New Balance recently announced the addition of All-American Cooper Flagg to the NB family,

joining Cameron Brink and an elite player roster in the brand's mission of growing the game with the next generation of athletes.

In part of New Balance's ongoing commitment to supporting athletes off the court,

the Boston-based brand plans to work with Cooper on community initiatives in his home state of Maine.

To shop the two-way V-5, Hessilo V2, and all new balance basketball products, visit

newbalance.com today. Welcome on in to the Big 12 football week for recap and reaction show.

I'm Pete Mundo. It's great to be here with you as always as we

get another week rolling. And what a week it was in the Big 12 conference? Upsets galore. Kansas is

four and oh my goodness. We're going to start an order. And as always, if you're on YouTube,

hit the like button, subscribe to the show on YouTube, ton more video content coming your way. Our podcast friends, you know the drill.

Rating, review, subscribe. Send me a screenshot of your rating and review to Pete Mundo, M-U-N-D-O

at Heartland College Sports.com. We'll get you that free Heartland College Sportscozy and our

friends on Facebook live. Always good to have you guys here. So let's go in order as we talk

week four in the big 12. Go back to Thursday night. And on Thursday night, the West Virginia

Mountaineers rolled Virginia Tech on the road 33 to 10.

Now, let's be honest.

If you were a Mountaineers fan in that first half, you were sitting there saying to yourself,

you've got to be kidding me.

They gave you opportunity after opportunity, after opportunity, and you couldn't take advantage. Finally in the second

half, the Mountaineers did just that. They ran away with this game. J.T. Daniels was solid. C.J. Donaldson

continues to be my favorite guy in the backfield for the Mountaineers, 23 carries, 106 yards,

and they ran away with a win that

...