Outta Bounds: Pay 4 Play

By Eagle Radio Staff | Oct 16, 2017 | Eagle Radio, The Daily Dunk | 0 |

Outta Bounds: Pay 4 Play

Welcome back! On this week’s episode, the hosts talk about whether or not college athletes should get paid, the potential change in the NBA playoff format, an interview with FGCU soccer star Kareem Riley, and of course there’s more. Go ahead and press that play button. It’s game time!

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