MAX Roundtable

Doug and Jake were at Capitol Hill for the final round of the 68th annual Alabama Open, presented by the Elmore County Economic Development Authority. The two visited with guests Jacob Goins, Chip Powell and Mike Turk.

Doug was at the RTJ at Capitol Hill for the 68th annual Alabama Open, presented by Elmore County Economic Development Authority. Guests included director of golf Will Fisher, tournament director Wade Dockery and ECEDA executive director Lisa Van Wagner. Locked On's Luke Robinson and Chris Dockery joined the show, as did the SEC Network's Paul Finebaum.

Doug welcomed his normal Tuesday guests from the studio, with Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky, Brent Jones and Michael Murphy joining the show.

Doug and Scott were back together for a Monday edition of the program, which included a visit with former Auburn quarterback and current Auburn Network color analyst Jason Campbell. He spoke of the problems college athletics face with the wide open transfer portal and the negative impact it could have on student-athletes of today. ESPN1067's Bill Cameron also hopped on the program.

Doug and Jake were in Pike Road at the Mellow Mushroom for a special Friday edition of "Mondays with the Mayor" with Gordon Stone. The two were joined by Charlie Trotman and the major discussion was about SEC Media Days, which just completed in Atlanta. The Mayor discussed things past and future in Pike Road.

Day 4 of 4 at SEC Media Days at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta brought visits with podcast host Josh Pate, SEC associate commissioner Herb Vincent, Sirius XM Full Ride host Chris Childers, columnist Kevin Scarbinsky, College Football Hall of Fame Vice President of Marketing Yomand Brown, Locked On Bama's Luke Robinson, ESPN1067's Jacob Goins and Christian Griffin, the War Rapport's Michael Gittens and former SEC coach and current special assistant for the conference David Cutcliffe.

Day 3 of SEC Media Days at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta brought Kalen DeBoer and three of his Crimson Tide players, with left tackle Kadyn Proctor joining the show for a visit. Also joining the show were Locked On Sooners host Jay Smith, Locked On Razorbacks host John Nabors, columnist Kevin Scarbinsky, the Auburn Network's Ben Taylor, the Next Round Live's Ryan Brown, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey and Locked On SEC's Chris Gordy. Jacob Goins and Christian Griffin, the co-hosts of ESPN1067's On The Line program, hopped on to promote their Wednesday show - the middle two hours of the station's seven straight hours of media day coverage.

Day 2 of SEC Media Days, and Doug and Gavan were joined by former Auburn great Chip Powell. The trio welcomed in former Alabama quarterback and college football analyst Greg McElroy, the SEC Network's Paul Finebaum, columnnist Kevin Scarbinsky, John Longshore and Barry McKnight from the YouTube podcast Longshore & McKnight, Crain & Company's Jake Crain and ESPN1067's Jacob Goins and Christian Griffin.

It was Day 1 of SEC Media Days at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, and Doug and Gavan were joined by Peach Bowl president Gary Stokan, College Football Playoff executive director RIch Clark, Locked On Auburn's Zac Blackerby, columnist Kevin Scarbinsky, Alabama News Network sports director Lindsey Bonner and sports reporter Julianna Reichenbach, Mr. College Football Tony Barnhart, Locked On LSU and radio host Matt Moscona, ESPN1067's Jacob Goins and Christian Griffin and Sports Illustrated senior golf writer Bob Harig, who's in Ireland covering this week's Open Championship.

Doug was joined by Dane Hawk for the annual "Jim Fyffe Andy Griffith Trivia" edition of the show, which was broadcast from the Grand Opening of the Open Door Country Store in Wetumpka. Charlie Trotman was a guest in the first hour, discussing his expectations for the upcoming college football season.