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Oklahoma State Cowboys head coach Mike Gundy won’t shed a tear the day the Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma Sooners pack their bags and head east for the SEC.
He made that much clear during the ongoing Big 12 Media Days.
“It’s interesting,” Gundy said, according to ESPN. “We go to conference meetings, and OU and Texas are in there. They’re still in the conference. But I’m guessing when they leave, they’re scratching down things that can help them when they’re in the SEC. So it is an unusual situation. I think there’s a business side of it that nowadays people say, ‘It is what it is.’ Which 10 years ago, they might not even let them in meetings. The new commissioner, I mean, honestly, if I was him, I wouldn’t let OU and Texas in any meetings.”
Apparently, Texas and Oklahoma doesn’t want to be there either, one could say.
WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
Austin American-Statesman: ‘A dead issue?’: Horns Down comes up again at Big 12 Media Days
Dallas Morning News: Potential punishments for ‘Horns Down’ signals remain ambiguous at Big 12 media days
247Sports: The Insider: What’s next for Texas and Oklahoma, the Big 12 and SEC
247Sports: Big 12 Media Day representatives could change developmental narrative at Texas
Inside Texas: The two sides of the Arch Manning debate, one of them is dumb
Inside Texas: Steve Sarkisian opens up on spring, summer, 35 newcomers in Austin
Inside Texas: What stands out on Texas’ 2022 roster?
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
4-star edge Braylan Shelby reveals finalists
Podcast: Previewing the Oklahoma Sooners
RECRUITING ROUNDUP
Dallas Morning News: Analyzing the safeties in SportsDay’s top 100 Dallas-area recruits for the class of 2023
Dallas Morning News: Is the college transfer portal leaving high school athletes out to dry?
247Sports: Do the Longhorns have path to No. 1 overall class in 2023?
247Sports: Priority EDGE Braylan Shelby talks final two of Texas and USC
247Sports: Wednesday Huddle: Crystal ballin
247Sports: Top247 edge rusher Damon Wilson shares latest after naming top five
247Sports: Blue Chip Ratio: Texas Longhorns No. 6 in recruiting success metric
BIG 12 BREAKDOWN
Austin American-Statesman: Texas, OU leaving Big 12, but Oklahoma State’s Mike Gundy soldiers on
Austin American-Statesman: Big 12 leadership must boldly pursue expansion, invite Pac-12 schools
Austin American-Statesman: Two-sport athlete Devin Neal stands out in Kansas backfield
Dallas Morning News: Brett Yormark’s first Big 12 Media Days appearance was probably not what most were hoping
247Sports: Live updates from Big 12 Media Days
Inside Texas: 2022 Big 12 Media Days - Day 2
Inside Texas: Thursday: A change at the top of the Big 12
Inside Texas: Sizing up Big 12 competition
Our Daily Bears: Baylor football at the Big XII Media Days
Cowboys Ride For Free: Big 12 Media Days: Conference is ‘open for business.’ So what’s next?
The Smoking Musket: Is West Virginia’s cornerback room in better shape than we think?
The Smoking Musket: Neal Brown wants Pitt on the schedule every year
The Smoking Musket: Breaking down what Neal Brown said at Big 12 Media Days
The Smoking Musket: Rapid reactions to the official preseason depth chart
Rock Chalk Talk: KU Football Depth Chart: Predicted two deep
WHAT WE’RE READING
SB Nation: Report: Sean Payton potentially interested in Dallas Cowboys as well as two other teams
SB Nation: Why a Donovan Mitchell trade makes so much sense for Jazz and Knicks
SB Nation: The controversial playoff climax that forced referees to actually talk to each other
NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND
- Texas men’s basketball will face Illinois in the Jimmy V Classic later this year.
Texas will face Illinois on Dec. 6 at MSG in the Jimmy V classic. It's a doubleheader Duke-Iowa.
— Nick Moyle (@NRMoyle) July 14, 2022
- Texas alum linebacker Malik Jefferson signed with the Dallas Cowboys this week.
Former Texas star LB Malik Jefferson is coming home. The Cowboys signed Jefferson on Thursday pic.twitter.com/JHzdPIEs8u
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) July 14, 2022
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