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Jason Nall returns to preview this weekend's PGA Championship at Bethpage Black. Bluegrass music will be front and center at this weekend's Poke Salat Festival in downtown Arab, Ala. Plus, host Jon Rawl talks grits, the awful Boston accent, and the social media habits of the region on today's "Hashtag Hullabaloo."
SEC Baseball enters the final week and Rivals.com/VandySports.com insider Chris Lee gets us ready for the postseason. Plus, we get the latest on the Vanderbilt Commodores' basketball and baseball teams. Springfield, Missouri's Junebug Jamboree cranks up at the end of May; and Becky Ludwig stops in for a preview of the 25th celebration of the Volkswagen Beetle. Also, we have Amazon.com's hottest books.
ESPN.com college sports reporter David Hale reports from the ACC spring meetings in Amelia Island, Fla., where the conference's football and basketball coaches have gathered. We get the latest from Nashville as country music insider Preshias Harris shares info on Alabama's 50th anniversary, Rascal Flatts' Jay DeMarcus' 15th wedding anniversary, and Thomas Rhett happenings. And host Jon Rawl has goodies from Twitter on today's "Hashtag Hullabaloo."
Texas Longhorns defensive great Rod Babers talks UT football with his fellow "Longhorn Blitz" co-hosts, as we get a sneak peek of the Austin-based show. "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans drops by to promote the wonders of crockpots as an alternative to barbecue grilling. Also, Yall.com editor Clark Shelton previews the website's newest content.
Trey Teague, an All-American offensive lineman for the Tennessee Vols who also played nine years in the NFL, talks about his deer hunting business with "Marsh Land" reporter Cleve Marsh. Country music hitmaker Luke Combs releases a brand new single, "Beer Never Broke My Heart." Plus, host Jon Rawl salutes his "Granny" and the delicious peach pies made by her on this Mother's Day weekend.
Larry Walker pens "Tales From Georgia's Gnat Line," where the former Georgia state representative covers mules, cotton, politics and more. Mike Allison checks in from Lexington, Ky., with a report on all things Kentucky Wildcats. Mark Stoops' football team made great strides in 2018; but can they go further in 2019? Also, host Jon Rawl previews this weekend's West Tennessee Strawberry Festival, the Carthage Buggy Festival, and North Georgia's Southern Blooms Festival.
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