1993 CFB Season

Episode 27 of the From the Gun podcast, hosted by From the Gun, titled "1993 CFB Season " was published on February 22, 2022 and runs 19 minutes.

February 22, 2022 ·19m · From the Gun

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Summary

In this episode, we discuss the hectic nature of the 1993 CFB season. Specifically, we follow Notre Dame, Florida State, and Nebraska while they all compete to win the elusive National Championship.  Twitter: @FromtheGun1 YouTube: From the Gun TikTok: fromthegun Email: [email protected]

Episode Description

In this episode, we discuss the hectic nature of the 1993 CFB season. Specifically, we follow Notre Dame, Florida State, and Nebraska while they all compete to win the elusive National Championship.

Twitter: @FromtheGun1

YouTube: From the Gun

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