It's Labor Day Weekend and SMWSM kicks off the celebration with two classic summertime stories involving the late, great Maurice Parnell McGrath. Then, Lutz-Yelton staple Matt Webb helps us travel down nostalgia lane with some favorite stories from yesteryear, including midnight racquetball, parking at Turner Field, and yes, a certain well known April Fool's prank. And afterwards, former law school faculty member Elliot Engstrom joins the program to talk about deciding to move to Shelby, favorite stories from his days as a law student, and his new professional ventures.

This Week's Menu:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-15:15)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -A Celebration of Summertime Through the Lens of Maurice McGrath
    *Have a Drink!
    *Didn't Get to Call the Ambulance
  -Guest Previews
Matt Webb Interview (15:16-49:16)
  -Warmup Sound Clip: Keith Hernandez Wants Jerry to Help him Move
  -Guest Intro
  -Midnight Racquetball Firsthand Account
  -GWU Upsets Kentucky in 2007
  -Matt's Trip to New York City to Watch GWU at Madison Square Garden
  -His Famous Phone Call to Woody the Janitor
  -More Woody the Janitor Stories
  -Fireworks for Operation Send-Off
  -Parking at Turner Field
  -The April Fool's Gold Standard: Planted Oregano
  -Gallon Challenges
  -Helping Jason Tice Move to Woodstock, GA
Elliot Engstrom Interview (49:17-1:20:45)
  -Warmup Sound Clip: The Paper Chase Introduces the Socratic Method
  -Guest Intro
  -Ranking his Media Appearances
  -Attending Wake Forest Football Games During College
  -Deciding to Become a Lawyer
  -Visiting Athens, GA for the First Time
  -Attending Georgia Football Games During Law School
  -Memories from his First Year of Law School
  -Socratic Method Memories: Getting Called on in Class
  -Internships During Law School
  -Living in Phoenix for a Summer
  -Teaching at Elon Law
  -Deciding Against Continuing in Academia
  -Thoughts on Legal Education
  -Thoughts on the Bar Exam
  -Moving to Shelby to Work in the County Attorney's Office
  -Favorite Restaurants in Shelby
  -Spending Time in Boiling Springs & Going to the Broad River Greenway
  -Making Friends for Life in Shelby
  -His New Ventures
    *Legal Director at American Juris Link
    *Relaunching his Law Firm
  -The Best BBQ Restaurant in North Carolina
The Perils of Drinking Tiger Beer on a Short Flight with Limited Bathroom Access (1:20:46-1:21:38)

This week's opening segment looks at the relationship between college sports and college enrollment and also dissects a report about a Bud Light enthusiast calling his shot at a convenience store in Shelby. Then, noted raconteur Micah Martin shares some of his most amusing travel stories. He also tells some tales from the many weddings he has officiated. Afterwards, Jason Tice stops by to regale us with some Lutz-Yelton nostalgia talk, including our big field trip to ride the much-heralded Charlotte Light Rail in 2007.

