ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Changes are coming to the Northwest Missouri State fan experience for football games in the fall, from updated seating and a new video board, to a shift in giving away from the booster club toward the Bearcats Bleed Green Fund. Deputy AD Tim Yourison joins us on this week's podcast to discuss what fans can expect and how they can get involved to back their favorite teams and athletes. Bearcat Rewind is sponsored by Clarinda Regional Health Center, the Northwest Alumni Association and the Northwest Foundation. Learn more at clarindahealth.com or nwmissouri.edu/foundation.
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