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AT&T Stadium to Host Big 12 Championship
AT&T Stadium has been selected as the site for the Big 12 Football Championship, the Conference announced Friday morning.
AT&T Stadium to Host Big 12 Football Championship: https://t.co/3Zcu9Yj4aF
— Darnell Mayberry (@DarnellMayberry) November 18, 2016
The 100,000 seat stadium in Arlington, TX, will play host for the 2017-2021 seasons, where the top two teams in the conference will play each other (again) for the conference championship title. 2017 will feature the first Big 12 championship game since 2010.
“There is great anticipation with the return of the Big 12 Football Championship and we look forward to hosting the event in AT&T Stadium for the next five years,” said Commissioner Bob Bowlsby in a release. “The building is a state of the art facility and offers many amenities that will be enjoyed by our institutions and fans.”
FOX will cover the championship in 2017 and odd-numbered years through 2023, and ESPN will do the same in even-numbered years through 2024. Here are all the sites that have hosted the championship over the years.
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