This Week's Menu:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-20:48)
  -Market Shoutouts and Table Setting
  -Thoughts on College Sports and College Enrollment
  -News Report and Comment: Shelby Man Needs his Bud Light
  -Guest Previews
George Likes the Blankets Untucked (20:49-21:14)
Micah Martin Interview (21:15-1:10:45)
  -Guest Intro
  -Mayodan Talk
  -Putting the Moves on Aubree
  -Ben Perdue ("Band Perped") Impressed Micah
  -Getting a Speeding Ticket his First Time in a GWU Car
  -"It Won't Go": Breaking Down on I-40 in Winston-Salem
  -A College Fair Without Electricity
  -Gatlinburg Talk: The Bearskin Lodge and Shopping for Jeans
  -A Fellow Passenger's Incident with Tiger Beer on a Flight from Nepal
  -The Odyssey of the Blue Moon Hotel in India
  -Leaving his Jeans Behind in Gatlinburg
  -John Blalock's Wedding
    *Kathy Houser's Coronavirus Scare
    *Balloon Shirt Talk
    *Blalock's Attire
    *Blalock's Dancing Skills
  -Officiating Weddings Generally
  -His Role in Sparkler Gate
  -Hannah and I Nearly Forgetting to Sign our Marriage License
  -A Wedding Music Snafu
  -A Wedding Weather Snafu
  -Yum Yum Restaurant in Greensboro
    *Two Chairs, No Waiting in the Men's Room
    *Hit by a SUV
  -Case Farms Chicken Truck Crashes into Spangler Dorm
  -The Truck Stop Cuties Band
All Aboard the Charlotte Light Rail (1:10:46-1:11:25)
Jason Tice Interview (1:11:26-1:43:33)
  -Guest Intro
  -GWU's Upset of Kentucky in 2007 and the Resulting Celebration
  -The Big 2007 Field Trip to Charlotte
    *Skating Debacle at WBT's Holiday on Ice
    *Riding the City's New Light Rail
      -No Tickets Needed
      -Monopoly Money Change
    *Calling the Keith Larson Show
    *Locked In: A Broken Door Knob
  -Jason's Ill Fated Trip to Ron's Barber Shop
  -Woody the Janitor Talk
    *Jason Tice: Charter Member of Woody's Fan Club
    *Life Lessons with Woody
    *Woody Not a Fan of Telemarketing
    *His Expectations for the Lutz-Yelton Commodes
  -Intramural Memories
    *Pick Sixes in Flag Football/Punching the Ground
    *Spencer Blevins Goes Rogue in Softball
  -Reflections from Living with Evan Rhodes
  -Lessons Learned in Parenting
Chicken with a Side of Mucus (1:43:34-1:44:24)

We begin with a celebration of great coaching rants. Next, renowned Gardner-Webb icon Woody Fish holds court with stories from his distinguished career in coaching and fundraising. Then, real estate guru Taylor Doolittle provides an entertaining and informative look at the world of buying and selling houses.

This Week's Itinerary:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-23:21)
  -Table Setting and Market Shoutouts
  -A Celebration of Great Coaching Rants
  -Guest Previews
Part Coach, Part Night Club Comic (23:22-24:12)
Woody Fish Interview (24:13-1:06:37)
  -Guest Intro
  -His Retirement Clothing
  -First Memories of GWU
  -Two Key Motivators for Academic Success: His Mother and Dr. Tony Eastman
  -Football Practices in the 1970s
  -Road Trip Hotels in the 1970s
  -Running Track
  -President of Decker Dorm
  -Choosing to be a Coach
  -First Job: Assistant Coach at Canton High School
  -The Canton Paper Mill
  -First Head Coaching Job: Bessemer City High School
  -A Road Trip Transportation Snafu
  -Pre-Game Speech Philosophy
  -Building Winning Cultures and Putting Players First
  -Getting the GWU Head Coaching Job
  -The 1992 Team
  -A Favorite GWU Recruiting Story
  -Working at Duke
  -His Friendship with Coach Spurrier and Patrick Fish's Recruitment
  -Keys to Success in Fundraising
  -Plans for Retirement
George Costanza, Real Estate Agent (1:06:38-1:07:02)
Taylor Doolittle Interview (1:07:03-1:46:16)
  -Guest Intro
  -Recollections of Ben LaCroix and Blake DuDonis as High School Students
  -Why He Went Into Real Estate
  -The Real Estate Exam
  -His First Listing
  -For Sale By Owner
  -Finding Clients and Building Credibility
  -Pricing Houses
  -Online Photos of Houses
  -Property Inspections
  -Thoughts on HGTV
  -The Pandemic's Effect on the Housing Market
  -How Do Real Estate Agents Take Vacations?
  -Serving as Blake and Carly's Real Estate Agent
  -Memories From His Tenure as GWU's Student Body President
"It's Tuna Fish!" (1:46:17-1:46:41)

This week's nostalgia file is a tribute to John Blalock's celebrated tenure in the Gardner-Webb University admissions office. Next, Wofford College basketball staff member Adam Sweeney discusses his journey playing and coaching college basketball. He also answers hard-hitting questions about what it's like to room with Paul Hemrick during road trips and why Paul is no match for him in one-on-one. Then, longtime friend of the show Joseph Laurent, the car king of East Tennessee, comes aboard to revisit some greatest hits stories from our college days and beyond.

