We will do our best to assess the craziness that has become the college football offseason with our next guest.

Mike Craven joining us on Heartland College Sports.

I'm Pete Mundo.

Of course, he is a senior writer at Dave Campbell's Texas football.

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And they are sending the preview magazine for the upcoming season to press coming up later

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So, Mike, you have a unique perspective here because obviously at Dave Campbell, you're

covering the high school landscape and the college landscape in Texas where you've got

SEC, of course, you've got Big 12, you've got kind of conflicting angles in what has been a wild

couple of the weeks in the college football world. How do you assess what we've seen with the SEC,

the alleged power play, and how some of these other conferences are trying to push back?

Yeah, I mean, your opinion depends on which seat you have.

When you, when you stop by college station, when you stop by Texas, you hear one thing.

And then if you're at Tech or Houston, TCU, you're at the other. And it's an even bigger split there.

I mean, we cover all 49 college football programs in the state. So if you're talking to Mary Hardin's head coach of what they need

or Ute's head coach or what they need or TCU's head coach, you're going to get three different

answers. I think the overwhelming opinion, at least in this state, is like, when is it enough?

Right. Like when is the SEC and the Big Ten? Like when do they have enough power? When do they

have enough resources?

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