As I keep watching the Big 12 conference night after night, I've come to this question that I got to welcome in and talk to my friend Matthew Poston's about.

And that is whether or not the Big 12 is too deep and really too good for its own good.

I'm Pete Mundo, Heartland College Sports is the show, of course, covering the Big 12 conference.

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you guys as well being a part of the show so Matthew you watch this league when it comes to basketball

more than anybody this side of Fran Faschella, probably more because you know, you're never calling a game.

You're actually watching every one of these games.

True.

I keep wondering whether or not this league is so deep and so good.

It might actually hurt itself come March because they're worn out.

And on top of that, I think there's a ton of depth, but I don't know if there's a final four

team in here.

What about you?

Well, it's an interesting question because it's sort of the eating your own own young theory.

You know, you feed on yourselves for three months and

then you go into the tournament like you said you're you're kind of exhausted i could see that

being a potential problem just because if you just watch the games this week most of them were

incredibly rigorous i mean wild lead changes. You know, the game between Kansas

State and Iowa State last night featured 47 fouls, which is just too many for any basketball game

of any kind. But I think that there's a lot of parity nationally. And I don't get to watch a lot of games outside of the Big 12,

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