This Week's Itinerary:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-20:15)
  -Market Shout-Outs and Table Setting
  -Nostalgia File: A Tribute to John Blalock's Tenure with GWU Admissions
    *Jamming at the Lighthouse (see episode 3)
    *Corn Snakes and Swollen Ankles (see episode 8)
    *Blalock vs. the Skunk
    *Mortuary School
    *Pay Phone T-Shirt
    *Cell Phone Battery
    *"Good to see you, Kenneth"
  -Guest Previews
Wally and the Beaver Discuss Social Norms (20:16-20:32)
Adam Sweeney Interview (20:33-50:36)
  -Guest Intro
  -Deciphering his Job Title
  -Visits to the McAuley House
  -Charting his Course to Play Division 1 Hoops
  -A Chris Holtmann Story
  -His Time as a Graduate Assistant
  -His Time in Northwest Florida
    *Living in Campus Apartments Next Door to his Players
    *Favorite Beach Spot
    *Using Weather as a Recruiting Pitch
  -Year 1 at Wofford
    *The UNC Game
    *The GWU Game
  -Playing One-on-One with Paul Hemrick
  -Rooming with Paul for Away Games
  -Dry Cleaning Talk
  -Playing One-on-One with Dangerous Dave Sweeney
  -Paul Hemrick's Musical Tastes
  -SMWSM Invited to Adam's First Press Conference
Joseph the Car Dealership Commercial Star (50:37-50:55)
Joseph Laurent Interview (50:56-1:41:07)
  -Guest Intro
  -His February 2008 Visit to Ron's Barber Shop
  -The Odyssey of Donut Dave
  -Stepping in it During the November 2008 Camping Weekend in Hot Springs
  -Check Under the Welcome Mat
  -Tuna Fish in the Pillow Case
  -Mango Tree Allergies in Australia 
  -His Other Jobs in Australia
  -Australian Phrases
  -Working in Admissions
    *Sharing an Office with Blalock
    *A Missing Hotel Room Television
    *The Ozone Machine
    *College Fair Snake
  -The Car Dealership's TV Spots
  -Falling off a Ladder at the New House
  -Oak Ridge, TN Talk
  -The Knoxville Area Rescue Ministry (or Mission?) Store
Paul Hemrick Sleeps on Dry Cleaning (1:41:08-1:41:29)

We start by highlighting some favorite restaurants in Shelby, NC and Gaffney, SC. We also open up the nostalgia file for a couple of stories about gastrointestinal distress striking at inopportune moments. Then, Gardner-Webb University head wrestling coach Daniel Elliott comes aboard to talk about road trip fiascos and the extreme measures he took to make weight during his own wrestling career. Thereafter, Dr. Joseph Moore of DeadPeoplesMoney.com discusses his interest in financial history, rental property investments, and modern standards of living.

