Evan Cohen, Chris Canty and Michelle Smallmon discuss the latest stories from around the world of sports making headlines and previewing marquee games.
Integration in SEC basketball changed with Perry Wallace paving the way; Pete Maravich put together one of the most extraordinary college basketball careers.
The 1970s brought with it a changing of the guard at coach, including LSU coach Dale Brown, Tennessee coach Pat Summitt and Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall.
The 1980s brought with it two of the most electrifying players in Dominique Wilkins and Charles Barkley; Pat Summitt began turning Tennessee into a dynasty.
The 1990s brought change to the SEC, as Arkansas joined, bringing with it Nolan Richardson and his "40 Minutes of Hell"; Pat Summitt continued her dominance.
SEC expansion brought with it new powers to contend for the top spot, while the conference welcomed the arrival of one coach and mourned the loss of another.
The Georgia college town intertwines culture, food and music to provide a unique experience, starting with Weaver D's and The Grill, hot spots for students.
John T. Edge shows how the Music City earned its name by visiting two of the more popular institutions, Arnold's Country Kitchen and Prince's Hot Chicken.
The top women's teams and top all-around women competitors seek to bring the pride and title of NCAA Women's Gymnastics National Champion to their schools.
Greek natives helped build the Birmingham restaurant scene, from the old guard of Bright Star that found its roots in 1907 to the new stops like Johnny's.