SEMO Scramble April 11, 2026

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Are the St. Louis Blues officially done? Chandler Collins (Assistant Sports Information Director of SEMO Athletics) recaps SEMO Baseball's walk off win last night. How does this SEMO team stack up to teams of the past? (14:15 minute mark). Drew Aebischer (Producer for CBS SPORTS Media Management) gives us a glimpse of the TV production at the Masters. Will Rory stay atop leaderboard? (27:30 minute mark). St. Louis Cardinals keep rolling. Is Jordan Walker fixed? Time to buy in?

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