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This is Greg Olson, and I'm thrilled to introduce my new podcast, TE1.

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My name is Oscar Aparicio.

And this week, football is officially back.

This is our 2020 season preview, sneaking up on us completely without any preseason.

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And with me this week to make the case that we should not change the name of the podcast to the

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