Oklahoma State president, Dr. Kayse Shrum, for a second time this week called out Oklahoma over its maneuvering in the latest round of realignment, this time attacking the school and accusing it of following rival Texas.
Shrum, Oklahoma State’s new president, released a statement Monday after Oklahoma and Texas officially announced they did not intend to renew there media rights agreements with the Big 12. Unlike OU, Texas or the Big 12, OSU’s president wasn’t afraid to mention the SEC.
“Earlier today OU delivered a document to the Big 12 Conference office which indicated they will not sign the grant of rights agreement in 2024-25,” Shrum tweeted.