The Midday Show

In the third hour of today's show Chris Goforth (in for Andy) and Randy react to the best audio in the universe during the Big Clip of the Day before talking about the biggest questions facing the Falcons this upcoming season. Then Wendy Adams joined the show for "Sports Jeopardy."

In the second hour of today's show Chris Goforth (in for Andy) and Randy cover a few different topics in the NFL No Huddle before they talk about the 5 most important UGA players for the 2020 season. Then Wendy Adams joined the show for "The Wendy Zone."

In the first hour of today's show Chris Goforth (in for Andy) and Randy talk about the latest baseball proposal before jumping into a special college football edition of What's Trending. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal."

In the final hour of today's show Andy and Randy jumped back into What's Trending before they replayed their interview with Lloyd Pierce from yesterday. Then the guys wrapped up the show with the AMA and their Take Aways of the Day.

In the third hour of today's show Andy and Randy reacted to the best audio in the universe before the opened up a box of NFL cards from 2012 as Randy told stories about different players. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Some Damn Good Questions."

In the second hour of today's show Andy and Randy replayed part of Dukes and Bell's interview with Rich McKay and reacted to it during the NFL No Huddle. Then Joe Patrick joined the show to talk about the latest with the MLB before Wendy Adams joined for "The Wendy Zone."

In the first hour of today's show Andy and Randy talked about how Baseball continues to make fans frustrated before hitting the other headlines during What's Trending. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal."

Atlanta United radio analyst Jason Longshore joined Andy and Randy. The guys talk about his excitement for the return of the EPL and the Coppa Itallia final today. They also discuss more details for the upcoming MLS tournament in Orlando and how some of the MLS protocols compare the NBA protocols.