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Sep 2, 2026 1 hr 55 min

The Final Timeout- Q&A show

from Military Broadcast Radio | MBR Talk Hosted by Military Broadcast Radio

H.G. will be answering questions about the upcoming NFL and College Football seasons, as well as taking any fantasy football questions viewers may have. Also discuss week 0 of the college football season, MLB playoff races, and WNBA playoff picture. We will do some Mock drafts and attempt the 82-0 challenge as well.

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