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Big 12 Tournament Debuts State-of-the-Art LED Court in Kansas City
The interactive video floor offers new fan experiences and advertising opportunities.
Published on Mar. 10, 2026
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The 2026 Big 12 basketball tournament will feature a cutting-edge LED video court designed by ASB GlassFloor. The interactive floor can display team logos, player stats, animations, and more, providing a unique experience for fans. The court has been used at other high-profile basketball events like the NBA All-Star Game, but this marks its debut at the Big 12 tournament in Kansas City.
Why it matters
The LED court represents the latest innovation in sports technology, allowing the Big 12 to enhance the in-game experience for fans and provide new advertising opportunities. As college basketball continues to evolve, the use of interactive, high-tech courts could become more common, setting the stage for the future of the sport.
The details
The ASB GlassFloor LED court features a fully illuminated surface that can display team logos, player stats, animations, and more. The floor is controlled via touchscreen and is engineered with slip-resistant ceramic dots to provide reliable traction for players. While the technology has been used at other events like the NBA All-Star Game, this will mark the first time the LED court is featured at the Big 12 tournament in Kansas City.
- The Big 12 tournament takes place March 13-16, 2026 in Kansas City, Missouri.
- The LED court made its debut at the 2024 NBA All-Star Game in February 2024.
- The court was also used at the FIBA U19 Women's Basketball World Cup in July 2023.
The players
ASB GlassFloor
The company that designed and built the LED court being used at the Big 12 tournament.
Nicki Collen
Baylor Women's head coach, who praised the court after her team had the opportunity to practice on it in November.
Bob Bowlsby
Big 12 Conference Commissioner, who is overseeing the implementation of the new court technology.
What they’re saying
“We are thrilled that the Big 12 is partnering with ASB GlassFloor for the Conference Tournament. Our team had the opportunity to practice on it back in November, and it was an incredible experience for our players. The court is not only visually impressive, but it plays well and represents where our sport is headed.”
— Nicki Collen, Baylor Women's head coach (Big 12 Conference)
“To be a part of this kind of future driven momentum in collegiate athletics is special, and I am thankful to Commissioner Yormark and the Big 12 Conference for pushing our league forward and embracing bold ideas to elevate the game. All eyes will be on Kansas City, and the visibility it brings to our league is something to look forward to.”
— Nicki Collen, Baylor Women's head coach (Big 12 Conference)
What’s next
The Big 12 will continue to evaluate the performance and fan reception of the LED court during the 2026 tournament, with the potential to make it a permanent fixture at future events.
The takeaway
The Big 12's adoption of the state-of-the-art LED court demonstrates the conference's commitment to innovation and providing a cutting-edge experience for fans. As college basketball continues to evolve, interactive technology like this could become more common, enhancing the in-game atmosphere and creating new opportunities for engagement and sponsorship.
