Coverage from ACC Media Day continues with DG chatting to UNC's Luke Maye, Louisville's Anas Mahmoud, and Notre Dame's Bonzie Colson.

Live from ACC Media Day in Charlotte, DG starts his string of interviews with Duke's Grayson Allen as he progresses to become a strong leader for a young team this year.

Chip Patterson joins the show to talk all things college football including Penn State vs. Ohio State, NC State vs. Notre dame, Playoff predictions, and more. DG also previews Game 1 of the World Series and discusses how historic NC State's season could become.

Jonathan Jones gives his explanation for the drop in NFL ratings, his expectations for the Panthers, and tells why Martavis Bryant is not a "homeboy". DG also poses the trivia question, "What are five MLB teams who have never won a World Series?".

DG poses two Questions of the Day, "What do you remember most from the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction of Super Bowl 38?", and "Who is the worst teammate in the NFL?". Richard Justice also stops by to discuss the World Series, the return of power pitchers and hitters, and Clayton Kershaw's accountability.

ESPN college football analyst Roddy Jones joins the show to discuss Playoff contenders, NC State vs. Notre Dame, Penn State vs. Ohio State, and more. DG also explains why Kyrie Irving was one of the worst of the weekend.

Darin Gantt joins the show to talk all things NFL including the Panthers, Sean McVay improving the Rams' offense, and Redskins vs. Eagles. John Manuel also stops by to discuss the World Series, Justin Verlander, and his upcoming transition into becoming a scout.

On today's edition of Best & Worst of the Weekend DG talks Panthers football and breaks down their clock management woes.

Free-For-All-Friday continues as DG is one hour away from Margaritaville! DG talks to callers about anthem protests, Yankees-Astros ALCS, sophomore sensation Nyheim Hines and more.

The legendary "head ball coach" Steve Spurrier joins DG in the second hour of the show. Spurrier went into the CFB Hall of Fame as a player and will be inducted again as a coach later this year.