ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Co-hosts Blake Giles and Jim Hardin pick their final four teams one third of the way through the season, and they don’t agree. The guys review a dramatic and much-needed win by Athens Academy, as well as other high school results. And then they turn to the college scene. Georgia dominated Oklahoma, led by a trio of great backers: Chris Cole, Raylen Wilson and Quntavious Johnson, who gave Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer nightmares. Auburn won, but Jim says they have yet to have a statement win. Meanwhile, ex-Auburn quarterbacks are scattered all over the college landscape. Don’t ask them about the obscene celebrations that are in the news. They don’t like them. Sportsmanship seems to be a thing of a bygone era.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Hosts Blake Giles and Jim Hardin talk some high school football, college football and even dip their toes in the NFL world. On the high school scene, Clarke Central and Cedar Shoals play in their annual rivalry game. How about a 73-66 score, for a football game? Prince Avenue Christian rolls. Athen…
Hosts Jim Hardin and Blake Giles review the first full week of college football, including the untimely call that went against Western Michigan, robbing them of a win over Michigan. Prince Avenue Christian hosts Greater Atlanta Christian in a big non-region game, and Jackson County hosts defending …
Hosts Jim Hardin and Blake Giles catch up with Clarke Central Coach David Perno, who is dealing with an extra challenge this year as he is taking treatments for cancer. Born in Youngstown, Ohio, David grew up in Athens after his father, Don, opened an Arby’s in Athens as well as Perno’s Formal Wear…
Hosts Blake Giles and Jim Hardin preview the upcoming season, with an emphasis on Georgia, Auburn and the Southeastern Conference. They also pick the 12 teams they think will make the College Football Playoffs. Jim is high on LSU; Blake is not.
Martin Willingham, a Macon, Ga., resident, was host Jim Hardin's neighbor for 20 years. He has jumped into the publishing business with a bang, putting out three books all at once. Two are fiction and one is non-fiction.
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