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football lives here.

This is the Paul Finebaum Show, Hour One podcast.

This might be college football head.

Welcome in on a Wednesday.

Great to have you here.

We are here for the next four hours, and we have quite a bit

to talk about. Certainly, we're still talking about what happened here on the show on Monday,

when the commissioner of the SEC dropped by, we'll also cover a little bit more on Washington.

I know some folks are sick of hearing about it. There is some real

basketball going on today and we will keep you updated. We certainly realize a lot of you are

driving around and may only be interested in some of the headlines and basketball is an interesting

sport to watch. It can often be a tedious sport to listen to. But we do have one score to pass along,

and to the surprise of no one, Kentucky, in a rare Wednesday game in the SEC tournament. I can't

remember the last time this happened. Kentucky knocks off LSU 87 to 82 and that should be the end of Matt

McMahon as the LSU coach who has simply been a disaster during his tenure how he ended up

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