This Week's Menu:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-21:03)
  -Market Shout-Outs and Table Setting
  -Favorite Restaurants in Shelby and Gaffney
  -Nostalgia File Stories: Hamburger Steaks, Cheesesteaks, and Racing to Beat the Clock
  -Guest Previews
The Elliott Boys Get Ready to Wrestle (21:04-21:20)
Daniel Elliott Interview (21:21-55:04)
  -Guest Intro
  -Members Only Mondays
  -How He Ended Up at Gardner-Webb
  -Highlights from His College Wrestling Career
  -The Most Extreme Measures He Took to Make Weight
  -Getting a Speeding Ticket in West Virginia
  -MRSA Talk
  -Coach Wince's Singing
  -Road Trip Fiascos
  -Coaching Philosophy
  -Marriage Advice
  -Raising Future Wrestlers
  -Sparkler Gate
  -20-21 Season Preview
Ben Stein: "Anyone... Anyone?" (55:05-55:38)
Dr. Joseph Moore Interview (55:39-1:38:46)
  -Guest Intro
  -Anticipating the 2008 Housing Market Collapse at the Last Minute
  -Investing in Rental Properties
  -The Origins of His Interest in Financial History
  -Modern Standards of Living
  -Standards of Living Today Versus Those of Millionaires in the Early 20th Century
  -Why It's Nearly Impossible to Predict Overall Economic Conditions
  -His Vision for DeadPeoplesMoney.com
  -His First Impressions of Gardner-Webb
  -Fondest Memories from GWU
  -The Future of Higher Ed
  -Tuition Pricing
  -Favorite Watering Holes in Shelby and Greensboro
  -Cold Beer for Sale in Boiling Springs & His Talk with Dr. Tony Eastman
Ben LaCroix Gets Overwhelmed at His Wedding (1:38:47-1:39:03)

We begin with a couple anecdotes from the nostalgia file. Then, 2018 American Cornhole League Player of the Year Cody Henderson joins the show to discuss his remarkable career as a professional cornhole player. He shares his thoughts on the future of the increasingly popular sport, gives some advice for improving your game, and talks about playing cornhole against NFL stars Terrell Owens, Julio Jones, and Derrick Henry. Thereafter, longtime friend of the show Ben LaCroix comes aboard for a comedic trip down nostalgia lane.

This Week's Itinerary:

Cavalcade of Sound (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-11:10)
  *Table Setting
  *Guest Previews
  *Favorite Dr. Bottoms Anecdotes
"Make that Sixteen in a Row for Cody Henderson!" (11:11-11:17)
Cody Henderson Interview (11:18-48:45)
  *Guest Intro
  *Playing Cornhole Against NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens
  *Playing Cornhole Against Current NFL Stars Julio Jones & Derrick Henry
  *Ever Tempted to Hustle Amateur Players at Tailgates and Bars?
  *Bowling as Preparation for his Career in Cornhole
  *Discovering Competitive Cornhole
  *Best Prize Money Weekend
  *Number of Tournaments Played
  *His Sponsors
  *Johnsonville Brats
  *Training Regimen
  *The Importance of Endurance in a Cornhole Tournament
  *Beer Drinking on Tour
  *Differing Strategies for Singles & Doubles Competition
  *Most Shots Made Consecutively
  *Tips for Amateur Players
  *The Future of the Sport
Blake is Inspired by Ben's Sweater Vests (48:46-49:05)
Ben LaCroix Interview (49:06-1:40:17)
  *Guest Intro
  *Playing HS Basketball with Blake DuDonis
  *Playing Against Steph and Seth Curry
  *The Hidden Slide Story
  *LaCroix Brothers Power Rankings:
     -Golf
     -Grilling
     -Yard Work
     -Household Chores
     -General Sports Knowledge
  *Trying to Court Kelly While on a Mission Trip
  *Stories from his Wedding Day
  *Ronnie Montgomery
  *His First Trip to Meet Kelly's Family
  *Beverages of Choice
  *Raising Children
  *Shop Talk: Breakfast and Snack Foods (Ben Loves Kellogg's!)
  *Real Estate Talk (Shout-Out to All-Star Real Estate Agent Melissa LaCroix!)
  *Stories from our 2015 Trip to Myrtle Beach
"And he says it helps him balance." (1:40:18-1:40:51)

We get things started with a classic nostalgia file story about fighting off corn snakes at the Boiling Springs Country Club. Then, NFL Agent Jordan Thompson of Element Sports Group joins the show. Jordan covers an array of topics, including his experiences working for NFL teams and a day in the life of a pro sports agent. He also shares some memories from law school and his days playing college football. Then, Silicon Valley maven Brock Huber does a deep-dive on the burning hot trading card industry. He also talks about California real estate and shares a great story from his behind the scenes VIP experience at a recent college football national title game. All that and more on your weekly dose of on-demand storytelling delight!

