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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2023 · 54 MIN

Episode 107: Graham goes solo (this week only)

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Graham opens this week's show with a brief discussion about the disappointing showing Razorback football had at home against Auburn on Saturday, and what to expect from the program moving forward. Jimbo Fisher is out at Texas A&M, but gets to go home with an additional $76 million. With basketball underway, more eyes have been on the NCAA women's game than ever before, and Graham explains how the stars at the NCAA level have made this happen, simply by sticking around for more than a year or two (like at the men's collegiate level). Graham gives his thoughts on the NBA's in-season tournament, and compliments LeBron James' greatness, even at almost 39 years old! Georgia let everyone know it's still the top Dawg in college football with the thumping the Bulldogs gave the Rebels on Saturday. Michigan wins without Jim Harbaugh, but loses the post-game interview. CJ Stroud continues his ascension as the next star quarterback in the NFL. Dak Prescott has played as well as anyone over the last month, and Graham dives deep into the waiver wire (fantasy football) in Week 11, despite having the best record in his league. All that and more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports!

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