For the first time since 1995, Georgia and Florida will play somewhere other than Jacksonville, and the two schools still can’t agree on how many times they’ve played at all.
Atlanta’s Cumulus Media comes out of bankruptcy, Richard Thompson lands his 20th solo album, Zebra readies its first record in 23 years, and Tuesday marks 49…
Updated game-day morning: Isaias came ashore Friday night and is fading over Alabama. Tuscaloosa gets a wet, gusty kickoff; Albany still has a Flood Watch. Plus who’s out, and the line moved overnight.
Five games in, the Bulldogs’ run game has been stopped at or behind the line on 12 of 147 designed runs. The margin over opponents, though, has narrowed every week. Next up: Tuscaloosa.
Steven Tyler and company are booking two all-star nights, the Radio Hall of Fame adds eight new members tonight, and October’s release calendar is full of Beatles outtakes, Georgia rock and plenty of twang.
Sophomore Rasean Dinkins got his first start at strong safety against Vanderbilt, and his second exam is Keelon Russell in Tuscaloosa on a Saturday night.
Georgia and Alabama arrive Saturday with the two highest-scoring offenses in the country, and the old idea of a nice 13-10 rock fight has been taken out back and retired.
Your Pretoria Fields Radio rundown for Wednesday, October 7, 2026: fresh reissues, new country and Americana records, lineup news, and a few rock-history birthdays worth raising a glass to.
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