Carter & Company

Dennis Carter and Anthony McAvoy are joined by David Cunningham from Tech Sidelines and Virginia Sports Hall of Famer, Jerry Ratcliffe, on this edition of Carter & Company.

Dennis Carter and Anthony McAvoy talk about the NBA Playoffs, Pete Rose and Joe Jackson being eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame. They are joined by Bob Harig from Sports Illustrated and Kenny Rice from NBC Sports.

Mark Cannizzaro of the NY Post reported in live from Quail Hollow at the PGA Championship. Lynchburg Hornets Baseball’s head coach Travis Beazley also previewed this weekend’s NCAA Regional hosted at Fox Field.

Liberty Softball Coach and former Olympian Dot Richardson joined the show to talk about the Lady Flames winning CUSA and heading to Texas A&M for regionals. Greg Madia of the Daily Progress also checked in to talk all things UVa.

Dennis Carter and Rich Roth talk about George Pickens being traded to the Dallas Cowboys. They also talk with Dr. Ben Ferry for the Injury Report and also Jamie Hall LIVE from Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Dennis Carter and Rich Roth talk about Ravens cutting Justin Tucker and the NBA Playoffs as well as connecting with David Teel from the Virginian-Pilot and Bob Pockrass from Fox Sports.

Liberty golfer Ike Joy talked about NCAA regionals coming up at Poplar Grove. Saturday Down South’s Brett Friedlander helped us drive the bus in a lot of different directions from Chapel Hill to Churchill Downs. The show finished with some Monday Mourning.

It was a fun pre-Derby Friday show with NASCAR guru Mark Garrow talking about Talladega and ACC expert Mike Barber getting us up to date on hoops rosters. DC and Jamie also gave their picks in the Run for the Roses.

It was a fun show as the guys talked about weird names at the Kentucky Derby, local softball and the Lakers getting knocked out. Poplar Grove Golf GM John Prengaman also came on to talk about hosting the NCAA Regionals.

Hokie legend Bud Foster was on the show talking Virginia Tech Football. Trevor Sikkema, Lead NFL Draft Analyst for Pro Football Focus also broke down the highs and lows from the weekend.