Sticky Variety
from Sticky Sport Side Hosted by Sticky Sport Side
Hey! Welcome to the "Sticky Side" of sports, hosted by two best friends: Phil B. and Noah D. In this episode we start to dabble in college and professional basketball. We get back to our bread and butter football so no worries there guys. The banter continues, bad takes continue, and noah crys????
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This episode is 33 minutes long.
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This episode was published on November 12, 2021.
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