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As if Robbie Faulk doesn’t have enough to do as sports editor of the Starkville Daily News and Mississippi State beat writer for 247 Sports, he is also the Mississippi voter in the weekly Associated Press college football reporter. As we learn, that AP poll takes a lot of time if you’re going to do it right.

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Podcast: Robbie Faulk, Mississippi’s AP poll voter and the busiest guy in Starkville, joins us to talk college and high school football

by Rick Cleveland and Tyler Cleveland, Mississippi Today
August 24, 2022

<h1>Podcast: Robbie Faulk, Mississippi’s AP poll voter and the busiest guy in Starkville, joins us to talk college and high school football</h1>
<p class="byline">by Rick Cleveland and Tyler Cleveland, Mississippi Today <br />August 24, 2022</p>
 
<p>As if Robbie Faulk doesn’t have enough to do as sports editor of the Starkville Daily News and Mississippi State beat writer for 247 Sports, he is also the Mississippi voter in the weekly Associated Press college football reporter. As we learn, that AP poll takes a lot of time if you’re going to do it right.</p>
<p>Stream all episodes <a href="http://mississippitoday.org/crooked-letter-sports-podcast">here</a>.</p>


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