Episode 108: Midwest Nice

from Casuals 2 Degenerates Hosted by Luke Probasco

Join us in our home Campus2Canton league journey. What dish do you look forward to on Thanksgiving? We do a NFL RB blind resume. We recap the week that was for our CFF semi-finals and NFL Week 12 matchups. We preview the CFF Championship and NFL Week 13. We end the episode with a fan favorite, the Southern Bear's CFF and NFL picks!

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