March Madness is here.

We've got brackets to print out, brackets to fill out,

and we cannot wait to talk about it here at Heartland College Sports.

We cover the Big 12 conference.

We've got eight teams, of course, to react to after the bracket was revealed on Sunday night.

I'm Pete Mundo.

He's Matthew Postens, our lead Big 12 basketball columnist, and we're so glad that

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podcast. Please drop us a five-star rating and review. It takes you 30 seconds. Well, Matthew,

we've got eight teams in. It's all what we

expected. No shocker there. So we'll get right to the bracket. When you look at this thing from a

big 12 perspective, what stands out to you right now? Well, I think what's interesting to me is that

Houston got a region by itself. I kind of expected maybe Arizona to get that

region by itself in terms of by itself from other big 12 teams just with them being the number

one seed. But the east ended up with three big 12 teams, the west where Arizona ended up

with two, the south, I'm sorry, the Midwest ended up with two, and then Houston

ended up in the South, and the only Big 12 team in that region. Of course, they've got a really

favorable road geographically speaking. They go to Oklahoma City for their first two games,

and then if they get to the Sweet 16, they're in Houston. So as much as I like

Arizona's draw geographically, Houston's in terrific shape. You're right about that. And I'm

looking at this thing too when we were trying to figure out where big 12 teams could end up meeting

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