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SouthernPigskin.com's B.J. Bennett previews the Week 5 action for the SEC, as Mississippi State visits Auburn and Kentucky aims for six-straight at South Carolina. Major League Baseball junkie Zach Stone shares his thoughts on the Postseason-bound teams from the South: Astros, Braves, Cardinals, Nationals and possibly the Rays. Also, we let you know about Yall.com's "Each Southern State's Best Craft Beer Bar" feature.
Eric Church celebrates the No. 1 songs "Round Here Buzz" and "Some Of It," and our Preshias Harris was at the party in Music City and has the details. The ACC had a more respectable past weekend on the gridiron. CBS Sport Digital's Jonathan Leifheit returns to help preview Virginia at Notre Dame, Clemson at North Carolina, and N.C. State at Florida State. Also, we go way south to learn about the phrase "Borinqueno."
Tommy Tuberville, former Texas A&M assistant-turned-Auburn head football coach, dissects this years Tigers-Aggies match at Kyle Field. Y'all Show regular Matt Heermans discusses the Week 4 Big 12 action, which includes the Oklahoma State Cowboys' visit to the Texas Longhorns. Also, drama between Heart of Dixie FCS foes Alabama A&M and North Alabama.
ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit reflects on the rather awful Week 3 for the conference. Luckily, Week 4 is coming quick with big contests for Pitt, Louisville and Florida State. Loretta Lynn was at the Ryman Auditorium Tuesday night to receive a songwriting honor. Preshias Harris was in attendance and reports on this and the other happenings of Music Row. Also, learn all about what goes on a cheese board and the Unitarian Church.
Popcorn is a tasty option on game day. The Y'all Show's barrister of barbecue and Big 12 football Matt Heermans explains how he includes a taste of Memphis with his popcorn preparation. NFL quarterbacks are out for an extended time with injuries. And the editor of Yall.com drops by for a preview of stories posted on the all-Southern website.
SEC Network host Peter Burns discusses his five-year tenure at the Charlotte-based outlet and his thoughts on this weekend's Southeastern Conference gridiron action. Mount Airy, N.C., is the hometown of one of television's most familiar faces; and later this month the city hosts its 30th Mayberry Days. The Andy Griffith Museum's Abigail S. Linville drops by to preview the fun. Plus, Holdenville, Okla., native and Oklahoma State University megadonor T. Boone Pickens dies at 91.
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