Sports Dogs Podcast: SU Men’s B-Ball Preview

20 January 2021

In this week’s Sports Dogs Podcast, I’m joined by Shenandoah University Men’s Basketball coach Adam Walsh, who talks about the challenges of 2020, the new recruiting class, and his expectations for the shortened Winter season, which begins tonight (1-20) against Mary Baldwin. Our thanks to Rotz Pharmacy in Winchester for sponsoring this edition!

Sports Dogs Podcast: SU Men's B-Ball Preview

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Randy Woodward Sports Dogs Podcast, adam walsh, randy woodward, Shenandoah University Basketball

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