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WHAT’S UP PODCAST: Caleb Shaw – Grand Canyon University Basketball Player

Written by Teddy on March 10, 2025

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Today on the “What’s Up” podcast, we welcome GCU basketball player Caleb Shaw to talk faith, basketball and the importance of prayer.

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WHAT’S UP PODCAST: Caleb Shaw – Grand Canyon University Basketball Player

Written by Teddy on March 10, 2025

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