It’s been a crazy few days in the sports world with shooting, a rookie released and Desmond Howard choosing Texas A&M to win the national championship. Football is back and so it’s time for us to cover it

Nick Saban isn't going anywhere college football fans. What does his extension mean for college football more specifically the SEC and how does it impact the city of Tuscaloosa. Tune in to see what Saban's eight-year extension will mean for the rest of college football.

The Braves are making moves but there is one move that needs a bigger focus. Jacob tries his best to cover baseball and also provides a focus on what the return of football means for America's past time and is there any news in regards to our favorite small market NFL teams.

How will LSU handle the surprise retirement of Myles Brennan, what does Jameis’ injury mean for the Saints and let’s prepare for the Pels coming to Birmingham on this Louisiana based episode.

Is there a team in the SEC on the rise, is there a team outside the SEC who might have a shot at winning it all, how will Clemson look without Venables and Elliott coaching and what should we look for in the preseason games? Jacob dives into all of this on this week's episode.

NFL Season is approaching so lets switch focus to the NFC South. Which team has a coach on the hot seat, who will win the division, should the city of Charlotte start paying Jacob every time he talks about them, and which new head coach should we be keeping our eye on?

How will UAB handle the sudden departure of Bill Clark, How will Tennessee look in year 2 under Huepel and let’s check in on Kirby Smart after Nick Saban flipped more Georgia players.

We remember Bill Russell and Vin Scully but also focus on what they meant for future generations. How did these legends status go further than sports and Jacob also breaks down a local sports legend and what his absence means in the small market.

The Deshaun Watson verdict is out and how does Jacob feel about this situation, were our small market team interested in Watson before and what does this suspension mean in relation to other suspensions in the league?

Soccer has slowly been on the rise. Do more cities in the South deserve a soccer team? Will the World Cup be a positive for Atlanta and was it worth waiting so many years for soccer to come to the South? Jacob is back and ready to break it down!