The Midday Show

In the second hour of today's show Andy and Randy covered a number of NFL topcis (lots of injuries) during the No Huddle before the guys talked about Ja'Marr Chase opting out for LSU over the weekend. Then Wendy joined the show for "The Wendy Zone." 

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In the first hour of today's show Andy and Randy talk about what a wild game the Braves/Philies had yesterday with the debut of newly acquired Braves Pitcher Tommy Milone and how lackluster it was. Then the guys hit the other headlines in What's Trending before Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal." 

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On Friday Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael were joined by Georgia Bulldogs Insider Radi Nabulsi who spoke about the impressive performances from UGA true freshman 5-star defensive lineman Jalen Carter.

“Jalen Carter, a true freshman, who we had rated in the Top 50 and we may have severely, severely under ranked that young man. Talking to some people who are not just college scouts but NFL scouts they are like that kid is an All-SEC maybe All-American performer,” said Nabulsi said when asked about what we should know about Carter.

“Trey Hill has the biggest thighs I have ever seen on a football player. Trey Hill is a tank, there is no question about it that guy is an earth mover, he is a plow ahead guy and you know it’s not his first rodeo. And you saw a video of Jalen Carter stand him up and push him backwards. These guys are going head-to-head and a true freshman out there going up against one of the cagiest offensive centers in the conference was able to take those giant thighs and push him backwards and I would never have predicted it,” added Nabulsi in regards to the video that surfaced from UGA’s practice earlier today with Hill and Carter going head-to-head.

Carter is a 6’3, 305 pound defensive line recruit out of Apopka High School in Apopka, Florida.

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Andy and Randy were joined by Georgia Bulldog Insider Radi Nabulsi who talked about the WR core and what to expect from Demetris Robertson, Jermaine Burton, Tommy Bush, and Kearis Jackson as well as the injury to Dominick Blaylock. Radi also talked about Trey Hill going up against true freshman d-lineman Jalen Carter and how Carter was able to move him. Radi raved about Carter and how most recruiting systems may have under ranked him. The conversation then turned into the QB battle between Jamie Newman, J.T. Daniels and even Dwan Mathis. Radi also talked about what the running back rotation may look like. 

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Andy and Randy are joined by Radi Nabulsi of UGASports.com. Radi talked about the WR core and what to expect from Demetris Robertson, Jermaine Burton, Tommy Bush, and Kearis Jackson as well as the injury to Dominick Blaylock. The guys also talked about Trey Hill going up against true freshman d-lineman Jalen Carter and how Carter was able to move him. Radi raved about Carter and how most recruiting systems may have under ranked him. The conversation then turned into the QB battle between Jamie Newman, J.T. Daniels and even Dwan Mathis. Radi also talked about what the running back rotation may look like. 

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Andy and Randy kicked off the show talking about where sports leagues go from here and how the owners and players are going to handle things differently in different leagues.

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Andy and Randy react to the most important audio in the world including cuts from Brian Snitker on Robbie Erlin, Mets GM Brodie Van Waegenan's comments on MLB commissioner Rob Manfred and Matt Barnes brings up the idea of boycotting the Olympics. 

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Andy and Randy react to powerful comments from Troy Vincent, Saquon Barkley on the Giants potentially boycotting and Bruce Arians on actually taking action.

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On Thursday Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael were joined by 92.9 The Game Atlanta Braves reporter, Joe Patrick, who discussed the exceptional MLB debut for Ian Anderson yesterday in the first game of a doubleheader against the New York Yankees.

“He did beyond what anybody realistic expected him to do, especially against a Yankees lineup that will all know presents a ton of danger. And what I really liked about his outing yesterday was he wasn’t perfect all the time but he was generally able to throw strikes when he needed to be able to throw strikes which we all know that has been a big problem for Braves starters this year. And also when he did miss, he was missing down in the zone. So when he was not perfect on his pitches they weren’t getting hit hard or getting hit out of the yard,” said Patrick.

Anderson threw six innings in his debut while only giving up one hit, a homerun to red hot Yankees first baseman Luke Voit (.300, 11 Homeruns, 21 RBI on the season), while striking out six batters and only giving up two walks.

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