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A new era in fantasy sports…

Posted by Vince Mullins on July 6, 2006

that is right, a shameless plug for my COLLEGE fantasy football website’s first podcast of 2006…

That is right, a 30-minute breakdown of the impact of the college football coaching changes for 2006.

Enjoy, and feel free to tear down Daniel’s and my ego without retribution…

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One Response to “A new era in fantasy sports…”

  1. rip60zgo said

    July 10, 2006 at 3:12 am

    Daniel, speak up! Other than that, strong stuff.

    Big file, but you guys obviously hold quality of sound higher than some of the “two cans and a string” podcasts I hear out there.

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