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Episode Segments:

1. Review & Feedback: A discussion on offering constructive criticism
2. How Good Was He?: Emmitt Smith
3. Main Segment: A suggestion for sports cards auction houses: Why descriptions for high-end cards at auction are often insufficient, and how I would improve these descriptions

Word of the Day: diffident*

• Meaning: hesitant in acting or speaking through lack of self-confidence
• Examples: she was diffident about stating her opinion; for someone who makes a living performing for other people, the actress is remarkably diffident in real life

*Word and definition collected from Merriam-Webster

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I try a new, faster-paced format in this episode. Discussion topics include:

1. Instagram Etiquette
2. Mount Rushmores Make No Sense
3. Mailbag
4. Fantasy Football isn't Real
5. Sports Analytics Don't Make Decisions
6. 2025 All-Pro Running Backs
7. 2011 Finest Superfractor Pricing
8. New PC Addition: A spectacular Josh Jacobs Rookie Card

Word of the Day: disabused*

• Meaning: to free from error, misconception, or fallacy
• Examples: he was quickly disabused of the idea that anything had changed; let me disabuse you of your foolish notions

*Word and definition collected from Merriam-Webster

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Episode Segments:

1. Review & Feedback: 1988-1990 Topps Football Box Bottoms
2. How Good Was He?: Craig Biggio
3. Main Segment: 1980's Topps Football Inserts

Word of the Day: concomitant*

• Meaning: accompanying especially in a subordinate or incidental way
• Examples: the drug's risks increase with the concomitant use of alcohol; an improvement in the facilities led to a concomitant improvement in morale

*Word and definition collected from Merriam-Webster

Thanks for listening, and please consider subscribing on the following social media platforms:

Instagram: @lingua_sports_cards

YouTube: @linguasportscards

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I can also be reached via email at linguasportscards@gmail.com