The Florida Gators swept the Miami Hurricanes during Week 2 of college baseball.  "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans begins a new assignment covering the happenings of the growing NCAA spring sport.  South Carolina Democrats have a primary Saturday, the "First In The South." ZS Strategies founder Zeke Stokes, a Democratic strategist, previews the Palmetto State vote with Jon Rawl.  Also, Tuscaloosa, Ala., native Deontay Wilder says he'll get back in boxing ring against Tyson Fury.

Bernie Sanders wins a third-straight time and sails into South Carolina's Feb. 29 Democratic Primary with the wind at his back.  Our own "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short says the folks in his neighborhood aren't exactly thrilled with a "socialist" becoming a major party's standard-bearer. College basketball's No. 1 Baylor Bears fall at home to Kansas. Also, six people are killed in a fiery wreck on I-95 south of Savannah, Ga. 

Beech Mountain Resort's Talia Freeman details this weekend's Retro '80s Weekend at the snow skiing destination in Western North Carolina.  Next Saturday in San Antonio, W. Blake Winchell premieres a musical he penned, "Remember."  Jon Rawl chats with the native Texan about his unique salute of Texas history. The Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball team sinks No. 13 Auburn.  Also, we recap Wednesday night's fiery Democratic debate in Las Vegas.

Nashville hosts CRS (Country Radio Seminar) this week. Music Row insider Preshias Harris has the details.  Jonathan Leifheit's ACC Report includes feedback on UNC head coach Roy Williams' meltdown in South Bend, as North Carolina now sits at 3-12 in conference play. Plus, flooding in Mississippi's capital city is causing major problems.

Super Tuesday is only two weeks away -- and the race for the U.S. Senate primary win on the Republican side is getting heated in Alabama.  Ryan Newman crashes on the last lap of the Daytona 500, but his injuries are "non-life-threatening."  Plus, blues singer Watermelon Slim previews his forthcoming two-disc CD, "Traveling Man."

Armin Brott, aka "Mr. Dad," discusses his helpful and entertaining book, "The Expectant Father." Fun festivals are dotting the South's landscape in February.  Reports surface that SEC Network host Paul Finebaum may be seeking greener pastures in 2021.  Plus, we hear from Vanderbilt coach Tim Corbin and Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn on the eve of the start of the 2020 college baseball season.

Curtis Ellis discusses the Bernie Sanders-Pete Buttigieg-Amy Klobuchar positive performance in the New Hampshire 2020 Primary.  The policy director for the pro-Trump super PAC America First Policies also plugs President Trump's energy as the Democrats sift through their primary process.  Preshias Harris shares news on Chris Lane's No. 1 party ("I Don't Know About You") and she previews the 2020 Country Radio Seminar.  Plus, the N.C. State women's basketball team rises to No. 4 in the latest AP Top 25.