Jim Dunaway, Lance Taylor, Ryan Brown, live from the Birmingham Racecourse Casino Studios.

The next round, presented by Bud Light, is on now.

And as I told you by our friends at Champies and Champies chicken, Highway 119 in Alabaster,

go by and see Sterling the crew down there, those in-house made desserts and side items,

just go perfect with the hand-cut chicken fingers or the bone-on chicken's breast and thighs and legs and all the great

southern comfort food, the pull boys and everything you get there with Sterling and the crew,

Champy's chicken go by Highway 119 and Alabaster.

Before we get back into college football and everything else going on, I love what the

UFL announced yesterday.

First of all, Birmingham keeps their team.

And we're not going to spend a whole lot of time talking about it right here.

But with the history of the spring sport and what Birmingham had done,

winning the championships, didn't win it last year.

But important that the franchise state in Birmingham,

and I'm glad they did that. They did move into three new markets, moving franchises around,

taking teams out of San Antonio, Detroit, and Memphis, and moving them to Columbus, Ohio,

Louisville, Kentucky, and Orlando. And I love all three of those moves,, Louisville, Kentucky, and Orlando.

And I love all three of those moves, giving Louisville a chance to have a professional

sports franchise.

They'll play in their soccer stadium there, which is really cool, right there on the river

in downtown.

Columbus is the largest television market in the country without a pro football team.

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