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.
John T. Edge learns about tradition and creativity from the Louisiana city, as two restaurants feature signature dishes that showcase their Creole heritage.
A small church town in Kentucky has seen plenty of change over the years but some things remain the same with Laha's Red Castle and Jake's 150 Quick Stop.
Recognized as the buckle on the Boudin Belt, the small Louisiana town sports rice fields that double as crawfish ponds and a history lesson on Cajun cuisine.
John makes a trip back to South Carolina to the birthplace and final resting place of his mother, Mary Beverly Evans Edge, to reminisce about her legacy.
The small Arkansas town is home to the largest oxbow in North America, Lake Chicot, as a result of the mighty Mississippi River changing course over time.
The GameDay crew goes on the road to various locations across the country and discusses the biggest games of the week, while evaluating player performances.
John T. Edge takes viewers through the South to see how the food, culture and history intertwine in the region, going to local hotspots to try unique cuisine.
John T. Edge takes viewers through the South to see how the food, culture and history intertwine in the region, going to local hotspots to try unique cuisine.
John T. Edge takes viewers through the South to see how the food, culture and history intertwine in the region, going to local hotspots to try unique cuisine.