Rusty Taylor hammered down on the question of the week. The Braves report led into the continuing SEC football preview series, with the Texas A&M Aggies taking center stage. “Racin' with RAT” delivered the weekly NASCAR report and picks. The guys also spent some time with Adam Ward, the voice of the Fyffe Red Devils.
The legendary Jon Holder was in the studio and joined Coach Michael Shortt in taking a shot at the question of the week. The crew delivered the Braves Report and continued its SEC football preview series with a spotlight on the Tennessee Volunteers. The conversation then shifted to high school football in east central Alabama, as Holder shared his thoughts on the upcoming season and the many changes that will take effect when kickoff arrives in just a matter of days.
Coach Jerry Weems, David Nolen, and Coach Danny Horn started off the morning with a new question of the week. Horn also provided an update from last week's scrimmage and discussed preparations as game week begins for the season opener. The crew delivered a weekend Braves Report, continued the SEC football preview series with a look at South Carolina. ESPN's Ryan McGee joined a conversation about some of college football's most memorable villains. The show wrapped up with another edition of the G
The day began with Rick Roberts and a look at Big Ten football. The crew caught up with Lineville 10U All-Stars head coach Chance Jones, whose team is competing in the Babe Ruth World Series in Virginia and has advanced to the Final Four. Tim Altork took his turn on the question of the week, while the guys also covered the latest Braves Report, previewed the Clay Central Vols' Red and Blue Game, and continued their SEC football previews with a spotlight on the Oklahoma Sooners.
Coach Steve Giddens took his cut at the question of the week. The crew worked through another winning Braves Report. The SEC preview series continued with a spotlight on the Missouri Tigers, while “Golfin' with Giddens” featured the weekly PGA Report and picks as the regular season came to a close and attention turned toward the FedEx Cup Playoffs. The guys also examined The Sporting News ranking of the 20 greatest college football teams since 1886 and debated whether the list got it right.
Rusty Taylor took his shot at the question of the week. The crew covered the latest from the Braves before continuing the SEC preview with a look at the Mississippi State Bulldogs. “Racin’ with RAT” delivered the NASCAR report and picks. Taylor had the guys taking a closer look at the local team competing in the 10U Babe Ruth World Series.
Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week. The crew discussed the start of the Braves’ series against the Mets. The SEC preview continued with a look at the Ole Miss Rebels. Coach Tyler Siskey, the CEO of QuikRecruiting and former Director of Player Personnel at Ole Miss and Alabama and offensive coordinator for the Birmingham Stallions, joined the show with his thoughts on the upcoming college football season. Shortt then had the guys examine college football conference championship
A new question of the week had Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen sharing from the heart. The crew delivered a Braves report from the weekend series in the Big Apple against the Yankees and looked ahead to the Clay Central Vols’ schedule, highlighting the matchup they’re most anticipating this fall. The SEC preview series continued with a spotlight on the LSU Tigers. The morning concluded with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, featuring lessons learned from the weekend.
Tim Altork stepped up to answer the question of the week. They checked in on the latest from the Braves, then caught up with Josh Pate of Josh Pate’s College Football Show, who shared his perspective on the upcoming college football season. The SEC preview series continued with a spotlight on the Kentucky Wildcats, followed by a recap of Tri-County Media Day. The show concluded with a discussion on some of baseball’s unwritten rules.
Coach Steve Giddens swung at the question of the week. The crew delivered the Braves Report and welcomed Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network for a summer update and some offseason basketball insight. They continued the SEC football previews with a look at the Georgia Bulldogs. The morning also included the PGA Report and this week’s picks as the regular season begins to wind down.
Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen heard a brief update on Coach Herron’s excused absence. They turned their attention to the Braves as Atlanta returned to action. The crew continued its SEC football previews with a spotlight on the Florida Gators. Rusty Taylor checked in via the hotline with a report from the field while on assignment. The show concluded with a spirited debate on the greatest football coach in the history of each SEC program.
Coach Jerry Weems delivered the Braves Report, breaking down the latest action along with a look at MLB trade deadline analytics. The crew continued its SEC football previews with a focus on the Arkansas Razorbacks, while Coach Michael Shortt led an in-depth discussion on consecutive Top 10 ranking streaks in college football.
Coach Danny Horn stopped by to tackle the question of the week, debate body wash versus bar soap, and provide an early update on the Clay Central Volunteers following their first week of practice. The crew recapped the Braves’ weekend performance before kicking off their SEC football previews with a closer look at Alabama and Auburn. The day wrapped with another edition of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
The one and only Paul Finebaum kicked things off with a roaring start, sharing personal memories and insight as college football is just four weeks away. Tim Altork followed by jumping in on the question of the week and delivering the Braves report. The show wrapped with the season finale of the summer blockbuster game show Tongue Tied, featuring surprise guest judge Coach Steve Giddens, where a champion was officially crowned.
Coach Steve Giddens swung the question of the week. The crew broke down a Braves doubleheader report and spent time reflecting on another local high school basketball legend. A full PGA report set the stage for this week’s picks, while the conversation also continued through Games 5–7 from ESPN’s Bill Connelly article, 100 Games That Explain College Football in 2026.
Rusty Taylor dropped in on the question of the week. The crew searched for a better Braves report. They also covered the NASCAR report and this week’s picks, discussed the growing trend of college uniform patch sponsorships, and examined the average record of Power 4 programs over the past 100 years. The show concluded with a look at Game 4 from Bill Connelly’s article, 100 Games That Explain College Football in 2026.
Coach Michael Shortt dropped on the question of the week. The crew worked their way through a tough Braves report before shifting gears to a discussion about a possible new high school athletic association in the works. They also took a look at the top three matchups from Bill Connelly’s article, 100 Games That Define College Football in 2026, and ended with a conversation about just how loud college football stadiums can get.
Clay County High School legend Billy Ross joined the guys in studio for a memorable visit. Ross and Coach Jerry Weems took a trip down memory lane with stories from the late 1980s and shared how basketball has shaped his journey throughout his career. The crew also revealed the question of the week, delivered a weekend Braves report, recognized the newest Baseball Hall of Fame inductees, and closed out the morning with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend in sports.
A legendary conversation highlighted the show as Alabama High School Hall of Famers Coach Danny Horn of Clay Central and Coach Paul Benefield of Fyffe, the two winningest coaches in state history, joined the program. They answered the question of the week before being turned loose to share stories and insights from their remarkable careers. Tim Altork also joined the show. The crew delivered the Braves report and discussed SEC Media Days winding down. The morning wrapped with another exciting ed
The legendary Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, was in studio to start the morning. Coach Steve Giddens joined Parris as they tackled the question of the week. The crew delivered an in-depth Braves report and shifted into a conversation on the music of the Eagles. A British Open update followed, along with this week’s PGA picks. Day 3 of SEC Media Days was recapped, and the guys looked ahead to today’s schedule.
