Evan Cohen, Chris Canty and Michelle Smallmon discuss the latest stories from around the world of sports making headlines and previewing marquee games.

The SEC dominance began to take shape in the 2000s as the conference would win five of the national titles during the decade, including two at LSU and Florida.

The SEC continues its rise to conference dominance, winning seven-straight national titles, while Alabama's Nick Saban seeks his spot in the history books.

A documentary on Steve Spurrier showcases why he epitomizes SEC football, from winning the 1966 Heisman to coaching Florida to a 1996 national title.

Coverage of the German knockout soccer competition held annually that features 64 teams from the Bundesliga, 2.Bundesliga and the four best teams from 3.Liga.

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 1983 College World Series, featuring a lot of star power, saw the Texas Longhorns, led by Roger Clemens, go up against the underdog Alabama in the final.

The South Carolina players during the 2010 and 2011 national title seasons formed a bond with two kids at the children's hospital during their annual visits.

Hired in 1983, Skip Bertman inherited an LSU baseball team that was an afterthought, turning them around with a massive overhaul from inside and out.

Ole Miss was the last at-large team selected to play in the 2022 NCAA Baseball Tournament but would turn that opportunity to its greatest achievement.

The story of the 1985 Mississippi State Bulldogs team is retold, including the complicated relationship between Will Clark and Rafael Palmeiro.

Charlotte Secondary picked up lacrosse as an after-school activity, but would soon see their ragtag team as one of the state championship contenders.