The Midday Show

Andy and Randy discuss the NFL potentially taking over the fall if college football is canceled or doesn't start on time... they want to play on Saturdays.

Andy and Randy discuss SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey's comments that double-down on the conference's motto "It just means more." It sounds like the SEC will be playing football in the fall despite other conferences.

Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael were joined by Atlanta Falcons seventh round draft pick, punter Sterling Hofrichter from Syracuse. Hofrichter talked about growing up a Braves fan, the longest punt he ever kicked, how he wound up at Syracuse, playing for Dino Babers, nicknames and the potential of having a Hofrichter scale. 

One of the best moments of the interview was Hofrichter explain why “punters are people too.”

To hear Hofrichter’s whole conversation with Andy and Randy click on the link above...

In the final hour of today's show Andy and Randy jumped back into What's Trending before they were joined by 92.9 The Game Reporter, Joe Patrick. 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 during the Big Clip of the Day before replaying Dukes and Bell's interview with Chuck Smith. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Some Damn Good Questions."

In the second hour of today's show Andy and Randy covered a number of topics during NFL No Huddle before they were joined by Fox Sports South Analyst and former Braves Pitcher, Paul Byrd. Then Wendy Adams joined the show for "The Wendy Zone."

In the first hour of today's show Andy and Randy discussed the Takk McKinley 5th year option being declined before jumping into the headlines in What's Trending. Then Brian Gebhardt joined the show for "Big Deal, Small Deal, No Deal."

Andy and Randy jumped back into 'What's Trending' including comments from John Smoltz and the latest on the MLB trying to find a way to get the 2020 season going.

Andy and Randy are joined by Atlanta Falcons radio analyst Dave Archer just after Takk McKinley tweeted his 5th year option being declined.