Furness Show 8-12: Hardcore Football, Molly Whop Monday, Olympics Was Fun.

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August 12, 2024 • 102 mins

We are back in studio! What was your weekend like? We share some fond memories of ours. Anders rode with Captain Benton on the course, Ian was with Ashley and Jess shared a cart with Softy. Hardcore Football with Hugh Millen! The Seahawks played their first preseason game and we got our initial look at what a Mike Macdonald Seattle team looks like. Hugh takes us inside the huddle. Hugh is happy with the defensive backfield. Ian shares what he got out of the Seahawks first preseason game. Communication is key with Mike Macdonald. Mollywhop Monday! Chris Crawford and Nathan Bishop join us to react to the Mariners three game sweep of the Mets. MollyWhop continues as the guys discuss what's next for the Mariners as they head to Detroit - and into the end of summer. The Olympics this year showed us a side of sports Ian hasn't seen in a long time. It brought back some pride with the emotion seen. What we've seen the last few weeks was the best of sports.

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