This Week's Menu:

Cavalcade of Sound Clips (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-16:26)
  -Market Shout-Outs and Table Setting
  -The Corn Snake Story
  -Guest Previews
Dicky Fox's Pearls of Wisdom (16:29-16:37)
Jordan Thompson Interview (16:38-56:09)
  -Guest Intro
  -Football Career at Hickory HS
  -Getting Recruited to Play in College
  -Elon's Biggest Rivalries
  -Following Elon Football Today
  -Working for the Detroit Lions
  -Deciding to go to Law School
  -Law School Memories
  -Interning in Washington's Salary Cap Department
  -Practicing Law at a Big Firm in DC
  -Maintaining a Workout Regimen
  -Making the Jump to Element Sports Group
  -A Day in the Life of an NFL Agent
  -The Agent's Exam
  -Competing with Other Agents
  -Element Sports Group Clients
  -Guaranteed Player Contracts in the NFL
  -The Business of Football in the Age of Covid-19
  -Living in Atlanta
  -Plans for Future SB Parties
Steve Buckhantz Captures Brock's Misery as a Wizards Fan (56:10-56:32)
Brock Huber Interview (56:33-1:43:37)
  -Guest Intro
  -TV Morning Announcements Nostalgia
  -His Fancy Job at StockX
  -StockX Company Background
  -The Burning Hot Trading Card Industry
  -California Real Estate Talk
  -Nostalgia File Story: Getting Stranded at the Boise Airport
  -Florida Water
  -His VIP Experience at the Jan. 2019 College Football Title Game
"I'm Pretty Sure Your Basketball Team Has." (1:43:38-1:44:03)

This week starts off with two nostalgia file entries. The first reflects on a near disaster involving sparklers when Hannah and I got married. The second chronicles a famous game of midnight racquetball. Then, Air Force Academy assistant tennis coach Andrew Veeder joins the show to talk about his best playing moments, his coaching career, and his legendary beard. Afterwards, lawyer Chris Doerring discusses his Internet friendship with SEC Network's Chris Doering, law school memories, and attending this year's college football national championship game (as a Clemson grad) with his girlfriend's father (an LSU grad). All that and more on this week's edition of SMWSM!

Itemized Menu:

Cavalcade of Soundclips (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-14:41)
  -Table Setting & Market Shoutouts
  -Nostalgia File Story: Wedding Reception Sparklers
  -Nostalgia File Story: Midnight Racquetball
  -Guest Previews
John McEnroe is Incredulous (14:42-14:50)
Andrew Veeder Interview (14:51-49:32)
  -Guest Intro
  -Andrew Knows How to Keep a Clean House
  -Being Discovered as a Tennis Prodigy
  -Memories from his Official Visit to GWU
  -Who was Better: Veeder or Josh Ray?
  -Josh Ray's Tennis Retirement at UNCW
  -Fastest Serve
  -Doubles vs. Singles
  -A Heated Match Against Jacksonville University
  -Most Memorable Wins
  -Polar Bear Plunge in Myrtle Beach
  -Ever Tempted to Dominate Randoms at the Local Tennis Club?
  -Pickleball and Racquetball
  -Teaching a Novice
  -Getting Hired at Florida Tech
  -Florida Tech Legend Keith Hudon
  -Realizing Coaching is the Path for him
  -Moving to UCF
  -Favorite Place he's Lived
  -Snow in Colorado
  -Recruiting at the Air Force Academy
  -The Demanding Lifestyle of a Cadet-Athlete
  -Travel Logistics
  -Time Zone Talk
  -Beard Talk
  -Coaching his Children in Tennis
  -Memories from Lutz-Yelton Dorm
The Practice of Law is Stressful to Vinny Gambini (49:33-50:07)
Chris Doerring Interview (50:08-1:26:31)
  -Guest Intro
  -What Folks do for Fun in Irmo, SC
  -Minor League Baseball Team Names
  -Choosing Clemson over USC
  -Greek Life
  -Student FB Tickets at Clemson
  -Chipping Golfballs into Drywall?
  -Deciding to go to Law School
  -1L Learning Experiences at Elon
  -Pronouncing his Name
  -His Internet Friendship with SEC Network's Chris Doering
  -Study Group Hijinks
  -Transferring to Wake Forest
  -Practicing Law in Charlotte
  -Veterinarian Talk
  -Going to LSU vs. Clemson with his Girlfriend's Father (an LSU Grad)
  -His Clemson Fandom
  -Shaking Dabo Swinney's Hand
  -Trevor Lawrence Talk
  -Golf Talk
Spreadsheets and Sweater Vests (1:26:32-1:27:08) 

