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    The Game: 5/9/23

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    By Mitch Fortner on May 9, 2023 Big 12 Sports, K-State Sports, Sports, The Game


    Hour One
    00:00 – Could Kansas be next in gambling investigations
    16:16 – Mitch’s Top 10 KSU baseball records to watch
    31:46 – NFL makes changes to broadcast rules
    36:59 – Chiefs vs. Bears in Germany is not a done deal


    Hour Two
    00:00 – K-State WBB Coach Jeff Mittie
    18:32 – Mr. New York City gets G-League Elite Camp invite
    27:48 – Ask Us Anything

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