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    The Game 3/27/19

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    By Mitch Fortner on March 27, 2019 Podcast, Podcasts, Sports, The Game

    Jordy Nelson retires after 10 years in the NFL. We share some of our favorite Jordy memories. John doesn’t like the criticism towards next year’s K-State basketball team. Plus, John and Mason go one-on-one in trivia everyone should know.

    0:00 – Jordy Nelson retires
    12:50 – “Who’s going to score next year” is a bad criticism
    26:18 – Jordy status/Wichita State celebration
    33:59 – John goes anti-mellennial
    37:56 – Mason v Music v John v Movies

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