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Glenville State University Interview with Casteel, Boggs and Kilgore

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First-year head coach Jake Casteel, DB Braden Boggs and OL Ben Kilgore sat down with us for the 2026 Glenville State Football Media Day. This is the first *official* interview of the 2026 season and gives a good look into the new-look Pioneers.

WATCH: https://youtu.be/ACKp16JyPWQ

Thank you and have a great weekend!

Talk2shari
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