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Wire Sports Weekly – Apr. 24

Dan Avington, Sports Audio Producer • April 24, 2020
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Dan Avington, Molly Gretzlock, John Leuzzi and Jack Phillips wrap up the Marquette lacrosse seasons and discuss the extra year of eligibility awarded to spring sport athletes.

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