Well, we've got the Sweet 16 and two Big 12 teams have made it to the second weekend of March Madness. I'm Pete Mundo, Heartland College. Sports.com is where you find us covering the Big 12 conference. He's our lead basketball writer, Matthew Poston's kicking butt. We are grinding this guy into the ground this month, and he's happy to be with us here on the show.

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All right, Matthew, two teams in the Sweet 16.

Let's just start there for the Big 12.

I call that a disappointment.

What would you call it? What did I call it when I wrote about it on Monday? I think I called it a mild disappointment. I think when you and I talked

before the tournament, I think I said kind of the floor is two teams getting into the Sweet 16.

Yes. And part of it is because you just never know what's going to happen in this tournament.

You know, I agreed with you.

I felt like Baylor had a good path.

I felt like Texas Tech had a good path potentially,

especially when you look at what happened in Texas Tech's pod with Oakland winning that game.

That would have been a really good opponent for them to get to the Sweet 16.

So I feel like those two teams sort of, you know,

squand kind of squandered an opportunity to get to the Sweet 16 because they had a manageable

path. But the two teams that I felt like were going to make it, Iowa State and Houston,

where the teams that make it all made it, although to be fair, Houston made it by the skin

of their teeth, winning in it over time with four players that fouled out.

But, you know, they're a tough team and they showed their toughness down the stretch and found a way to beat A&M.

They did.

I called it a disappointment.

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