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The latest CFB roundtable, I’m joined by Chad Withrow and Jonathan Hutton. 🎙️ Where Florida, LSU and Auburn go with HC searches 🏈 Dabo Swinney has a point about holding referees accountable 📈 CFB rankings 🥶 How Auburn-Hugh Freeze went down

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ari 🦄✨

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Paige Bueckers on visiting a park she frequented as a kid and being surrounded by those she grew up with being back in Minny: “Yeah, I mean, that’s where I always went when life was lifing. This stretch has been tough. Losing is tough. People got stuff going on in their personal lives. And at the end of the day, life is bigger than basketball. So to go and kinda heal my inner child, go back to where I fell in love with the game, go visit that park, walk the same walks I walked as a kid. And I don’t really talk about myself often, but just to kind of reflect on the journey it’s been to get here, it was really refreshing. Just to be settled and balanced in life with all the exterior pressures and all the things that life can throw at you. So I’m very grateful to be back home and to get that experience and I was happy to do that.”
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Paige Bueckers on visiting a park she frequented as a kid and being surrounded by those she grew up with being back in Minny: “Yeah, I mean, that’s where I always went when life was lifing. This stretch has been tough. Losing is tough. People got stuff going on in their personal lives. And at the end of the day, life is bigger than basketball. So to go and kinda heal my inner child, go back to where I fell in love with the game, go visit that park, walk the same walks I walked as a kid. And I don’t really talk about myself often, but just to kind of reflect on the journey it’s been to get here, it was really refreshing. Just to be settled and balanced in life with all the exterior pressures and all the things that life can throw at you. So I’m very grateful to be back home and to get that experience and I was happy to do that.”

christan (no i), ß

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