OOF: Rob Wright III, Anthony Roy USED BYU, Oklahoma State for NIL Exploitation, Money Grubbers

The Locked On Big 12 podcast dives into the fallout of President Trump's executive order restricting college athlete transfers to once every five years, sparking debate over enforcement, fairness, and the future of the transfer portal. The hosts examine high-profile cases like Anthony Roy and Rob Wright III, who exploited NIL opportunities by transferring multiple times for financial gain, highlighting how the current system rewards athletes who prioritize money over loyalty. The discussion shifts to the controversial idea of adding UConn to the Big 12 as a basketball-only member, with passionate arguments on both sides: some see it as a necessary boost to national relevance and revenue, while others fear it undermines the conference’s regional identity. The episode also features a lively baseball segment, where the hosts debate which team truly dominates the Big 12 in the sport, with West Virginia, Arizona State, and Oklahoma State all making strong cases. Despite the chaos, the show maintains its signature energy, blending humor, sports analysis, and real-time commentary on the evolving landscape of college athletics.