The first official event of the independent BYU Football team is its national Media Day on July 12. Several sessions from the BYU Football Media Day will be broadcast live on BYUtv or online at byutv.org/watch/events. Media Day will take place at the BYU Broadcasting Building on campus.

BYUtv Football Media Day broadcast schedule

9-10am            LIVE: BYU Football 2011 (featuring Bronco Mendenhall, Tom Holmoe, 
                        Dave Brown and Derek Marquis)

10-11am          True Blue Special: Spring Football 2011 (originally broadcast on April 27, 2011)

12-1pm            True Blue Special: Football Pre-Season (featuring Jake Heaps, Matt Reynolds, 
                        JJ DiLuigi, Travis Uale and Uona Kaveinga)

1-2pm              LIVE: Legends Roundtable (LaVell Edwards, Ty Detmer, Trevor Matich and 
                        Bryan Kehl)

2-4pm              BYU vs. Utah November 2000 (LaVell Edwards’ last game; originally
                        broadcast in 2000)

BYUtv online Football Media Day broadcast schedule

Visit byutv.org/watch/events to watch the following programs:

9-10am            LIVE: BYU Football 2011 (featuring Bronco Mendenhall, Tom Holmoe, 
                        Dave Brown and Derek Marquis)

11am-12pm      Fan Q&A Webcast (Ty Detmer, Bryan Kehl, Jameson Frazier, Corby Eason)

1-2pm              LIVE: Legends Roundtable (LaVell Edwards, Ty Detmer, Trevor Matich
                        and Bryan Kehl)

2-3pm              Fan Q&A Webcast (Jake Heaps, McKay Jacobson, Bryan Kariya,
                        Justin Sorensen)

3-3:30pm         Fan Q&A Webcast-Spanish (Brandon Doman, Travis Uale, Brandon Ogletree)

-Leading up to Football Media Day, BYUtv will accept questions on the new BYUtv Sports Facebook page for live Q&A sessions with former and current BYU football players. Ty Detmer, Bryan Kehl, Jake Heaps, Corby Eason, Romney Fuga, Justin Sorensen, McKay Jacobson, Bryan Kariya and more will participate in the live Q&A sessions. More details to be announced soon.

-Throughout Football Media Day, BYUtv Sports will post trivia questions on Twitter each half hour, awarding prizes to followers that correctly respond.

-BYU Radio will be broadcasting the same schedule as BYUtv, except the 2000 football game.  As of July 1 BYU Radio will be available on SiriusXM.  

Check back here for more details and updates regarding the broadcast schedule and the live Q&A sessions as they become available.

Note: Attendance for Media Day events at the BYU Broadcasting Building is by invitation only, for credentialed media representatives.