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Happy Half Hour Recap: Midseason awards

Nov 04, 2020 at 03:28 PM

In this week's episode of the Happy Half Hour podcast presented by Morris-Jenkins, hosts Kristen Balboni, Myles Simmons and Will Bryan have some fun with some funky midseason awards and have a perfectly calm discussion about the best BBQ in the country.

Podcast highlights include:

3:00 - Five rounds of midseason awards/questions:

3:22 - What position group you would most like to hang out with?
7:07 - Most gut-wrenching loss
11:10 - Biggest surprise or breakout star
17:24 - Most memorable moment
20:03 - Who/what to keep an eye on during the second half of the season

24:44 - Stat of the Week: Playing the champs

25:50 - Kansas City preview

29:55 - Arrowhead Stadium has more fans this week, is that going to make a difference?

31:57 - Weird Question of the Week: BBQ Thoughts

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