Doug was joined by Jake Farmer and Alvin Briggs from the Alabama Christian-Trinity game, played at Billy D. Hilyer Stadium at Faulkner University. Guests included Greg Glenn, Buddy Bell, Josh Roberts, Aaron Greenwood, Michael Summers and Brian Seymore. Other coaches joining the show were Shane Moye, Hunter Adams, Bobby Carr, Granger Shook, Ethan McBride, Kyle Caldwell and Jonathan Chandler.

Doug and Jame were at new-look Stanley-Jensen Stadium for Prattville's region battle with Oak Mountain. Joining the guys were Prattville Parks and Rec Director Kellie Cook, the "Voice of the Lions" Will Barrett, Head Football Coach Bobby Carr, Director of Athletics Blake Boren and school Principal Daniel Farris.

Doug was in the studio for 2025's inaugural edition of the Pigg Enterprises Scoreboard Show, welcoming in River Region coaches Granger Shook, Brian Seymore, Ethan McBride, Michael Summers, Jonathan Chandler, Hunter Adams and Bear Woods.

Doug and Jake were joined by former Auburn star and retired executive director of the AHSAA Alvin Briggs and the trio broke down the third round of the playoffs. The trio interviewed Pike Road coach Granger Shook and Montgomery Catholic coach Kirk Johnson

Doug and Jake were at Hilyer Stadium for Alabama Christian Academy's second round 3A playoff game against Bayside Academy updating scores from a busy Friday night, and welcomed in winning coaches Kirk Johnson from Catholic, Granger Shook from Pike Road and L.A. O'Neal from Tallassee.

Doug and Jake were at Pike Road for the Patriots' opening round playoff game against Bessemer City.

Doug and Jake were in the studio for the final regular season Friday night of high school football.

Doug was joined by former Auburn stud Alvin Briggs as the show originated from a city rival game - Montgomery Academy vs. Alabama Christian. Many coaches visited with the pair as playoff positioning began to take focus.

Doug and Jake were at the Wetumpka Sports Complex for the show, with the Indians grabbing a key region victory over Park Crossing. WInning coachs from around tri-county area joined the show as high school football inches closer and closer to the post-season.