The Big 12's conversations about potentially adding UConn as a member have stalled, commissioner Brett Yorkmark said Thursday morning. "Following detailed discussions with my conference colleagues alongside UConn leadership,

The Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark says the conference is pausing conversations about possibly inviting UConn to the league after “detailed discussions.”

Big 12 boss Brett Yormark announced Thursday that he won’t pursue a membership invitation for Connecticut at this time. Here's what it means for the Pac-12 schools.

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark announced Thursday the conference and UConn have "paused" their discussions about potentially having the Huskies become

UConn went 37-3 in its historic 2023-24 campaign, setting a program record for wins and winning the Big East regular season, Big East ournament and NCAA Championship. The Huskies became the first team in 17 years to go back-to-back and won the sixth national title in the storied program’s history.

The Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark announced Thursday that the conference is pausing conversations about possibly inviting UConn to the league. “As commissioner, it is my responsibility to explore a variety of value-creating opportunities on behalf of the Big 12,

While there was talk about a potential expansion to the Big 12 that would have involved the UConn Huskies, the conference has decided to pause the talks at this time. Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark released a statement regarding the situation.

A potential agreement would have seen the Huskies join the Big 12 first in basketball and then in football, but that has fallen through

The Big 12 considered adding UConn to the power league in 2023 and the sides engaged in talked this summer, but the conference is pausing discussions.