This week's episode begins with nostalgia file entries about crossing paths with public figures from sports, politics, and television. Then, New York Times bestselling author Ron Rash joins the show. He tells us about growing up in Boiling Springs, his friendship with NC State legend David Thompson, and running to high school in lieu of driving or taking the bus. We also explore many dimensions of his highly successful writing career. Afterwards, University of Wisconsin-River Falls head women's basketball coach Blake DuDonis joins the program. We discuss playing against NBA star Steph Curry in high school, calling games on SEC Network +, and building a career in college coaching. We also talk winter weather in Buffalo and Minnesota and reminisce about his tenure as Ben LaCroix's college roommate.

This Week's Audio Menu:

Cavalcade of Sound Clips (0:01-1:47)
Opening Monologue (1:48-15:56)
  -Table Setting
  -Nostalgia File: Crossing Paths with Public Figures
     *Coach Roy Williams
     *Governor Pat McCrory
     *President Bill Clinton
     *ESPN Analyst Jay Bilas
  -Guest Previews
George Costanza Thinks He Could Be a Writer (15:57-16:07)
Ron Rash Interview (16:08-43:21)
  -Running from Dellwood Drive to Crest High School
  -The Crest HS Track Team
  -Being Teammates and Friends with David Thompson
  -Having a Front Row Seat for David Thompson's Recruitment
  -Growing up in Boiling Springs
  -Writing During College and his College Mentors
  -Deciding to be a Writer
  -His First Attempts at Getting Published
  -His Wife's Encouragement
  -Memories from Getting Published for the First Time
  -Differences in Writing Poetry, Short Stories, and Novels
  -His Big Break
  -His First Book Signings
  -His Writing Routine
  -Selling his Books to Hollywood
  -His Children Getting to Meet Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence
  -Teaching at Western Carolina
  -His Daughter's Writing Career
  -Defining Success (Then and Now)
  -Upcoming Projects
Hoosiers: Measuring the Basket's Height (43:22-43:41)
Blake DuDonis Interview (43:42-1:35:10)
  -Playing HS Hoops with Ben LaCroix
  -Playing Against NBA Star Steph Curry in HS
  -Living with Ben LaCroix in Lutz-Yelton Dorm
  -Being a Practice Player during College
  -Becoming a Student-Assistant for Rick Reeves
  -Pulling Double Duty at Merrimack College
  -Winters in Massachusetts
  -Dry Cleaning is Overrated
  -Joining the Staff at Gardner-Webb
  -Moving to the University of Buffalo
  -Winters in Buffalo
  -Wind Chill Policies
  -Buffalo Wings
  -Coaching HS Basketball
  -Dealing with Referees
  -Calling Games for SEC Network +
  -Mississippi State's Historic Upset of UConn at the Final Four
  -His Most Successful Recruiting Story: Marrying his Wife
  -Correctly Pronouncing Thibault
  -His Father-in-Law's Success as a WNBA Head Coach
  -Best Coach in the Family?
  -Getting the Head Job at UW-River Falls
  -3-Point Shooting
  -Best Travel Story: Chicken Alfredo
  -Living Near Minnesota Real Estate Maven Taylor Doolittle
  -His love of Cal Ripkin, Jr.
Paul Hemrick: The Lawnmower Whisperer (1:35:11-1:35:29) 

