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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of the Real Deal podcast.

I'm your host, Jamar Lincoln. I'm the assistant director of NIL, and we got us two very special guests with us this afternoon.

They're both captains for the LSU Tiger Girls dance team.

The powerhouse program took the nation by storm with their unforgettable 2024 national championship performance.

With another season underway, they are determined to build on that legacy and lead their team to another championship.

To my far left, we have two guests and I'll introduce one to the very far left.

She has over a decade of experience in the competitive dance series.

Prior to LSU, she attended Brookwood High School where she excelled and achieved numerous

accolades, including back-to to back, Ms. Brookwood.

She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in entrepreneurship,

serves as the director of marketing for the Black Student

Athlete Association, and as a dedicated instructor and choreographer.

From Atlanta, Georgia, Miss Kennedy Cooks.

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Here we go.

One closest to me on my left she has been dancing since

she was three years old and has trained competitively in all styles of dance at the age of 10

she signed with the movement talent agency in los angeles she has won numerous scholarships

and awards at conventions such as dance early year year, maximum velocity artists, and nonstop

dancer of the year. Sears Junior LSU pursuing a business degree, a part of the choreograph

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