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Discussing high school and college sports in the Athens, Georgia area.
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Episode #2
Co-host Jim Hardin turns the tables on Blake Giles, who has interviewed hundreds of people in his life as a journalist. Jim quizzes Blake about his career covering sports. Blake begins with a story about his mother making sack meals for the Maryland football team to take home after their game with Georgia and then shares memories from his time with the Athens Banner-Herald.
Episode #1
<p>Charlie Winslette and Marvin Barton coached together in Georgia High School Football for 28 years. As a result, each has been a part of more than 350 wins as a coach, either as a head coach or an assistant. They are no longer together, but they remain close. They share ownership of a deck boat and still talk almost daily. Charlie Winslette is now an offensive assistant at Putnam County, his alma mater, where as a tackle he played on their only state championship team in 1967. Marvin Barton is the defensive coordinator for Athens Academy, a job he got when his...
Episode #22
<p>Jim Hardin and Blake Giles are back to talk about spring football, and everything else that crosses their mind, like Blake injuring his big toe, Jim going to watch Clemson’s spring football game where Dabo Swinny offered running commentary from the field, Blake went to G-Day and saw seven quarterbacks play, Jake Bobo gets to play for his father, OC Mike Bobo; Auburn turns to Byron Brown, South Florida transfer; Arch Manning played poorly in the Texas spring game; Brendan Sorsby is suing to get his eligibility after he was found to have gambled, an NCAA no-no; which sp...
Episode #21
<p>Hosts Jim Hardin and Blake Giles review the CFP championship game, won by Indiana, 27-21 over Miami, earning the first football title for the school. Then they look at the preseason rankings and the final AP rankings. Twelve teams ranked in the preseason failed to finish in the top 25. Most disappointing? Penn State, Clemson, LSU and Florida. Which team will emerge next year? Has the Big 10 surpassed the SEC? Georgia adds a late quarterback recruit. The Falcons underwhelmed with their hire. Both pick the Seahawks and Patriots to advance to the Super Bowl.</p>
Episode #20
<p>Hosts Blake Giles and Jim Harbin look ahead to the CFP Finals. Indiana looks too good to lose. But ex-Bulldog quarterback Carson Beck has played well for Miami. The portal has been busy as usual. Georgia has had less turnover than any team in the SEC. Oklahoma State has had wholesale roster turnover. The NFL playoffs look wide open.</p>
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