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Hour Three: Shough and His Receivers + Big 12 Talk + Otter Locks

47 min · 9 de jul de 2026
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Hour Three focuses on the growing chemistry between Saints quarterback Tyler Shough and his receiving corps as training camp approaches. We also take a trip around the Big 12 to discuss the conference's biggest storylines before wrapping up with Otter Locks and our top picks of the day.

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