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Autumn is full of crisp falling leaves, family fun, and spiced lattes. But, far more importantly in Columbia, fall is sports season. College football is wrapping up and basketball traveled its way onto our calendars.

We want to make sure that you’re catching all the sports coverage you need to join the conversation. As the fall season gets going, what kind of sports content do you want to see in COLAtoday?

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