11/10/18 - Rowing Talk

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All four roommates are back - Aidan, Jackson, Kevin, and Brian - and they are back and better than ever. Thanksgiving break is almost upon us so we answer the hard-hitting questions: what's on your plate this Thanksgiving? What are you thankful for? Among other topics, the boys break down whether the Duke basketball team would beat the Cavaliers, Marquette basketball's opening-night victory over UMBC, the best new NBA jerseys, and debate the better non-major sport: golf vs. tennis. Zack Passios and Joro Rosales call in to give their picks for "Most Team-Oriented Sport", and a hilarious discussion ensues.

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