Full list of student-athlete attendees announced for Big Ten Media Days
Just two weeks before the 14 Big Ten teams converge on Indianapolis for the league’s annual media days, the conference announced which players will be in attendance. All told, 42 players — three from each of the 14 teams — will be at Lucas Oil Stadium for the event.
Big Ten Media Days will run from July 26-27 in Indianapolis as fans hear from coaches and players to unofficially kick off the 2023 season. Of course, one attendee is still yet to be determined after Northwestern announced the firing of Pat Fitzgerald earlier this week in light of hazing allegations within the program. The Wildcats currently don’t have a coach listed on the attendees for media days, but have a podium slot on the opening day at 11:45 p.m. ET.
This, of course, will also be the first media days for Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti. He took over for Kevin Warren earlier this year after he became the new president of the Chicago Bears. In addition, four programs — Northwestern, Nebraska, Purdue and Wisconsin — underwent coaching changes and will have some new faces at the podium as the press conferences get underway.
Full list of Big Ten Media Days attendees
DL Jer’Zhan Newton
DL Keith Randolph Jr.
WR Isaiah Williams
LB Aaron Casey
RB/RS Jaylin Lucas
DB Noah Pierre
DB Cooper DeJean
TE Luke Lachey
DL Noah Shannon
RB Roman Hemby
DB Tarheeb Still
QB Taulia Tagovailoa
RB Blake Corum
DT Kris Jenkins
CB Mike Sainristil
OL J.D. Duplain
LB Cal Haladay
WR Tre Mosley
WR Chris Autman-Bell
DB Tyler Nubin
TE Brevyn Spann-Ford
OL Ethan Piper
LB Luke Reimer
QB Jeff Sims
LB Bryce Gallagher
DB Rod Heard
WR Bryce Kirtz
WR Marvin Harrison Jr.
TE Cade Stover
DE J.T. Tuimoloau
S Keaton Ellis
OL Olu Fashanu
DE Adisa Isaac
QB Hudson Card
DB Sanoussi Kane
WR TJ Sheffield
LB Deion Jennings
TE Johnny Langan
DL Aaron Lewis
RB Braelon Allen
QB Tanner Mordecai
LB Maema Njongmeta
Each day of Big Ten Media Days will feature seven teams. Illinois, Iowa, Michigan State, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State and Rutgers will kick things off July 26.
Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Purdue and Wisconsin will close things out on July 27.