Joxpreps

Jon and Aaron discuss the new bill passed in Florida that allows students to immediately play for any school they want, regardless of where they live, and how it may affect Alabama if it makes its way here.

Jon and Aaron discuss the baseball playoffs, Malik Cunningham's commitment to Louisville, and the new summer competition rules and what it allows for.

Jon and Aaron discuss the positives and negatives surrounding the recent ban on satellite camps and how it affects high school kids in this state.

Jon and Aaron discuss the homeschool rule that the AHSAA passed this past week that allows kids that are homeschooled to play sports at public schools.

Jon and Aaron breakdown the announcement that Opelika QB Jake Bentley will head to South Carolina a year early and discuss John Petty becoming only the third junior to win Mr. Basketball.

The Jacksonville State Gridiron Challenge was announced featuring 20 teams this spring, and Jon and Aaron break down some of the new faces at certain schools in football and basketball.

Aaron and Jon discuss the pros and cons to IMG Academy after multiple in-state players left this off-season for the football powerhouse.

Jon and Aaron discuss the debate between public vs. private schools and whether or not a bill introduced to split them up should be pushed through.

Jon Lunceford and Aaron Daniel break down the 2016 AHSAA state basketball championships, which set a new attendance record, and also give their thoughts on Mr. Basketball.

Jon Lunceford and Aaron Daniel talk about the wrestling finals, recap the basketball regionals and look toward the state finals, and also discussion Muscle Shoals and John Carroll's postseason ban.

The big news this week was Keith Etheredge is leaving Leeds to go to Pell City to be the head football coach and AD. Also, the basketball regionals are underway across the state and the wrestling championships have started in Huntsville.

We recap the AHSAA Indoor Track and Field Championships and highlight the best runners on the day including Hoover's Brittley Humphrey and Montgomery Catholic's Amaris Tyynismaa. We also recap signing day and touch on a few of the top players who left the state of Alabama.