Episode 315 of the washed up walk-ons and we've got J-boe. I mean I don't know what else to say.

He played for Iowa for 16 years and now we get to talk about all that plus his advocating for

student athletes, the podcast that he was running,

leaving the shoes at Iowa State, missing the free throw.

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Let's have a day.

Let's go. Oh, I'm not. Welcome in Washington, Washington, Washington's fans to episode 3,15 of the podcast today, without warning.

We, and this was not exactly put out there,

although some would think that we would preface

this episode, maybe drop some spoilers,

but we haven't.

We have potentially the longest tenured athlete in the history of NCAA sports with us.

Jordan Bo Hanen joins us, Iowa Hawkeye legend now, I think, since you're past your career you are past your career right

Not with basketball. I'm still gonna continue on but uh yeah I'm done with I'm done with Iowa with the hawks

Yep, there's no more than any more loopholes that you guys could find Iowa. With the Hawks. Yep.

There's no more loopholes that you guys could find

and stretch out another year.

Hey, if there would, I would come back in a second.

This is forever home for me.

I feel you on that. I feel you on that. I think we all could use another year.

Man, it seemed like your career was never going to end in like this weird sort of purgatory way. What did it feel like for you, like off the jump, to have a six year career?

You know, it's kind of weird to talk about like a six year career. Like I obviously I was in school for six years but I never really felt it was a six year career

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