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Join Buck and Peter, the Kearney Hub sports guys, as they discuss this week's fall sports, everything from UNK football, volleyball to Kearney High School and Kearney Catholic High School football. This week they also had a conversation with UNK volleyball coach Squiers and his daughters. 

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It was a story that gained international attention: a mistreated, starving dog hours away from death abandoned on the grounds of the Kentucky Humane Society in Louisville. His chances for survival were slim, but thanks to the unrelenting efforts of a dedicated team at KHS – and the love and support of millions – Ethan’s story has a happy ending. In this episode, we hear this amazing dog’s story told by the Kentucky Humane Society’s Jeff Callaway, who has been by Ethan’s side since the beginning.

We're excited to have Logan Binggeli on The Inside Line this week. Logan is a former U.S. National Downhill mountain bike champion and Red Bull Rampage podium finisher. Growing up in Utah with a motocross background, he found his way to mountain bikes and downhill racing, rising to the top national ranks. Living in Saint George, Utah, near the site of the Red Bull Rampage, he found his way into the event, comfortable on the local terrain. Logan finished in 3rd place at the 2012 Rampage event ahead of some of the sport's biggest freeriders. He broke his femur at Rampage in 2013 when he got off line flipping a massive drop. He discusses injury, recovery, success, failure, rider support and his dedication to KHS, the bike brand that he's been with for years.

The Inside Line is an exclusive mountain bike podcast produced by Vital MTB with support from Maxxis Tires, Jenson USA and The Gravity Cartel.

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Quinton Spaulding is a man dedicated to downhill racing. The South African native moved to Las Vegas, Nevada with his family and first rode a mountain bike in 1998. Shortly thereafter, he answered a magazine ad about a grassroots sponsorship with KHS Bicycles and has been with the brand ever since. "Q" as he's often called is 49, still races Pro downhill and runs the KHS Factory Racing downhill team. In this interview, we discuss his loyalty to downhilling, KHS as a brand, the future of American downhill racing and where he sees his team in the future. Q's dedication to our sport is contagious. Enjoy the interview. Learn more about KHS Factory racing at www.khsfactoryracing.com