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Another three hour episode with JC taking some time to recover from illness. Rob Williams joins to cohost the first hour with a little Buy or Sell, and Perry Orth joins to talk Shawn Elliott and expectations for the team as they prepare for Oklahoma. JB and Mad Dog wrap things with some SEC football and Gamecocks hoops talk.

JB and Mike welcome Preston Thorne for his thoughts on the LSU game and the change at O-Line coach. JB and Mike look at the SEC through half a season, and Phil joins for a final third hour with some Gamecock Graffiti voicemails, and they wrap talking some bad calls from the league on Saturday.

Mad Dog Monday kicks of with JC and Phil looking at the impact of the Teasley firing. They speculate the reasons for the mid season release, and look a LSU loss from all angles to see how the team can progress from here

JB and Mike open things discussing the staff changes to the football program after another disappointing outing against LSU. Pat DiMarco joins to give his thoughts on the team, and they wrap with some discussion and looks around the nation coming off a big weekend.

The final injury report, what's on the menu?, the uniform report, big and small things and interaction with Gamecocks across the country as South Carolina looks for a season-turning win at LSU on Saturday night in Red Stick.

JB, JC, Phil, and the host of guests are back to preview the LSU game as the Gamecocks are set to take on the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge.

A look at the match-ups and some off the radar keys to the game as South Carolina hits the road for Baton Rouge to face No. 11 LSU on Saturday night. Also, a refreshed look at the injury report, the what-ifs and more.

It's Smorgasbord Day as Alex Jones jumps in. A stellar VHS dates. Confidence is building for the game.

Justin Hall and Perry Orth check in to talk Carolina-LSU. Mike Morgan, JC Shurburtt and the Mad Dog are in at the end for the Fab 5 Challenge.

South Carolina has issues. LSU has issues. Which team solves their own issues and takes advantage of the opponent issues will win Saturday night in Baton Rouge.

This episode has fire. Mad Dog and JC caught a troll and then it's wide open football for the rest of the way with specific discussion about what the Gamecocks plan on offense could be because hopefully it's not the same old plan we saw for five games. How many total yards will LaNorris Sellers get against LSU on Saturday night? Also, a cringe worthy news segment in place of VHS Dates and more on...

A dive into what happened the only time South Carolina defeated LSU in SEC play. Rob Williams of SEC Sunday Night. John Whittle on All Things, including Gamecock Softball landing a major commit, keys to the LSU football game and a whole lot more.

South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers will be playing in the toughest road environment of his career Saturday night against LSU at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge. What gives the Gamecocks hope on offense against a stout LSU defense given the struggles Carolina has had on that side of the football?

Ben Breiner of TheBigSpur.com joins The Show to discuss his five games in breakdown of the issues with South Carolina's offense. He dives deep. It's a good conversation. Also, the Chat Box is wide open as we discuss what the Gamecocks need to do to beat LSU. Also, clown cereal commercials are the things that nightmares are made of and the poll is all about the Carolina D vs. the Bayou Bengals' O,...

Mike Morgan returns to co-host and former Gamecocks defensive lineman Preston Thorne is today's featured guest as South Carolina looks ahead to a trip to Baton Rouge this weekend to face LSU. What are the keys to the game? Will the Tigers try to force the issue running the ball? Can the Gamecocks defense hold up?

South Carolina's defense needs a lot of carry over after three quarters of high level play in a 35-13 win against Kentucky on Sept. 27 to have a shot at knocking off LSU in Baton Rouge on Saturday night. Also, the Miami series is cancelled for next season and 2027, leaving the Gamecocks in need of an opening weekend opponent.

JC and Mad Dog kick off the week with some fun chat, and a look at some of the less than stellar results for some big brands over the weekend before turning their attention to more important subjects such as Danny McBride, Jon Bon Jovi albums, and VHS Dates. They wrap with some LSU chat and all the interactions from the Nana's Porch Chat Box.

After an open date and weekend of anxiety free football, JB and Mike kick off game week with a review of the action, and some results across the country. They welcome Pat DiMarco to shift gears and analyze the Gamecocks as they prepare for LSU

JB wraps the BYE week with a visit from Raphael Esparza to get us up to seed on the numbers this weekend. John Strickland is in for the second hour with a visit from Chef Will Turner to offer us another tailgate snack idea!

The College Sports Commission governing NIL is a clown show, so we open the clown show by talking about it. A snitch line? Come the you-know-what on. ... the best mobile home commercial leads off Smorgasbord. Alex rates it. Who is the bigger surprise this season? Gerald Kilgore or Vandrevius Jacobs? Who would Alex Jones start on the offensive line?

Thursday Trifecta in full effect. Justin Hall of Four Quarter Friday, Perry Orth and Hale McGranahan of TheBigSpur.com all highlight today's episode. JC and Mike Morgan pop in at the end for the Fab 5 Challenge.

There have been some things about the 2025 South Carolina football season that are quite positive. JC Shurburtt dives into four big ones in the final bye week episode of Coffee.

Who should start at left tackle for the Gamecocks against LSU? Wide Open Wednesday features, for some reason, several birthdays along with great ideas on how to fix the offense from the Nana's Porch Chat Box. The Show starts with a discussion on trash day, but we dive into the football hard core pretty much all show.

Rob Williams of SEC Sunday Night, Gamecock legend and host of Tailgate Talks Stephen Garcia and John Whittle of TheBigSpur.com on All Things highlight a packed episode of The Morning Show.

In an effort to find answers (or blame) about South Carolina's 3-2 start, an article in The State plus a handful of fans on message boards and social media have started to call into question the Gamecocks' 2025 transfer portal recruiting efforts. JC Shurburtt breaks it down factually and points out that there is no way to evaluate this South Carolina portal class one way or the other at this point...