Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke turned 83 this week; and we learn more about this South Carolina native that became the youngest man to ever walk on the moon.  After returning to earth in 1972, the Air Force veteran accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior.  Tourism director John Singleton promotes the upcoming 38th Annual Mule Day – Southern Heritage Festival in Washington, Ga.   Plus, we have audio from four SEC coaches encountering big conference matchups this Saturday.

Preshias Harris attended the Country Music Association's (CMA) 60th birthday celebration.  CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit discusses the quarterback soap opera at Clemson, and previews the Week 6 lineup.  Also, President Donald Trump and Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant had a great night in Southaven, Miss.

East Texas has some exciting barbecue joints, including Stanley's Famous Pit BBQ in Tyler and the Country Tavern in Kilgore.  Barbecue barrister Matt Heermans reports on the Lone Star goodness, as well as how to cook pumpkin seeds on the grill.   President Trump held a rally in East Tennessee on Monday evening; and heads to Southaven, Miss., for a rally tonight at the Landers Center.   And the No. 19 Texas Longhorns are on a roll.

Jerry Short sits down with Jon Rawl to talk college football, the disputed "4 Seconds Game" at LSU in 1972, and horror stories of visiting the dentist in the 1950s.  Fred's Inc. is selling its pharmacy records to Walgreens at locations across many Southern states.  Plus, a Georgia high school football player dies.