How about a two and oh start for the Big 12 to kickoff bowl season on Saturday? Welcome in. I'm Pete Mundo,

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over a decade. And thank you for joining us on the YouTube show and also on the podcast. So it was a

great start to bowl season for the Big 12.

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So let's start with BYU's Pop-Tarts Bowl win over Georgia Tech.

This is one of the premier bowl games that is not a college football playoff game.

And for BYU and the

Big 12, this was critically important. This was a team that for many of us thought should have

been in the college football playoff. They had the two losses to Texas Tech. That was it.

They were taken on a good ACC team, a top 25 team in Georgia Tech that just couldn't make the

ACC championship game because of tiebreakers and things of that nature. But they were supposed to

play Notre Dame. And then, of course, the Irish backed out of the postseason. So now they've got

Georgia Tech. And if BYU had not won this game, the narrative would have been, see, we told you so.

Now, here's the deal. BYU was without its best offensive player in L.J. Martin and its best

defensive player in Jack Kelly. They both didn't play due to injuries. And the fact that BYU down 2110 in the second half is able to storm back

mostly in the fourth quarter and win this game 2521 over the yellow jackets is a testament to the

program and the depth that Kalani Sataki has built over the last several years in this transition to the

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