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“Living in the past does nothing to help the program move forward and settle in to what it is and should be as constructed. A good year is 10-2 or 11-1 if the schedule sets up right. Setting the expectations at beating programs like Alabama in the playoffs are delusional and misguided.”
Leviathan320 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/28/17
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“I listen to this podcast regularly. They dive into interesting topics and invite informative guests every once in a while. I like how consistent they are uploading a new podcast almost every week. Overall it’s a good podcast, but one thing I personally don’t like is that they do tend to mock...”Read full review »
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