It was a big show as Dennis and Jamie welcomed in this year’s Dennis Carter Student Athlete Scholarship winners. Kayla Hudgens of William Campbell and Alec Stickle of Heritage are the recipients of $1,000 scholarships to their respective universities, courtesy of James River Media and Play It Again Sports.

Virginia Tech Football Coach Brent Pry also joined the the guys to talk Hokies.

Dennis and Jamie were talking about what the Mt. Rushmore of Liberty, UVa and Virginia Tech sports would be with Damien Sordelett of the Roanoke Times. NBA expert Johnny Newman also gave his thoughts on the playoffs.

Back from remembering Memorial Day, the guys welcomed UVa beat writer Greg Madia on the show to talk Hoos Baseball getting left out. We also got up to speed with Fox’s Bob Pockrass on the Indy 500 and Coca Cola 600. Bob gave us his all-star race if he could choose 6 drivers between all the series.

Dennis Carter & Anthony McAvoy talked with Travis Beazley of Lynchburg Hornets Baseball as they prepare for Super Regionals. Jamie Hall also checked in from Oregon, covering Liberty Softball.

Dennis Carter & Anthony McAvoy invited the following guests on Carter & Company: Mark Schofield of SB Nation NFL and Ben Cates with the News and Advance.

Dennis Carter & Anthony McAvoy are here for a Wednesday edition of Carter & Company. Some topics include:

• NFL Meetings, NBA Playoffs, Indy 500 News.
• Mark Garrow from Performance Racing Network on Kyle Larson’s attempt at the double.
• E.C. Glass Lacrosse Coach, Eddi Ranuska, on his 200th career win.
• Sunday racing and Kyle Larson’s Double Attempt.

It was Dennis's last show and it was a big one! The legend, Frank Beamer, came on to welcome DC to retirement. Jamie and a whose who list of special guests gave their best wishes in the second half of the show.

Baseball and Softball were on the agenda on today's show. We heard comments from Dot Richardson's press conference as Liberty heads to Supers in Oregon. LFSN's Nick Pierce gave us a CUSA Baseball Tournament preview at Liberty. Finally, leadoff hitter Brandon Garcia from the Lynchburg Hornets talked about their hosting Supers.