At 7:12 Sunday evening, a roar filled the jam-packed Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux on Broad Street that was so loud it traveled all the way to the nearby Tennessee Aquarium.

It's not as if Frank Lala's life hasn't had far more highs and lows over his 90 years.

Let's handle our business first. We'll start with the Rushmores.

Hey, the Braves played last night and the Braves won last night.

So the PGA Tour denied the requests from players looking to miss a PGA event to play in the LIV debut in June in London. Game on.

So in today's Chattanooga Times Free Press, the AP shares a story about high school NIL deals, and frankly, it's a touch disconcerting.

The Braves lead-off hitter showed all of baseball why he has more skills and more ways to beat you than any player not wearing an Angels uniform.

Not long after the Atlanta Braves split their four-game series with the National League East-leading New York Mets last week, Braves catcher Travis d'Arnaud told MLB.com: "Our team chemistry is really high and we're all having fun. Good things are happening on the baseball field and we're communicating well. So yeah, good things are coming."

It has been a while, but we have talked about this before: Falling down is often a big part of the life of a hunter, fisherman or outdoorsman.

On one hand, the timing couldn't have been worse.

Keeping popular players — especially ones that are on Hall of Fame career arcs — seems like a novel idea, especially when the franchise had a record-setting 2021 financially.

So many thoughts about this.

Want to know something crazy about how popular the NFL draft is?

Heavy morning of headlines, huh?

Ryan Tannehill's words regarding the Tennessee Titans' season-ending playoff loss to Cincinnati were something every serious sports fan can identify with.

Morning friends. Let's clean some house.

Reality bites.

Tennessee Vols baseball, the club.

Can you tell us a fun fact about yourself?

If you have never experienced Route 60 on Gauley Mountain in West Virginia at 4 in the morning during a rainstorm, you may (or may not) want to give it a try.

The morning sun beating down on a Lloyd Ray Smith Area 4 Special Olympics Games for the first time since 2019 on Saturday morning, director Judy Rogers scanned the Hixson High School football field filled with 102 Special Olympians, broke into a wide smile and said, "It's so wonderful to be together again."

What a night.

Here are my five predictions for tonight, and at least two I am not too happy about: