Scott Ramsey, CEO and president of Nashville Sports Council, joins the program as we continue on our talks of Nashville's foreseeable role in the sports gamut.

After losing a shoot-out to Anaheim and dropping one in regulation to San Jose, David Poile, Preds' GM, joins the show to diagnose what happened during a lack luster west coast trip for Nashville and everything else Preds.

The first hour of the show kicks off with some Boston beef. Darren and Steve react to what a Boston sports talk program said yesterday in regards to this shows take on the Titans' beat down of the Pats Sunday. With this week's announcement of Amazon coming to Nashville, the SEC Men's tourney signing on till 2035 and the perpetual growth of this market, we ask, what is next for Nashville in the sports world? World Cups, Final Fours, Super Bowl?!

In the final hour of Morning Drive: the guys discuss the college football playoff rankings, talk with Adam Vingan from The Athletic about the Preds power play and review the show in the big finish.

Adam Vingan from The Athletic joins Morning Drive to discuss the Preds' struggling power play, evaluate Juuse Saros as well as talk about the leap Ryan Johansen has taken this year.

In the third hour of Wednesday's Morning Drive: Buck Reising from Tackling Music City joins the show to talk Titans and the guys react to comments made by the Dale and Keefe show in Boston in Stick To Sports.

On Wednesday's Stick To Sports: the guys react to Dale and Keefe from WEEI in Boston mocking the station and "Philly Nick" makes his show debut.

Tackling Music City's Buck Reising joins Morning Drive to talk Titans and preview their upcoming match-up against the Colts.

In the second hour of Wednesday's Morning Drive: D-Mase continues his Tua take, the guys discuss coach buyouts, Vandy head coach Derek Mason joins the show for his weekly interview and the guys also quiz the listeners on how well they know the show.

Vanderbilt head coach Derek Mason joins Morning Drive to discuss how to slow down the Ole Miss offense, finishing close games and Kyle Shurmur's records.