NewsWorks Tonight, February 2, 2018
Listen 20:23Ahead of the Eagles’ Super Bowl spotlight, the Daily News’ Marcus Hayes gives his assessment of the team. Minnesota Public Radio’s Laura MacCallum describes her experience as a volunteer for the event in Minneapolis. Eagles’ fans use the big game as an opportunity to reflect on those they lost. Religious sports fans are questioning whether its okay to mix God and gridiron hopes. Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at the Gallup Poll, explains how the American public is rooting against the betting odds.
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