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Onward we go with Seminole headlines.

It's time for Seminole Headlines, presented by Capital City Bank,

featuring ESPN Tallahassees, Jeff Cameron,

Warchant.com's managing editor, Ira Schofel,

and senior writer, Corey Clark.

Your weekly dose of all things, FSU, Pistols, and Pie, starts right now.

Here's Jeff Cameron.

The seminal headlines, 979, ESPN Radio begins right now.

I sound and feel a little rusty, but I'm excited to be back in the saddle.

I see my boys on the screen. We're not in studio. There's Cory Clark. There's Irishapel. They work for Warchamp.com. I'm with ESPN Radio. You guys know that. And Register Sausage is our sponsor, our fantastic sponsor, our hour number one. I just sit back and I think it's going to be a fun negotiation the next time that contract comes up. We've made them so much money. We are God's gift to register sausage. They are so fortunate to have us. God's gift is sausage in general, really. That's true. But if you want to specify registers, is we've made them, would you say, Ira, they're the biggest sausage company in the world right now?

I'll say it.

Yeah.

Certainly the states.

I'll say it.

And, you know, as I said, I told you guys the other day in a text, when I was out at Norville's camp over the weekend, a young lad, I don't know, maybe eight years old.

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