Getting some pre-game shows for N Carolina, Kent State, both kicking off in about an hour ... impressive so far, easy to use app. See how it goes. I sure wish Harvard was in the mix, though.
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What is the app?
college football radio by jjacr apps ... several with same name, be sure it is jjacr ... 99 cents.
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