MAX Roundtable

Doug was in the studio for a Tuesday edition of the program, with Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky, Kyle George, Michael Murphy and Barry McKnight.

Doug was in Milbrook at the offices of the Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development for a Chalk Talk Wednesday, visiting with weekly guests Chris Gordy, Luke Robinson and Paul Finebaum.

Doug and the Monday gang were at Cohen's for the post-Championship Saturday show, with Charlie Trotman, Alvin Briggs, Chip Powell and Preston Gothard dominating the college football talk, and Scott Sanderson taking over to discuss basketball.

Doug and Jake were at Cohen's for a Championship Football Friday, with guests Charlie Trotman, Will Fisher, Mark Smartt and Wade Bennett talking all things college football.

Doug was joined by ESPN1067's Bill Cameron for the Throwdown Thursday edition of the program, originating from Auburn at Fairway Auto Brokers - a MAX Credit Union preferred dealer. Guests included Jacob Goins and Mike Turk.

Doug was at the City of Wetumpka Administration building to promote downtown Christmas activities in December and exciting economic development news, and enjoyed interviews with Chris Gordy, Luke Robinson and Barry McKnight.

It was the Tim Lee Day of Giving and Doug was at Faulkner University to honor the life of the impactful alum, and welcomed guests such as Todd Strange, John Ed Mathison, Billy Camp,, Marty Walker, Lennie Acuff, Douglas McElvy, Brad Smith and Ian Thomas.

Doug was with Montgomery Morning Quarterbacking guests Chip Powell, Charlie Trotman and Preston Gothard to recap the Iron Bowl and the coaching carousel, and with Scott Sanderson to discuss college basketball.

Doug and Jake were at Big Mike's in Auburn for the Black Friday show, with Thanksgiving-delayed Throwdown Thursday picks and visits with Charlie Trotman and Wade Bennett setting the stage for the 90th Iron Bowl.

Doug welcomed in Charlie Trotman, Alvin Briggs, Chip Powell, Preston Gothard and Kevin Scarbinsky to preview Rivalry Weekend, and Scott Sanderson hopped on to talk about a busy few days of college basketball.