Episode 129 - Bedlam

from Theological Pipe Hosted by Chris Tsotsoros

In this episode, I talk about little brother coming through against big brother and setting forth an unexpected chain of events. Pokes beat the Sooners, Stay alive for a possible College Football Playoff Birth. And then, dejected because of the loss, Lincoln Riley bolts for USC? OK, money's the reason, but still. I discuss Bedlam and college football and thank God for sports. Put that in your theological pipe and smoke it. And Go Pokes!!! Wanna support this podcast? I don't have a Patreon (yet), but you can drop me something via Venmo - @christsotsoros or CashApp $CTsot Thanks as always for watching/listening here or via any of the other platforms. Theological Pipers are the best!

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