On this day in 1966, The Lovin’ Spoonful hit #1 with “Summer in the City,” a song that broke new ground by putting real street sounds right into the recording. And on a brutally hot August day in Louisiana, it feels especially appropriate for today’s Southern Salute.

The dispute over LSU giving No. 5 to DJ Pickett has taken another turn. Matt Moscona breaks down Jayden Daniels’ cease and desist, the request for LSU to return its copy of his Heisman Trophy, why LSU isn’t completely blameless, and why Daniels may be doing real damage to his legacy in Baton Rouge.

After weeks of incredible entries and tons of votes, Eagle 98.1 officially has an Oh Say Can You Sing champion! Michelle Southern calls winner Maggie Tauzin, to surprise her with the news that she won a New Orleans getaway and tickets to see Bryan Adams and Pat Benatar. Hear Maggie talk about her music, how her winning performance came together, and then listen to the national anthem that earned her the victory.

Nobody saw this coming. One of the top high school pitchers in the country declined to sign with the Cleveland Guardians after they drafted him in the second round. Now LSU suddenly has a chance to land Logan Schmidt, a flamethrowing lefty who was never expected to make it to campus. Matt explains how an unusual draft mistake created this opportunity, what Schmidt's options are now, and why Jay Johnson might have a chance to pull off one of the biggest recruiting wins in recent LSU baseball history.

Wrapping up our coverage from SEC Football Media Days, Matt Moscona recaps the biggest stories from the final day in Tampa. Why Lane Kiffin disappeared from social media, the latest on Sam Levitt, and the stunning decision by prized LSU signee Logan Schmidt to turn down pro baseball and head to Baton Rouge. A fitting finish to a week full of headlines from around the SEC.

Stephanie Seymour turns 58 today, and Slash celebrates his 61st birthday. Michelle Southern looks back at the unforgettable "November Rain" video, one of the most ambitious and expensive music videos ever made. From Stephanie Seymour starring as Axl Rose's bride to Slash's iconic guitar solo outside the church, this Southern Salute revisits the story behind one of rock's most legendary songs and videos.

One year after the passing of Ozzy Osbourne, Michelle Southern looks back on the life and legacy of the Prince of Darkness. From helping create heavy metal with Black Sabbath to his unforgettable final performance in his hometown of Birmingham, this Southern Salute honors one of rock's most influential and beloved artists before playing the timeless Black Sabbath classic, "Changes."

Day 3 of SEC Football Media Days featured an unexpected headliner as Ole Miss grabbed the spotlight while Alabama faced questions about its place in the SEC under Kalen DeBoer. Matt shares why Pete Golding changed his opinion, what he learned from a quick conversation with Ole Miss running back Kewon Lacey, and why Texas A&M and Florida remain two of the conference's most intriguing teams. Plus, all eyes now turn to LSU and Lane Kiffin as they prepare to take over Media Days.

On this day in 1990, Roger Waters staged one of the biggest concerts in rock history, bringing The Wall to Berlin just months after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Michelle Southern looks back at the historic performance, the all-star lineup that joined him, and the story behind Pink Floyd's iconic "Comfortably Numb."