NCAA.com | July 20, 2015 Sights from Big 12 media days Share The 2015 Big 12 Media Days got underway Monday in Dallas with TCU, Kansas, Kansas State, Texas Tech and West Virginia up first. Coaches and players run through the gaunlet of media in the Omni Hotel to offer their thoughts and expectations heading into the season. Here are some sights from the event: This is what greets you at #Big12FB Media Days. pic.twitter.com/kvBsDnSP7v — Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) July 20, 2015 #Big12Bling on hand at #Big12FB media days. pic.twitter.com/p5B5zPgfcC — Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) July 20, 2015 #Big12FB Media Days: The reaction from @kstatesports' Bill Snyder when asked about retirement. #ThatLaugh pic.twitter.com/I6LnGMow4Z — Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) July 20, 2015 #TexasTech set for #Big12FB Media Day. #WreckEm pic.twitter.com/RsFX9vnJ1I — Texas Tech Athletics (@TechAthletics) July 20, 2015 The guys singing the fight song for Fox Sports #HailWV pic.twitter.com/xDUH15kc0g — WVU Football (@WVUfootball) July 20, 2015 Coach Snyder chatting with #kstate alum Coach Gary Patterson #Big12FB pic.twitter.com/EUFPhEuQBJ — K-State Athletics (@kstatesports) July 20, 2015 Checking out the uniforms at Big 12 Media days! pic.twitter.com/O2slRFRX1g — Baby Jay (@KUBabyJay) July 20, 2015 #FrogFam #Big12FBpic.twitter.com/as1UIhJrXW — TCUAthletics (@TCU_Athletics) July 20, 2015 Anxious admirers await #Big12FB media day breakout sessions to begin. pic.twitter.com/tbwr806xBg — Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) July 20, 2015 Way-too-early 2022 FCS playoff bracket predictions It's May and the FCS playoffs aren't until November, but that doesn't matter because we predicted the 24-team 2022 FCS playoff field anyway. READ MORE 9 potential breakout FCS football teams in the 2022 season Here's a look at the potential breakout FCS teams for the 2022 season. READ MORE Colleges and conferences with the most players drafted in the 2022 NFL draft Georgia had 15 players selected in the NFL draft, eclipsing the previous modern-era record of 14 picks, which was set by Ohio State in the 2004 NFL draft and later tied by LSU in 2020. The Bulldogs have five defensive players selected in the first round from a unit that allowed a national-best 10.2 points per game last season. READ MORE