Doug welcomed in the Thursday show crew - Jacob Goins, Will Fisher, Mike Turk and Michael Gittens.

Doug was at Riverwalk Stadium for Day 2 of the Sun Belt Conference baseball tournament, and welcomed in the normal Locked On Wednesday guests - Zac Blackerby, Luke Robinson and Chris Gordy ... also joining the show were Scott Cross, Barry McKnight, Jerry Miller and Michael Murphy.

Doug was joined by normal Tuesday guests Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky, Brent Jones and Michael Murphy.

Doug and Scott were in Pike Road at The Waters' Hole in the Wall Coffee Shop for Monday's with the Mayor. ESPN1067's Dan Peck also joined the show. 

Doug was in Auburn at PepperTree Steaks & Wine for the Thursday show, and was joined by Wade Bennett. Sensigreen partnered in the show, giving away golf swag to those who dropped by. Guests included Jacob Goins, Skylar Meade, Will Fisher and Michael Gittens.

Doug was joined by Locked On Wednesday guests Zac Blackerby, Luke Robinson and Chris Gordy. Also, Sports Illustrated senior golf writer Bob Harig offered a preview of the PGA Championship, set for this week in Charlotte, N.C.

Doug was at 17 Springs in Millbrook for the Elmore County Economic Development Authority and welcomed in guests Lisa Van Wagner, Richie Beyer, Colby Beyer, Hunter Adams, Justin Jones and Bill Myers. Also enjoyed Jacob Goins, Will Fisher and Michael Gittens in their normal Thursday slots.

Doug enjoyed a Locked On Wednesday edition of the program with weekly guests Zac Blackerby, Luke Robinson and Chris Gordy joining in. Mike Lutzenkirchen of the Lutzie43 Foundation also checked in.

Doug was at the Wetumpka Civic Center for the annual Joe Sewell Memorial Awards remote, the 21st banquet having taken place Tuesday night. Guests included Boart Chairman Chas Worthy, board member Jennie Barrett, keynote speaker and ASHOF member Scott Sullivan and 2024 boys overall winner Brady Mason. Normal Tuesday guests included Ben Taylor, Kevin Scarbinsky and Brent Jones.

Doug and Scott spent most of the Monday show coming up with "Mt. Rushmore" additions for Auburn and Alabama basketball. The pair had two four-man groups - one historical and one under the two current head coaches. ESPN1067s Dan Peck gave his opinions as well.