MAX Roundtable

Doug and Scott welcomed in Wade Bennett and Bill Edmondson to discuss that quickly-approaching college football season as both Auburn and Alabama conducted their first fall scrimmages.

Doug and Jake welcomed in Charlie Trotman, Mark Smartt and Michael Southern to the week-ending edition of the program

Doug welcomed in Gavan Baxley for his final show of the summer, with guests Jacob Goins, Will Fisher, Mike Turk and Michael Gittens joining in. Scott Sullivan, a former Auburn and major league pitcher and a member of the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, promoted a men's "Call to Action" event at the First Baptist Church in Opelika. Dr. Jeff Meyers, the church's Senior Pastor, also joined the show.

Doug was joined by Landmark's Buddy Bell on a Locked On Wednesday, spending a lot of time reminiscing about past Gridiron Kickoff events at the church. Guests included Zac Blackerby, Luke Robinson and Jake Crain.

Doug was joined by Biscuits GM Michael Murphy and radio voice Jack Sadighian at Riverwalk Stadium, welcoming in guests Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky and Brent Jones.

Doug and Scott talked about the status of college athletics and the decisions to be made at the highest of levels in regard to NIL and revenue sharing. Also, Monday Morning Quarterbacking guests Preston Gothard and Chip Powell joined Doug to promote the season's opening Monday, which is Aug. 25.

Doug and Jake were joined by Charlie Trotman, Mark Smart and Wade Bennett as the first day of August brought us to the month of College Football Kickoffs!

Doug welcomed in weekly guests Jacob Goins, Mike Turk and Michael Gittens to the Thursday edition of the program.

Doug and Scott were at Wynlakes for the 33rd Eagles Golf Classic, benefitting the Alabama Christian Academy athletic teams. Joining the show were Siran Stacy, Greg Glenn, Larry Epperson, Craig Bacheler, Don Gilliam, John Ed Mathison and Michael Summers.

Doug was joined by ESPN1067's Bill Cameron at Sons Ford in Auburn for the Friday edition of the show, highlighting MAX Credit Union's relationship with the preferred dealer. Joining the pair were former Auburn quarterback Charlie Trotman, Big Mike's Steakhouse's Mike Cole and former Troy baseball coach Mark Smartt