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In this episode of Between the Hedges of the South, host Zane Brookshire sits down with Dr. Octavius Mulligan, Dean of the College of Education at Piedmont University, to explore why Saturdays in the South feel like sacred space. Together, they unpack the rituals, routines, and regional identity that shape the Southern football experience from early‑morning traditions to the emotional weight carried into every game day.
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