Punt & Pass Podcast (7.20.2020)

Punt & Pass Podcast

Drew Butler

Sports News, News, Sports, Football

4.9 • 627 Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2020

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Drew rounds up the weekend headlines around college football on this episode of #PuntandPass. Certain states are making decisions regarding how they will move forward for high school football seasons this fall. What will Georgia decide to do? Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports interviews CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock to talk about what to expect this fall. We breakdown this optimistic interview. Thanks for listening and please rate/review/subscribe!! #PuntandPass

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0:00.0	Are you working?
0:00.7	What kind of work you do?
0:01.7	This is the punt-and-pass podcast.
0:04.2	Touchdown, baby!
0:05.5	Now, here are your hosts, two-time All-American punter Drew Butler.
0:09.2	Mark Rick would like Drew Butler to hit it a mile in the air.
0:13.0	And he didn't.
0:14.2	What a kick!
0:15.1	And the SEC's career leader in touchdown passes in completions, Aaron Murray.
0:20.2	Touchdown in stride as he crosses the goal line.
0:23.2	Put it right on his hip.
0:24.4	What a throw.
0:25.1	Now, with the latest from around the SEC and the world of college football, it's the
0:30.0	punt and pass podcast.
0:31.6	Get to the house.
0:32.7	Nightline.
0:33.5	Pylon!
0:34.2	Touchdown, but the dogs are on the board first.
0:36.2	Victory is mine.
0:37.4	Yeah, surprisingly.
0:38.3	I believe.
0:39.7	Waiting for your next mistake.
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