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Coming up on today's Daily Clone, we interview Kate Kelderman as he wraps up his career as a

cyclone and will finish out his college career at South Dakota.

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On today's Daily Clone, I sit down with Cade Calderman, who wraps up his three years as a cyclone before grad transferring to South

Dakota for his final year of eligibility. An awesome guy that I've really enjoyed getting to know over

the years. I hope you enjoyed this interview with Cade Calderman. All right, joined now by

South Dakota Coyote, Cade Calderman. All right, joined now by South Dakota Coyote,

Cade Calderman. Cade, congrats on the new move. How's the first three or so weeks of the

off season been for you? No, it's been, first off, I appreciate it. It's been really good.

It took obviously a week or so off after the season, just kind of give myself a break.

But then it's been back to it, putting the work in, getting ready.

Did you know when the season ended that you were probably going to be trying to move on?

Or was it something that that came up in those postseason meetings with TJ?

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