Ole Miss has not lost at Vaught-Hemingway in sixteen tries, the bookmakers favor Georgia anyway, and the one thing the desk’s math cannot settle is the address.
Deep Purple hits pause, Tom Petty’s first chapter gets the box-set treatment Friday, and a Georgia radio man says 2027 belongs to stations that stay local.
Your Wednesday rundown from Pretoria Fields Radio: Ian Gillan’s health sidelines Deep Purple, Neal Schon keeps the Journey door open, a stacked November 6 release day,…
Deep Purple hits pause, Tom Petty’s first chapter gets the box-set treatment Friday, and a Georgia radio man says 2027 belongs to stations that stay local.
Ole Miss has not lost at Vaught-Hemingway in sixteen tries, the bookmakers favor Georgia anyway, and the one thing the desk’s math cannot settle is the address.
Your Wednesday rundown from Pretoria Fields Radio: Ian Gillan’s health sidelines Deep Purple, Neal Schon keeps the Journey door open, a stacked November 6 release day, and a look back at November 4 in rock history.
The Ole Miss coach says Georgia never beats itself, which is a compliment with a trap door in it, and that door has opened under Kirby Smart twice in Oxford.
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