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    The Game 11/15/19

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    By Mitch Fortner on November 15, 2019 Podcast, Podcasts, Sports, The Game
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    0:00 – Cats script helmet on Sportscenter last night
    12:48 – Losing to Texas wasn’t a huge deal/WVU is bad
    23:06 – Neal Brown/Kellis prediction
    32:33 – Has KSU hoops looked good or bad so far?

    0:00 – War on Powercat discussion comes to an end
    13:37 – Need to pay attenting to the KSU-WVU series
    26:07 – Darren Sproles’ NFL career is over
    32:29 – Ask Us Anything

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