Darren & Daunic bring on Tony Barnhart, a college football insider for CBS Sports, to talk about the SEC Media Days.

Darren & Daunic talk to Vince Ferrara from 99.1 The Sports Animal about Tennessee football. They also talk to Tony Barnhart about SEC media days and listen in to Vanderbilt head coach Derek Mason's interview.

The guys discuss rather or not Nashville should bring a new stadium to the city, especially with Nashville being on the list of cities possibly up landing an MLB expansion team. Vanderbilt quarterback Kyle Shurmur stops by the show to cover a few topics including how it was growing up with an NFL coach for a father. Today's Stick to Sports questions are also answered during the hour.

We wrap up the last of the show with discussion over Aaron Murray's recent comments on Vols head coach Jeremy Pruitt. We react to audio from Paul Finebaum and Murray himself. We also preview what's on tap tonight.

As the final days of SEC media days approach, the guys discuss football players off the field and the misconceptions of college athletes. Braden's visit to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium while in Atlanta left him in amazement. This got the guys thinking should Nashville consider building a new stadium? Especially with news of Nashville being named among a list of potential expansion cities by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred.

Vanderbilt quarterback Kyle Shurmur joins Morning Drive to discuss topics growing up with an NFL coach for a father.

Today's Stick to Sports includes Shiggy, Nick Saban, and the introduction of a new cash jar to the show. Talk about a great edition of Stick to Sports

Braden is back from SEC media days and he has plenty to update us on. One of which includes Aaron Murray's comments on Vols head football coach Jeremy Pruitt. We discuss a few topics surrounding the situation, including Paul Finebaum's reaction to it.

In this hour, the guys bring Alabama HC Nick Saban on the show to talk about the upcoming season. Additionally, they bring CBS Sports Commentator Gary Danielson on and talk some more SEC football.

The guys bring former Lions QB and CBS Sports Commentator Gary Danielson on the show.