Incoming freshman defensive back Johnny Dixon joins Bill Gunter, Wes Mitchell, and Chris Clark to discuss his recruitment, south Florida swag, and more

Incoming freshman tight end KeShawn Toney joins Bill Gunter, Wes Mitchell, and Chris Clark to discuss his recruitment, his favorite Carolina uniform combination, and more

Clark Griswold and his classic Christmas movie character contemperaries were widely discusses Friday morning.  As was the merit of Philip Rivers, current Gamecock football injuries, and possible future Gamecocks as national signing day nears.

After almost a week off, Bill made his triumphant return to the show Thursday morning just a few hours after Michael Jordan was smacking one of his Charlotte Hornets upside the head.

Andy Shain is the Columbia Bureau Chief for the Charleston Post & Courier.  Thursday he joined Bill and Tim to discuss his most recent article about the Carolina Panthers building a new team headquarters on the South Carolina side of the state border.

A week out from National Signing Day for college football, The Captain Carey Rich and Patrick the Intern help Tim break down recruiting and discuss the role of fans in the recruiting process.

Former Gamecock sluggers Bryon Jeffcoat and Trey Dyson joined Tim Tuesday morning.  Coming off LeBron vs. Dwyane Wade for the final time, what matchup would you pay to see?

The Captain Carey Rich sat in for Bill Friday morning.  The former Gamecock basketball star broke down USC's current struggles on the hardwood ahead of a matchup at #5 Michigan, and discussed with Tim his perspective on when college athletes have earned the right to turn the page to their pro careers.

Outgoing Gamecock Deebo Samuel accepted a Senior Bowl invitation Wednesday, not long after announcing he would not play in the Belk Bowl with his Carolina teammates on December 29th against Virginia. Bill, Tim and former Gamecock baseball sluggers Bryon Jeffcoat and Trey Dyson discussed this latest development and the overall concept of loyalty from athletes to their teams and universities.

Former Gamecock quarterback Perry Orth joined Bill and Tim Wednesday morning for his last weekly visit of the regular season.  He explained his perspective of Deebo Samuel declining to play in the Belk Bowl.  And with the news of Urban Meyer's retirement, Mt. Sludgemore was born.