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    The Game 1/16/19

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    By Mitch Fortner on January 16, 2019 Podcast, Podcasts, Sports, The Game

    Multiple records say new K-State defensive coordinator Ted Monachino is already leaving the Wildcats for a job with the Chicago Bears. Should K-State let Alex Delton transfer to TCU? K-State hoops at Oklahoma tonight. Only one hour today because of K-State pregame beginning at 5:00.


    0:00 – Should Blake Seiler be the guy?
    13:56 – Should KSU let Alex Delton go to TCU?
    26:13 – K-State at Oklahoma tonight
    32:48 – You Can’t Be Serious

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