The guys discuss how the ACC is being criminally disrespected and how the Big 12 gamed the NET system. Click here to leave a voicemail.

The guys talk about the Good/Bad/Ugly of the week, plus (41:59) why they're tired of the SuperBowl, the constant T-Swift/Travis Kelce coverage, and more. Click here to leave a voicemail.

Due to technical difficulties, the first part of the episode is missing. The guys then preview the Duke-UNC matchup. Plus a very heartwarming "Bless Your Heart" about a Burger King employee to close the show. Click here to leave a voicemail.

The Wilmington guys discuss Louisville, KY, their trip there, and things to do. Click here to leave a voicemail.

The guys discuss Nick Saban's retirement from Alabama, as well as a very real discussion about the "state of the union" of small towns in America--what makes a small town a southern small town, how are they different from generations past, how rural America has been harmed, and much more. Click here to leave a voicemail.

The M&R Crew closes out the College Football season discussing Bowl games and if they still mean anything. Plus, they give their thoughts and reactions to a list of "New Year's Superstitions." Click here to leave a voicemail.

This week the guys shine the Southern Spotlight on Raleigh, NC--highlighting good local restaurants, bars, etc. to see when visiting North Carolina's capital. Also, some talk about Duke's Mayo, Pop Tarts, and catching Leprechauns. Click here to leave a voicemail.

Dustin discusses Bill Snyder's time at Kansas State. The guys also pick Conference Championship games and Army-Navy. Click here to leave a voicemail.

The guys are back with Good/Bad/Ugly, CFB Pick Em, and this week's (01:05:10) Southern Spotlight: Clemson, SC. They discuss Tiger Town and highlight the local spots to visit. Click here to leave a voicemail.

The guys cover a lot of random topics like why I-95 is the worst road in America, the optimal places to stop in Eastern NC on a trip to Wilmington, where "Outer Banks" is filming the new season, and college football pick em. Click here to leave a voicemail.