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    Wildcat Insider 9/30/19

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    By Mitch Fortner on September 30, 2019 Podcast, Podcasts, Sports, Wildcat Insider

    0:00 – New helmet and pants!/Cats fall to Oklahoma State
    13:36 – ESPN+ was a minus/Offensive issues Saturday
    22:21 – “Fighting ever fighting for a cure.”
    29:13 – Big 12 weekend review

    0:00 – Latest on Malik Knowles/Moving forward with offense
    11:04 – Interview with K-State Athletic Director Gene Taylor
    22:36 – Cali paying players/Big 12 weekend
    31:33 – Ask Us Anything

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