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Category Archives: Sports
The Final Cut: We Are Marshall
Most football movies celebrate winning a championship. We Are Marshall celebrates something far more meaningful: finding the courage to play again. In this week’s Final Cut, I revisit Matthew McConaughey’s moving portrayal of Jack Lengyel, the devastating tragedy that inspired the film and why even a lifelong Gator can find a hero in Bobby Bowden. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Saturday, November 7, 2026 – Lessons From Mom: God Bless the Bulldogs!
My mother never gave up hope that her beloved Carthage Bulldogs would win a state championship. They finally did, just 16 months after she passed away. Her faith, love and unwavering hope still inspire me today. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse: Catholics, Convicts, the Holy War and a Whole Lot of SEC Football
No. 1 Miami visits Notre Dame, Georgia battles Ole Miss, and Alabama heads to Death Valley. We’ve got picks for 10 college football games, a few disagreements, and plenty of bourbon.
Raise a glass. Take a side. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse: Halloween Weekend, Rivalries and Redemption
Halloween weekend brings classic rivalries, potential upsets and plenty of college football drama. Doug and Scott make their picks for ten games and sample four whiskeys, including Florida bourbons from St. Augustine and Florida Victorious. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse: Texas Takes Center Stage
Scott and Doug return with 10 college football predictions for Week 9, headlined by Ole Miss at Texas. Plus, a bourbon tasting featuring Ironroot Harbinger, Sagamore High-Rye, Uncharted and more. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse: Bourbon, Buckeyes and Bloomington
The Buckeyes head to Bloomington for a top-five showdown, Alabama visits Rocky Top, and Notre Dame faces BYU. Doug and Scott break down ten college football games, compare their predictions, and sample four bourbons before raising one final glass to a special friend. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse: Crimson Tide, Gator Bites and Bourbon Nights
Doug and Scott are back with another round of college football predictions, including Alabama at Mississippi State, Florida at Missouri, Miami at Clemson and more — plus four bourbon pours to get through the slate. Continue reading
Southern Sports Stillhouse, Week 5: Ten Games, Two Bourbons, One Loaded Saturday
Week 4 brings a loaded college football slate, from Ole Miss-Florida and Texas-Tennessee to Oregon-USC. Doug and Scott preview all 10 games, make their picks and pour a few bourbons along the way. Continue reading