SMWSM kicks off your 4th of July weekend with a story about a vintage fireworks display in Boiling Springs. Former Gardner-Webb assistant men's basketball coach Paul Hemrick reminisces about the team's historic run to the 2019 NCAA Tournament. He also plays a game of "Coach, have you ever thought about," discusses his current gig at Wofford, and rejoices that the shot clock is coming to Georgia high school basketball. Then, Savannah Bananas Fans First Director Marie Gentry talks about creative on-field promotions, yellow tuxedos, and life in Savannah. All that and more on this holiday installment of SMWSM!

This Week's Itinerary of Audio Treasure:

Cavalcade of Sound Clips (0:01-1:46)
Opening Monologue (1:47-13:16)
  -Table Setting (1:47-2:29)
  -The 3-Step Guide to Being an A+ Podcast Listener (2:30-3:41)
  -Nostalgia File: 2008 Fireworks Display (3:42-11:15)
  -Guest Previews (11:16-13:16)
Paul Hemrick Interview (13:17-59:34)
  -Guest Introduction (13:17-15:12)
  -A Cameo from Melissa (15:13-16:20)
  -2019 Big South Championship (16:21-22:18)
  -NCAA Tournament Bracket Unveiling (22:19-24:34)
  -The Best 16-Seed of All-Time (24:35-26:07)
  -Snubbing Marty Smith (26:08-26:34)
  -The Advantages of Playing in Columbia (26:35-31:58)
  -The Game vs. UVA (31:59-36:34)
  -Bill Raftery (36:35-37:50)
  -Taking the Job at Wofford (37:51-39:01)
  -Melissa Takes Charge of Moving (39:02-40:34)
  -Lawnmower Maintenance (40:35-40:53)
  -Playing One-on-One with Beaver Sweeney (40:54-41:59)
  -Facial Expressions on the Sideline (42:00-43:03)
  -Coaching Attire and Dry Cleaning (43:04-44:42)
  -Beating Carolina (44:43-45:21)
  -Postgame Handshakes (45:22-46:59)
  -His Days as a Grad Assistant (47:00-48:19)
  -The GWU Coaching Fraternity (48:20-49:11)
  -Not Getting to Travel this Spring (49:12-50:02)
  -Next Year's Schedule (50:03-50:57)
  -The Shot Clock Comes to Georgia HS Hoops (50:58-52:20)
  -SMWSM at His First Press Conference as a Head Coach (52:21-53:29)
  -Coach, Have You Ever Thought About? (53:30-59:03)
  -Technical Fouls (59:04-59:34)
Kramer vs. Mickey Mantle (59:35-1:00:00)
Marie Gentry Interview (1:00:01-1:18:48)
  -Guest Intro (1:00:01-1:00:43)
  -Fans First Director (1:00:44-1:01:22)
  -The Creation of the Savannah Bananas (1:01:23-1:02:25)
  -Origins of the Team's Name (1:02:26-1:03:02)
  -Yellow Tuxedos (1:03:03-1:03:59)
  -Best On-Field Promotions (1:04:00-1:05:24)
  -Road Games (1:05:25-1:05:55)
  -Baywatch Team Parody Video (1:05:56-1:06:45)
  -Baseball during Coronavirus (1:06:46-1:09:13)
  -Inventory of Bananas Gear (1:09:14-1:09:26)
  -Living in Savannah (1:09:27-1:10:59)
  -Monterrey Mexican Restaurant (1:11:00-1:11:37)
  -Laura and Monroe (1:11:38-1:12:17)
  -State Championships at Caldwell Academy (1:12:18-1:12:52)
  -Winning the UF Scholarship at GWU (1:12:53-1:14:16)
  -Path to Working in Athletics (1:14:17-1:15:46)
  -Hannah the Sports Fan (1:15:47-1:17:15)
  -Rivalry with the Macon Bacon (1:17:16-1:18:48)
Daniel Thomas: Man of the People (1:18:49-1:19:07)