Big 12 teams prepare for 2026 with key offensive players identified
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
The Big 12 conference is gearing up for the 2026 season with a focus on offensive talent across its teams. Each program has identified its crucial offensive player, with quarterbacks prominently featured. Teams like Colorado are integrating numerous transfers to enhance their offensive prospects, while established stars like Noah Fifita for Arizona and Conner Weigman for Houston are returning to lead their respective offenses. As the season approaches, strategies will be shaped around these key players, aiming to improve upon last year's performances and capitalize on their skillsets.
- •Colorado adds over 40 transfers to support QB Julian Lewis
- •Arizona's QB Noah Fifita holds career touchdown record
- •DJ Lagway expected to elevate Baylor's offensive play
- •Conner Weigman leads Houston with significant production
- •LJ Martin returns as a key weapon for BYU after a strong 2025
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Best offensive player for each Big 12 football team entering 2026
"From elite quarterbacks to workhorse running backs, each Big 12 team enters 2026 with a clear offensive focal point.
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