Nick Alvarado: Founder of Texas High School Girls Basketball

07/05/2020 14 min Episodio 16

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TXHSGBB.com founder Nick Alvarado joins me from Plains, TX to discuss the awesome Texas Girls Basketball coverage his company offerers! Contacts:

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Twitter: @Nick_TXHSGBB; Main account: @TXHSGBB
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Nick Alvarado: Founder of Texas High School Girls Basketball

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