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    The Game 7/11/17

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    By Mitch Fortner on July 11, 2017 Podcasts, The Game, Uncategorized

    Today’s show featured the breakdown of Mike Moustakas’ performance in Monday’s Home Run Derby, plus John and Tyler’s reasons why it won’t affect Moose in the second half. Plus, we discuss the K-State football players on preseason watch lists, what walk-up music Big 12 coaches should have when they go the podium at Big 12 Media Days, and You Can’t Be Serious.

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