 Big 12, speaking to one of the best teams in the country. They've had a very inconsistent year, you're talking about Baylor, you're talking about Kansas. What is the handicap in the Big 12, BJ? Yeah, it's, I don't really have much interest in taking the top four seats. Kansas is very weird. They've had a ton of close calls this season. They're obviously one of the best offenses in the country, but at two to one, obviously this is a, you know, they're gonna be playing in Kansas City. It's essentially a home tournament for them, but at two to one, I have no interest in betting them. Baylor, they lost their best interior defender, Tachua, middle of the season, and they're also one of the worst teams in defending at the rim. So that's problematic for them. Texas Tech is starting to fade down the stretch. One team I'm kind of looking at as a long shot is Oklahoma at 20 to one. They're starting to come on here. They've won three straight down the stretch and their first round match against Baylor is a really good one. So I just mentioned Baylor's one of the five worst teams in defending at the rim. Well, Oklahoma is sixth in the country in two point field goal percentage and shooting around 60% on shot attempts at the rim. So it's a really good match for them here in the first round. And, you know, you obviously look at Texas then, Texas, I feel very similar to them. How I feel about Tennessee is that analytically they grayed out really, really well in terms of defense and offense, but there are just times where you watch Texas and they just go through these shooting slumps that just take them completely out of the game. So they're one of the teams I'm going to potentially be avoiding. You know, Kansas also is one of the street your teams in the, obviously in the whole country. So they could fall flat and lose here in the second round or they could, you know, breeze all the way through the tournament, but Oklahoma, the team that's starting to kind of come on, especially at a good price of 20 to one with a pretty good match against Baylor in the first round. I think the Sooners do have a little bit of value here in the tournament. Stucky, agree or disagree? Yeah, I probably would disagree. I think it's going to be hard for Oklahoma to get it done. And then I think Baylor ends up walking to the final because they must be salivating for another, they lost twice to Texas Tech this year in two close games and Texas Tech is kind of headed and I just don't trust their offense, but Kansas is very vulnerable. Just if you watch them, there's just something that's just not right on the defensive end with this team. They can get bullied a little bit inside at times. TCU did that twice. TCU beat them bad at TCU. Then they played two games in a row. Kansas after getting embarrassed comes home, they come out, the crowd insane, one of the best home court advantage in all college, best way to go up double digits. TCU fights all the way back. That game went right down to the wire with Mike Miles, one of the best players in the country, if you haven't seen him for TCU, he was a massive foul trouble the entire game. TCU number one offense, a rebounding team in the country, just extremely physical. So look, I think that they can beat Kansas in the semifinals, it's a good matchup for them. Miles is incredible. The problem is TCU for whatever reason, it just didn't match up well with Texas during the regular season. They lost both meetings fairly easily. So it's like a little conundrum there. If you can find like 25, 30 to one on TCU, just three games in three days, I think that they can certainly make a run here because I think that they match up with, well, with Kansas and who knows, Kansas could go down to Kansas State, if Kansas State is hitting their threes. So yeah, I think TCU is the sleeper, I think Baylor gets there, but Kansas is the vulnerable team. And you might hear a myth this year, you'll hear this every year around this time of year, that it's hard to beat a team three times in the conference tournaments, teams that swept the regular season. Over the past 30 years, teams that swept the regular season have actually covered a 52% clip in the conference tournament. So that is a myth. Just as most time, there's a reason the team got swept, it's because it's maybe not a great matchup. There are exceptions with injuries and things of that nature, but just thought I'd throw that out there. So yeah, if you're looking for, some of these are just fun, like 30 to one, a 25 to one, TCU doesn't shoot a lot of threes, which I don't like, but they just get a ton of offensive rebounds. But some of these are fun. So if you want to throw a flyer on a four day tournament in the big 12, which should be fun. And for TCU, it's going to be a three day tournament. I'd go with horned frogs.