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    The Game 2/21/19

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    By Steven Shaffur on February 21, 2019 On Demand, Podcast, Sports, The Game

    John is on his way to California, so Mason Voth, Matt Hall, Steven Shaffur and Mitch Fortner fill in.

    00:00 – John’s not here…/What would two straight wins mean for K-State?
    14:09 – Wildcats, Jayhawks, and Red Raiders
    24:33 – What do the people want?
    35:10 – Georgia THROWS game against Miss St away
    39:24 – Is Oklahoma State a threat at all?
    53:15 – Fanalysis
    01:05:22 – More of what the people are wanting
    01:14:22 – YCBS

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    Steven Shaffur
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    On-Air Personality/Board Operator/Producer at Manhattan Broadcasting Company. Occasionally covers local events, and severe weather.

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