BYU Football National Champion Trevor Matich on Big 12 Expansion and BYU's Football Future

Trevor Matich, ESPN College Football Analyst and former BYU National Champion center, shares his insights and reflections on college football.
Trevor discusses the current landscape of college football, providing his rankings of the Power 4 conferences and analyzing the potential expansion of the Big 12 with teams like Florida State and Clemson. He offers his perspective on the recent changes in the Pac-12 and what it means for the future of college football.
Trevor also reflects on his time at BYU, including the 40th anniversary of BYU’s national championship season. He talks about the evolution of the game, comparing his playing days to the present, and highlights the significance of the offensive line’s performance for BYU’s success in the upcoming season. Trevor's deep knowledge and experience in football, combined with his personal connection to BYU, provide a rich and engaging discussion for fans of the sport.
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[@superdutyscott]

Listening to Trevor Matich talk about when he played and the how he describes OL play freakin fires me up! This is the stuff I would tell my son Ethan as he was growing up and learning the game! Next year Ethan will be playing for Coach Woods and hopefully carrying on the great tradition of BYU offensive linemen playing with great technique and violence! Can't wait for him to come home from his mission in December.

[@kendalldean9612]

Trevor makes a great point. Unless the Big 12 is able to generate a lot more money per team, there is no way the Big 12 can competitively recruit. I see this as a major issue.

[@bartbutkis]

I'm afraid Trevor made maybe just a bit too much regarding TJ Woods time at Wisconsin. The Badgers ran the ball and had great offensive lines before Coach Woods got to Wisconsin and again had great running games after he left.
My concern is how he ended up at his last 2 stops after. It looks like he just followed Gary Anderson across the country as long as he had a head coaching job. Cougars have to get better in the offensive line.

[@nathaneyring4858]

I take winning 10-7 over losing, even if the 100 points sounds nice