The Midday Show with Andy & Randy

ESPN and ACC Network College Football Analyst and former Georgia Tech RB Roddy Jones speaks about how legitimate North Carolina is when having a College Football Playoff discussion, how different UNC is on offense with Tez Walker back, how much Duke needs Riley Leonard to compete with Florida State but probably won't have him,  how the second half of the Georgia Tech's season may look, if Miami's coaches are holding them back, and how Penn State needs to win Saturday in Columbus for people to trust James Franklin.

Andy and Fricke bounce around to some of the bigger Atlanta sports stories including Desmond Ridder needing to learn from his mistakes, if Desmond Ridder is giving off leadership vibes, Shane Beamer breaking his foot after a loss, and the baseball playoffs that are still going on.

Andy Bunker and John Fricke discuss the good play from Ridder against Houston and the bad play from Ridder against Washington, and if he can settle in to some sort of middle ground performance.

In Hour 1, Andy Bunker and John Fricke talk about how different the College Football season would feel if we had a 12-team playoff this year, what Georgia could look like without Brock Bowers, and Dave Archer joins to discuss some of the Falcons issues.

In Hour 2, Andy Bunker and John Fricke chat about Julio Jones joining the Eagles, what's next for the Braves offseason, and Backpage with Beau.

In Hour 3, Andy Bunker and John Fricke breakdown the real impact of Brock Bowers on Georgia’s National Title chances, how the Falcons fit into the large group of NFL teams that sit at 3-3, and the AMA.

Andy, Fricke, and Abe discuss how to deal with traffic, the lack of desirable sporting events this week, and the TGL.

Ask Me Anything and takeaways of the day featuring Andy, Fricke, Beau, and Abe.

Andy Bunker and John chat about the Falcons being in a group of teams that are 3-3 despite having a near-elite defensive unit.

Andy Bunker and John Fricke debate the injury to Brock Bowers, how realistic it is that the team stays undefeated without him, and who is stepping up in his absence.