S5E03: The Chicken Wing Will Get You

The guys re-cap the last several games, Kyle trie…

An episode of the Hilltop Hoops Podcast: for SMU Men's Basketball Fans podcast, hosted by Brent Turman, titled "S5E03: The Chicken Wing Will Get You" was published on January 22, 2020 and runs 29 minutes.

January 22, 2020 ·29m · Hilltop Hoops Podcast: for SMU Men's Basketball Fans

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The guys re-cap the last several games, Kyle tries to be optimistic, and Brent rants about Janky things.

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The guys re-cap the last several games, Kyle tries to be optimistic, and Brent rants about Janky things.

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