ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Doug welcomed the author of "Teammates For Life" Jeff Miller, who spent two years researching the 1972 Auburn football team, nicknamed "The Amazins". That team's signature win was the 17-16 win over undefeated Alabama, the game described in three words - Punt Bama Punt. Joining Doug and Jeff were three players on that team - defensive back Roger Mitchell, defensive end Danny Sanspree and quarterback Randy Walls.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Doug was in the studio for the Tuesday edition of the show, with guests Ben Taylor, Jake Crain, Kyle George, Laura Creel Burt and Michael Murphy.
Doug was at the MAP Center's Day of Dreams for the Throwdown Thursday eidtion of the program. WAKA sports director Lindsey Bonner joined in for the Throwdown segment, and paster Ken Austin, who oversees the Map Center and Mercy House, hopped on throughout the show.
Doug and Jake were at the MAX Credit Union location in Troy for Member Appreciation Day, with Mike Ellis, Will Fisher, Wesley Britt and Charlie Trotman joining the show.
Doug and Lindsey were onsite for a Throwdown Thursday edition of the program, which included guest appearances from Christian Griffin, Gerad Parker, Mike Turk, Bill Cameron, Alvin Briggs and Mike Gittens.
Doug was with the Monday Morning Quarterbacking guys - Alvin Briggs, Preston Gothard and Charlie Trotman - at Barberitos in Pike Road for Mondays with the Mayor. In addition to Gordon Stone, Scott Sanderson also joined the show.
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