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Coach Roland Fanning stops by to discuss Austin Peay baseball and the upcoming Turkeys for Troops charity event. The conversation highlighted how the baseball and softball teams enthusiastically volunteer to distribute frozen turkeys to local military members and veterans. In addition to community service, Fanning spoke about major upgrades to the Raymond C. Hand Park baseball field, including drainage improvements and future synthetic turf. He also promoted the annual Wildcard Game, a community event featuring free food, family activities, and a home run derby. Throughout the interview, Fanning emphasized the importance of student-athlete involvement and praised the strong support from the Clarksville and Montgomery County community.
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