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Cincinnati at #6?!?! - CFP Poll Reactions

An episode of the From the Gun podcast, hosted by From the Gun, titled "Cincinnati at #6?!?! - CFP Poll Reactions" was published on November 5, 2021 and runs 44 minutes.

November 5, 2021 ·44m · From the Gun

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In this mini-episode we follow along as the first playoff poll is announced live. Listen as we break down what surprised us the most and how we think things might shake out now that we have a clearer picture and a poll that actually matters. The disrespect to Cincinnati is incredibly real

In this mini-episode we follow along as the first playoff poll is announced live. Listen as we break down what surprised us the most and how we think things might shake out now that we have a clearer picture and a poll that actually matters. The disrespect to Cincinnati is incredibly real

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