Winnersville

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What a week it was! Two huge football wins for the Gophers and Vikings spark some interesting conversation with the A2a hosts. How impressive were these wins? What were problems that need to be fixed? Where does this leave them all in the championship hunt? Some brief talk around the Wolves surprising start to this year round out a football heavy A2a that you don't want to miss!

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