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    You are at:Home»On Demand»The Game 8/2/16

    The Game 8/2/16

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    By Mitch Fortner on August 2, 2016 On Demand, Podcast, Sports, The Game

    K-State football is a top 50 program according to the AP. K-State head basketball coach Bruce Weber and former Wildcat golfer Robert Streb calls in. Danny Duffy has a career night, and “Jabroni of the Week”.

          1-K-State-is-a-top-50-AP-list-program-Danny-Duffys-career-night.mp3
          2-Interview-with-Robert-Streb.mp3
          3-KU-steals-a-recruit-from-K-State.mp3
          4-Danny-Duffy-postgame-audio.mp3
          5-Interview-with-Bruce-Weber.mp3
          6-Jabroni-of-the-Week.mp3
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