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Joel Klatt defends Brian Kelly’s heated exchange with reporters | Joel Klatt Show
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Joel Klatt defends Brian Kelly’s heated exchange with reporters | Joel Klatt Show
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Joel Klatt defended Brian Kelly for snapping at reporters in the post game press conference. He explained how Kelly got to that point to get all fired up after their 20-10 win. Joel analyzed how this interaction is perceived by his team.
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