The Open Championship teed-off Thursday, and College Tour X director Jason Nall reports on the leaderboard after Round 1 in Sandwich, England.  A former Georgia Bulldog and a former Texas Longhorn are hovering near the top of golf's final major of 2021.  Johnny Horton's 1960 "Battle Of Bull Run" helps memorialize the Civil War battle that happened this week in 1861.  Also, the Navy Midshipmen are today's stop on The Y'all Show's 44-college preseason showcase.

Oklahoma Sooners coach Lincoln Riley speaks at Big 12 Media Days in Arlington, Texas. We drop by Hattiesburg today as the Southern Miss Golden Eagles are the latest visit on our 44-town swing of Southern colleges.  We hear from USM's new football coach, and discover Jimmy Buffett's connection to the school.  Burgeoning pop singer SHAB grew up in Iran, before moving to the United States.  She now calls Dallas home, where the "Spell On Me" songstress describes the benefit of Southern hospitality.  Plus, there's a full lineup of weekend festivals across Dixie.

Travel writer Anne Braly discusses her recent Yall.com entertainment and food pilgrimage to Copperhill and Ducktown in Tennessee, and nearby McCaysville, Ga.  Eighteen snakes are discovered beneath an Augusta, Ga., couple's bed.  Tulane linebacker Dorian Williams helps preview the 2021 Green Wave football team, as the New Orleans-based university opens its season at home against FBS power Oklahoma. We also learn about the tremendous history, traditions and famous alumni of Tulane University.

Coastal Carolina had one of the most amazing seasons of any team in recent history. The Chanticleers finished 11-1 in 2020, ranked in the Top 15, and head coach Jamey Chadwell was named AP's college Coach of the Year.  Jon Rawl takes us to Conway, S.C., to celebrate the Chants' forthcoming season, CCU's gameday tradition, and famous alumni. Matt Heermans is back to look at the pluses and minuses of grills.  Plus, "Black Widow" is a monster success.

Georgia law enforcement officials arrest a man in connection to the gruesome Fourth of July slayings of three men on a Kennesaw golf course.  East Carolina Pirates football is today's stop on our 44-city tour of Southern college football. Discover how Mike Houston's team looks to get back to a bowl game for the first time in years; and how "Purple Haze" blares from the speakers of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium when ECU hits the field.  Also, this week marks the anniversary of when British forces abandoned Savannah, Ga., in 1782.

The O'Kaysions had a Top 5 smash in 1968 with "Girl Watcher."  The co-writer of that hit and a founding member of the North Carolina-based Beach Music band, Wayne Pittman, died this week at the age of 76. The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns are today's featured college football destination. We share a new survey of the country's Top 10 fast food restaurants. Also, an encore feature from Matthew McConaughey.

The Memphis Tigers are only two seasons removed from a New Year's Six bowl appearance.  We preview Memphis' 2021 season, have thoughts from head coach Ryan Silverfield, and discuss the traditions and famous alums of the U of M.  The Bearkats of Sam Houston State also get a little love on today's sports-centric show, as SHSU is fresh off their first FCS national championship title. Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King celebrate 40 years of friendship. Plus, the rescue search in Surfside, Fla., has now shifted into a recovery effort for victims of the Champlain Towers condo collapse.

Matthew McConaughey releases a video to help America celebrate its 245th birthday.  "The Y'all Show" embarks on a 44-city tour of college programs and traditions; starting today with the resurgent UAB Blazers, the defending C-USA football champs that will soon open a brand new 47,000-seat stadium in downtown Birmingham. We have an update on Tropical Storm Elsa hitting the Florida Gulf Coast.  Plus, Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter celebrate 75 years of marriage.

Megan Fox, a Tennessee native that stars in the new film "Till Death," appears on NBC's "Today" with her three sons photobombing the interview.  Elvis Presley's granddaughter, Riley Keough, talks with Jimmy Fallon about her new film, "Zola."  Mississippi State wins the College World Series against Vanderbilt, giving the Bulldogs its first team national championship in school history.  Plus, rockabilly legend Wanda Jackson will release her final album in August.

Lifest, A Party With A Purpose, will be a Christian-music centered festival in Bon Aqua, Tenn., in late July.  Festival promoter John Martin Keith drops in to discuss the appearances by Michael W. Smith, Newsboys, Joe Nichols, and more.  ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit shares his thoughts on N.C. State Baseball being snubbed at the College World Series.  Also, RTAOutdoorLiving.com has surveyed America's polarizing food opinions.