Big 12 becomes first P4 conference to sign CSC agreements
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Last updated May 30, 2026

The Big 12 has made history by being the first Power Four conference to ensure that all its member schools have signed participation agreements with the College Sports Commission. This landmark decision paves the way for enhanced alignment and support for college sports governance among the conference's institutions. The participation agreements are aimed at promoting student-athlete welfare and improving the operational procedures within the conference. The full implementation of these agreements is expected to foster better collaboration across all member schools going forward.
- •All Big 12 member schools signed participation agreements with the CSC.
- •The decision marks a first among Power Four conferences.
- •Agreements aim to enhance student-athlete welfare.
- •The Big 12 moves towards better operational collaboration.
- 6:13 AMESPN — Big 12 first P4 conference in full CSC agreement
"The Big 12 is becoming the first Power Four conference to have each of its members sign participation agreements with the College Sports Commission.
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