Fresno State football coach Matt Entz believes his program should aim higher than joining the Big 12 Conference, citing aspirations for greater collegiate athletic prominence. He views conferences like the SEC and Big Ten, as well as even the NFL, as more suitable long-term goals.
Entz is currently focused on reshaping Fresno State amidst significant changes in NCAA athletics. His comments suggest a desire to position the program for maximum growth and visibility within the evolving landscape of college sports. He isn’t dismissing opportunities outright, but he's signaling that certain options don't represent sufficient advancement.
The coach specifically stated, “Big 12 isn't enough.” This statement underscores his belief that Fresno State should target conferences with greater national prestige and financial resources—or even professional pathways for players. Entz’s perspective reflects a broader trend of ambitious coaching staffs seeking to elevate their programs beyond traditional conference alignments.
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