expected to participate in the inaugural event notably does not include any players from Oklahoma and Texas, with those schools set to leave the Big 12 for the SEC next season.
Here are the players who will be in action at The Star, with West Virginia center Zach Frazier (No. 47) and Iowa State corner T.J. Tampa (No. 50) the highest-rated participating players from the Sporting News big board of NFL Draft prospects.
Quarterbacks
- John Rhys Plumlee, UCF
- Emory Jones, Cincinnati
- Jason Bean, Kansas
Running Backs
- Aidan Robbins, BYU
- Deion Smith, BYU
- Mark-Antony Richards, UCF
- Ryan Montgomery, Cincinnati
- Dylan McDuffie, Kansas
- Elijah Collins, Oklahoma State
- Emani Bailey, TCU
Wide Receivers
- Javon Baker, UCF
- JaJuan Forte, UCF
- Corey Gammage, UCF
- Daquris Wiggins, Cincinnati
- Dimitri Stanley, Iowa State
- Phillip Brooks, Kansas State
- Erik Pizarro, Kansas State
- Seth Porter, Kansas State
- Arland Bruce IV, Oklahoma State
- Leon Johnson III, Oklahoma State
- Jaylon Robinson, TCU
- Warren Thompson, TCU
- Xavier White, Texas Tech
- Devin Carter, West Virginia
Tight Ends
- Isaac Rex, BYU
- Alec Holler, UCF
- Zachary Marsh Wojan, UCF
- Michael O’Laughlin, Houston
- Easton Dean, Iowa State
- Mason Fairchild, Kansas
- Ben Sinnott, Kansas State
- Braden Cassity, Oklahoma State
- Josiah Johnson, Oklahoma State
- Curtis Raymond III, TCU
- Jared Wiley, TCU
- Baylor Cupp, Texas Tech
- Noah Massey, West Virginia
Offensive Linemen
- Clark Barrington, Baylor
- Paul Maile, BYU
- Tylan Grable, UCF
- Lokahi Pauole, UCF
- Alexx Schmidt, UCF
- Trevor Radosevich, Cincinnati
- Jack Freeman IV, Houston
- Patrick Paul, Houston
- Michael Novitsky, Kansas
- Dominick Puni, Kansas
- Cooper Beebe, Kansas State
- Christian Duffie, Kansas State
- Hayden Gillum, Kansas State
- KT Leveston, Kansas State
- Andrew Coker, TCU
- Brandon Coleman, TCU
- Willis Patrick, TCU
- Cole Spencer, Texas Tech
- Rusty Staats, Texas Tech
- Dennis Wilburn, Texas Tech
- Zach Frazier, West Virginia
- Doug Nester, West Virginia
Defensive Linemen
- TJ Franklin, Baylor
- Gabriel Hall, Baylor
- Justin Sambu, Baylor
- Jackson Cravens, BYU
- Atunaisa Mahe, BYU
- Tre’Mon Morris-Brash, UCF
- Jowon Briggs, Cincinnati
- Malik Vann, Cincinnati
- Austin Booker, Kansas
- Patrick Joyner, Kansas
- Devin Phillips, Kansas
- Khalid Duke, Kansas State
- Anthony Goodlow, Oklahoma State
- Nathan Latu, Oklahoma State
- Tico Brown, TCU
- Rick D'Abreu, TCU
- Soni Misi, TCU
- Myles Cole, Texas Tech
- Jaylon Hutchings, Texas Tech
Defensive Linemen / Linebackers
- Byron Vaughns, Baylor
- Daniel Grzesiak, Cincinnati
- Nelson Ceaser, Houston
- David Ugwoegbu, Houston
- Davoan Hawkins, West Virginia
Linebackers
- Mike Smith Jr., Baylor
- Maxwell Tooley, BYU
- AJ Vongphachanh, BYU
- Jason Johnson, UCF
- Shaun Peterson Jr., UCF
- Walter Yates III, UCF
- Malik Robinson, Houston
- Gerry Vaughn, Iowa State
- Hayden Hatcher, Kansas
- Rich Miller, Kansas
- Craig Young, Kansas
- Daniel Green, Kansas State
- Xavier Benson, Oklahoma State
- Jamoi Hodge, TCU
- Tyrique Matthews, Texas Tech
- Lee Kpogba, West Virginia
Defensive Backs
- Kamden Garrett, BYU
- Eddie Heckard, BYU
- DeJordan Mask, UCF
- Decorian Patterson, UCF
- Jireh Wilson, UCF
- Taj Ward, Cincinnati
- Antonio Brooks, Houston
- Malik Fleming, Houston
- Brian George, Houston
- Alex Hogan, Houston
- Hasaan Hypolite, Houston
- Ben Nikkel, Iowa State
- T.J. Tampa, Iowa State
- Kalon Gervin, Kansas
- Kwinton Lassiter, Kansas
- Kenneth Logan, Kansas
- Andrew Russell, Kansas
- Millard Bradford, TCU
- Josh Newton, TCU
- Mark Perry, TCU
- Malik Dunlap, Texas Tech
- Tyler Owens, Texas Tech
- Dadrion Taylor-Demerson, Texas Tech
- Rayshad Williams, Texas Tech
- Beanie Bishop Jr., West Virginia
- Marcis Floyd, West Virginia
- Malachi Ruffin, West Virginia
Long Snappers
- Gavin Gately, Houston
- Randen Plattner, Kansas State
- Zeke Zaragoza, Oklahoma State
Place Kickers
- Chase Contreraz, Iowa State
- Seth Keller, Kansas
- Alex Hale, Oklahoma State
- Griffin Kell, TCU
Punters
- Ryan Rehkow, BYU
- Laine Wilkins, Houston
- Jordy Sandy, TCU
- Austin McNamara, Texas Tech