This week Tight is joined by D1 SportsTalk contributor, Joey (a.k.a. Don't Put Ya Hands On Me) to break down the current Auburn Tigers QB situation and give predictions for the Tennessee Vols and South Carolina Gamecocks' 2016 seasons.

This week Tight and BG talk with Michael Etheridge, (aka Mike E), one of the original Neptunes. In the early 90s, Mike E, along with Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo, and Sheldon Haley decided to form a group in high school that would go on to capture the attention of world renown producer, Teddy Riley, who had set up his recording studio across the street from the school. As Pharrell and Chad went on to become a superstar production team, Mike pursued a solo career which has ultimately brought him to this current point. As he readies himself for the release of the much anticipated LP, Supernatural, Mike talks about the early days in Virginia Beach, making the transition to making music for God, and what makes his music resonate with the people.

Tight and Coach talk Auburn Recruiting,the hit docu-series Last Chance U, and the Ole Miss Rebels.

From selling crayons to kindergarten classmates to closing deals on cars fresh out of college, Keon Davis has been in business for basically his entire life. Now the Anderson, Indiana native is reaching new heights with his Auburn, Alabama based smoothie business, Smooth-N-Groove, Home of the Smoothies That Make You Dance. On track to make an estimated 1.3 million dollars in 2017, Keon's approach to not only producing tasty smoothies, but also offering a uniquely soulful experience, has made him one of the rising stars in the world of entrepreneurship. In this episode he speaks about his childhood, how Smooth-N-Groove became a reality, and what the future has in store.

Dak is gone. The Mississippi State Bulldogs look to improve on their 9 win 4 loss season in 2015, but they'll have to do it without their star QB who has moved on to the NFL. Going 4-4 in SEC play and ending last season with a commanding bowl victory over NC State, the Bulldogs will rely heavy on game experience with 11 starters and 43 letterman returning in 2016. Many still feel that State will struggle without Dak Prescott's presence on the field, but Coach Dan Mullen has consistently proven naysayers wrong during his time in Starkville. Can he do it again in 2016?

Highlights from the Democratic National Convention 

#Girliguessimwithher And Hillary Clinton

Bow Wow And Nick Canon Not Voting In 2016

Woman Backtracks On GoFundMe Pledge For Homeless Student

Kentucky Judge Angered By Woman In Courtroom With No Pants

Marilyn Mosby Drops Charges Against Remaining Officers In Freddie Gray Case

Ohio Drops Law Banning Cops from Sex With Minors

Woman Attacked by Tiger at China Drive-Through Wildlife Park

Mary J Blige File For Divorce

You may know him from his songs "Jay, 50, and Weezy" or his newest single "Sallie Mae Back", or you might even know him as the man behind ESPN's Undefeated theme song. But in episode 100, Tight and BG go live with New Orleans based rapper Dee-1 who recently dropped his latest mixtape, Slingshot David. A college graduate, turned teacher, turned hip-hop artist, Dee-1 sees the game as a way to teach and inspire listeners much like he did for students in the classroom. Under the MISSION VISION banner, Dee-1 is the voice for the underdog and aims to be real, righteous, relevant at all times.

Tight and Coach's preview of the SEC for 2016 continues as this week they talk the LSU Bengal Tigers.

Why Melania Trump and Taylor Swift are the most dangerous people in the world?

Headlines:

* Gucci Mane Back

* WNBA Fines Players and Teams For Wearing Protests T-Shirts in Pregame

* Melania Trump Delivers Stolen Speech At Republican National Convention

* Florida Behavioral Therapist Shot By North Miami Policeman

* Oklahoma Cop Kills Family Dog During 5-Year Old's Birthday Party

* Fourth Officer Tried in Freddie Gray Case Found Not Guilty

Author/Journalist Peter Bailey is the gamechanger. After stepping away from  traditional journalism streams like Time Magazine and Newsweek, Bailey has built his brand on gritty, yet soulful and thought -provoking commentary which has fully manifested in his NiteCap interview series that highlights conversations between he and some of the culture's most influential figures. In this episode, Peter discusses his journey through journalism, how he was led to start the NiteCap series, and how he is able to stay true to the art of real storytelling in today's media climate.