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The host examines life as a new parent while mourning the loss of his father. What can ice fishing shenanigans teach him about being a parent? A surprising amount.
The Bar Talk gang pulls the Rhum Train into Jamaica, Courtney breaks down the Sodom of the New World, Marc and Jon discuss gunpowder and sherry barrels, and the gang drinks pirate rum!
Drama and Caleb have a Mandela effect moment about Nick Chubb and all of us love Ragnarok
Update on the shop, baseball is back and how does that impact the market, Hip Hip top 5, Market Minute and What Up Wit Dat
Rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN and 247Sports … Helped lead Westlake to three-straight regional titles (2018-20) … Also earned a conference championship in 2020 … Named All-Region defensive back in 2021 after helping lead Westlake to a 10-3 record … Recorded a staggering 131 total tackles as a senior, including 50 solo takedowns … Also amassed 1.5 sacks and two fumble recoveries … Helped lead Westlake H.S. to a 21-5 record over his last two seasons, including a third-round 6A state playoffs appearance as a senior in 2021 and a region championship and trip to the 6A state semifinals as a junior in 2020 … Father, Gary Lee, was a four-year letterwinner at Georgia Tech (1983-86), playing wide receiver … He recorded 67 receptions for 1,299 yards and 14 touchdowns … Drafted in the 12th round of the 1987 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions … Played two years (1987-88), hauling in 41 receptions for 569 yards and one touchdown … Joins a trio of Westlake alums on the Yellow Jackets’ roster, including WR Leo Blackburn, OL Jakiah Leftwich and fellow 2022 signee DB Clayton Powell-Lee … Coached at Westlake by Bobby May.
After a long layoff, we are back! Special Studio guest to talk about; Lions Draft NFL Free Agency MLB Lockout is over March Madness Wings, Pistons and more...
Special Guest: TN Force & Elite Coach Roy Pankey and from Vols Fan Radio A.J. Cook
Sponsor by: Marion Messenger, Ilogic Media, Davis, Kessler & Davis, TN Force & Magic and Camden Smith Music
Heather began her sports career at Fyffe High School where she was a six year starter in basketball and volleyball and a five-year starter on the softball team. She won three 2A basketball state championships as a player in 1992, 1993, and 1995. Her volleyball teams won three state championship runner-up awards. Heather was selected All State five years in basketball and four years in volleyball. She was three time 2A “Player of the Year”, Three time “State Tournament MVP”, “Super All-State” two years, “Miss Basketball 1995”, “Gatorade Player of the Year 1995”, and “Volleyball State Tournament MVP” in 1993. Heather was a participant in the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Classic and Senior Volleyball All-Star Game. She is a Bryant-Jordan recipient as well as Academic All-State. Heather set state records for points (4149) and three point field goals made in a career, season and game. She played basketball one year at Western Kentucky University, setting a school record for three-point percentage. She played one year of college softball at Snead State Community College where she was honorable mention All-American. She also played basketball at Jacksonville State University earning All-TACC, All TACC tournament honors.
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