Tom Burman, the athletic director of the University of Wyoming, has finally broken his silence since four Mountain West Schools decided to defect to the PAC-12. Burman’s first interview was conducted through the school athletics department, and since then, Utah State has also left the Mountain West Conference. Despite the departures, the remaining Mountain West Schools have made a commitment to stick together.
Burman held a media availability session with Wyoming Media on September 30th, marking his first public appearance addressing the recent developments in college athletics. The interview was candid and uncut, with Burman answering questions directly from reporters.
In the interview, Burman discussed the challenges and opportunities facing the Mountain West Conference in light of recent departures and the commitment of the remaining schools to remain united. He also addressed the impact of realignment on college athletics and the steps that the University of Wyoming is taking to navigate the changing landscape.
The full question and answer session with Tom Burman can be viewed in the attached video, providing insight into the thoughts and plans of one of the key figures in Mountain West Conference athletics. As college sports continue to evolve, Burman’s perspective offers valuable insights into the future of college athletics and the strategies that schools are implementing to adapt to the changing environment.
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