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We are inching closer towards the season, and I figure, you know what, when you want to talk college football, these guys do as good of a job as you can ask for.

And he is Dan Rubenstein

joining us, the solid verbal podcast, one of my go-toes just for college football in general.

And we appreciate them joining us here on Heartland College Sports Weekly, part of

Heartlandcollecoresports.com. I'm Pete Mondo, your host. All right, Dan, your Big 12 podcast,

your Big 12 preview actually coming out this week. So just give me your

general state of the state with the Big 12 and where you think this conference is heading in

the 2019. I think it's in a great place because there's a lot of uncertainty, but in a pretty

intriguing way, a lot of new faces in a pretty exciting

way.

You know, I think it starts, obviously, with Oklahoma and what they're able to do, bringing

in grad transfer quarterback and a new defensive coordinator, you know, the hype in Austin.

I am, as anybody who listens to this week's Big 12 preview on the solid verbal, we'll find

out, I am very excited probably to an unhealthy degree by Iowa State and Brock Purdy,

just having rewatch some Cyclone games and knowing what they bring back,

even with what they lose, I'm pretty juiced on the clones.

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