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College Sports Programs Set for Busy Week

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A live Riverside Podcast featuring former Tennessee coach Phil Fulmer, former quarterback Erik Ainge and former safety Fred White is planned in Knoxville ahead of the Volunteers’ game against Alabama. Iowa State’s cross-country teams are set to return to competition at Wisconsin’s Nuttycombe Invitational after a three-week training block, with several athletes expected to make season debuts. Avery County’s football team resumes play on the road against Mountain Heritage, while the school’s volleyball, golf and boys soccer teams have upcoming regular-season contests. No. 1 Texas, rested after a bye and 4-0 following a win at Tennessee, is preparing to face Oklahoma in the 122nd Red River Rivalry at the Cotton Bowl, with kickoff scheduled for 2:30 p.m. CT on ABC.

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