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April 16, 2009
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Solid Verbal Podcast: Episode 34 (4/16)

Ty and Dan talk with Adam Rose from the Los Angeles Times about USC and UCLA football, Greg Paulus potentially going to Michigan, Charlie Weis contemplating quitting, and Erin Andrews.  Plus, Dan and Ty riff about National Skirt Day and plow through the “Lipton Box”.

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