Episode 6: October 17, 2019

from SportsBeat Hosted by Ohio University

This week on SportsBeat, Luke Steiner talks about a busy week within the sports world. Paul Roth elaborates on MLB, NFL and had his Joe Burrow segment. Jacob Murray and Molly Kennedy talk about local high school football and the toss up games this Friday. Tommy Garverick and Taylor Jedrzejek discuss about Ohio Football and how it needs to stay on track from here on out for a shot at the MAC title. Last but not least, Jake Hromada discusses Ohio Volleyball and gives a preview about what the Women's Basketball team has to offer.

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