Joe Tillery is a Sports Writer at Heartland College Sports. He covers Big 12 football, basketball, and baseball, with a focus on competitive sports and their intersection with culture and society. Joe is featured in Heartland College Sports and Yardbarker.
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Joe Tillery's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and related news, especially in the United States. He reports extensively on college football, basketball, and NFL draft-related topics within the Big 12 Conference.
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For the Baylor Bears, the issue hasn’t been hard to identify over the past few seasons; it’s been stopping people. Under Dave Aranda, Baylor has struggled defensively in a way that’s become increasingly difficult to ignore.
By: Joe Tillery
Tensions are bubbling in the Big 12 Conference, and this time, it’s about more than just football. Well, kind of. Texas Tech mega booster Cody Campbell didn’t hold back in a recent post on X, taking direct aim at the conference and commissioner Brett Yormark over a reported scheduling decision involving the Texas Tech Red […]
Tensions are bubbling in the Big 12 Conference, and this time, it’s about more than just football. Well, kind of. Texas Tech mega booster Cody Campbell
In an era where every edge matters, two Big 12 programs are investing heavily in how they travel, and the results might surprise you. According to recent data from Front Office Sports, the Arizona State Sun Devils and the Kansas State Wildcats led the Big 12 Conference in private jet spending for football this past year.
By: Joe Tillery
The Big 12 Conference may soon be adding a new sport to its growing portfolio, and it's one that reflects the evolving landscape of football.
The Big 12 Conference may soon be adding a new sport to its growing portfolio, and it’s one that reflects the evolving landscape of football. The conference is currently exploring the possibility of sponsoring women’s flag football as an official varsity sport, with a target start date of 2028. The plan would require a minimum […]
The Baylor Bears picked up a major piece for the future this week, landing a commitment from four-star quarterback Luke Babin. Babin, a Texas native, brings a strong recruiting profile to Waco. He’s ranked as the No. 399 overall prospect in the country, the No. 25 quarterback in the class, and the No. 54 player […]
In an era defined by player movement, one former Big 12 Conference player has taken the concept of transferring to an entirely different level.
The TCU Horned Frogs are set to lose a rotational piece, as sophomore forward Jace Posey plans to enter the transfer portal. Posey, the son of two-time NBA champion James Posey, showed flashes during his sophomore campaign while carving out a role in TCU’s rotation.
The transfer portal has reshaped college football, but when it comes to elite talent, specifically All-Conference players, the movement isn’t as uniform as you might expect.
