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Sooner Sabotage

Down and Distance by ESPN Radio

Sep 9, 201933:22Sports & Recreation

Ivan Maisel describes how the greatest dynasty in the modern history of college football came apart one night in 1959. The culprit? Fruit salad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Sooner Sabotage is an episode from Down and Distance by ESPN Radio. Ivan Maisel describes how the greatest dynasty in the modern history of college football came apart one night in 1959. The culprit? Fruit salad. Learn more about your ad ch...

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