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    The Game 5/3/18

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    By Mitch Fortner on May 3, 2018 Podcast, Podcasts, Sports, The Game

    Former K-State cornerback Kip Daily, now a police officer, makes headlines after chasing down a purse snatcher. After being cutoff by severe weather coverage, we finished the rest of the Matthew McCrane interview. John gets caught up on the Royals. Plus, You Can’t Be Serious.


    0:00 – John needs an update on the Royals
    6:45 – Kip Daily catches a purse snatcher
    16:40 – Final two minutes of McCrane interview
    26:23 – Worst former Wildcat to be tackled by
    37:23 – You Can’t Be Serious

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