Tennessee Volunteers insider Austin Stanley, of AtoZSportsNashville.com, breaks down UT football, the Top 5 men's basketball program, Holly Warlick's sliding women's hoops program, and the Top 25 college baseball team on the Hill.   Pigeon Forge's Butch Helton drops by to promote the forthcoming Mountain Quiltfest (March 20-23).  Also, a South Carolina mayor's hate crime claim may just be the work of Mother Nature.

Bradford Pears look pretty, but have plenty of haters in Dixie.  North Carolina's S&D Coffee & Tea has been going strong since 1927.  Preshias Harris files her report from Music Row: Garth Brooks breaks a new record for vinyl sales; Gyth Rigdon impresses "The Voice"; and Brooks & Dunn record a new CD.  Also, ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit's back with the latest report on MaChelle Joseph, the embattled coach of Georgia Tech women's basketball.

At least 23 die in Sunday's tornado outbreak in Lee County, Ala.   New country music act Lockeland is the latest "CRS Tapes" feature.  We hear a sample of the trio's new single, "Til The Cows Come Home."  Jon Rawl looks at the latest AP Top 25 for college basketball.  Also, "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans is back with a Fat Tuesday-themed report.

Jeff Roush shares photography tips as the business of taking pictures has evolved with digital imagery.  Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short recalls his days picking cotton; and his time in South Louisiana as Mardi Gras raged on.  Deadly tornadoes strike Lee County, Ala.  Also, Chattanooga native and former UGA golfer Keith Mitchell wins The Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

Arkansas' state flag does not get redefined.  Atlanta rapper Future gets a spin of "March Madness" on this first day of the month.  Atlanta filmmaker Tyler Perry releases the final Madea movie this weekend.  Also, Tennessee Volunteers-turned-Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten returns to America's Team.