I am telling you Daddy, and telling you little brother, and mother, and all the others, last night was one Wild Night…I woke up this Saturday morning, and The Rewind bells were going off in my head…The field was spinning and my team was winning and it was only beginning Daddy…My Main Man Mick, had the right pick and we brought him back in here this morning as Dude Love, alongside his son Dewey, and by the time they are throughie we will all know what to dooie…Hit it Herman, as we call up and channel in our old law firm of Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe…Make the CLICK and you will be with Mick…And this ought to Stick to the pit of your stomachs for a VERY GOOD Saturday Morning Rewind…CLICK BELOW, and off we go, To See The Wizard, as he removes his gizzard, with a medical lizard…Again, HIT IT HERMAN, and the Saturday Morning Rewind, is a Runnin’….
Here are those picks from last night, and did anybody else join me in taking both Northwest Guilford and Southwest Guilford to win last night??? I may have missed a few, but I nailed those two, and, “How Do/Did You Do Mrs. Wiley?”…..
Grimsley
Page
Northern Guilford
Ragsdale
Southeast Guilford
Northeast Guilford
Northwest Guilford
Southwest Guilford
High Point Andrews
High Point Christian Academy
Bishop McGuinness….Big win for Coach McQuitty and his boys, 42-40, with CPLA over Bishop…
Rockingham County
Oak Grove
West Forsyth…35-34 WS Reagan wins it in Overtime….
Burlington Williams
From last night, remember the old Mast General Store Scoreboard, on those APP State games from back in the day??? Well we have Don Moore and the Moore EmergeOrtho Scoreboard coming back you way one MORE time…CLICK HERE and you is there…
Taking it back in time, another time, let’s go back to some of last night’s action, with Woody Durham III and Luke Lee bringing us the Eastern Guilford at Northern Guilford game on GreensboroSports Radio…CLICK HERE and here/there you go…Same deal/same story with all the glory, and nothing gory from Corey/Coach Coiro and Demetri Morrison and they have for you, Grimsley at Dudley from Friday night…CLICK HERE and it is on, like a pot of GHOE neckbone…And we didn’t even need Al Capone and his trombone…
With all of our Civil Liberties Mandates still circulating across the county, we take you back to our Touchdown Tally on last night’s Eastern Guilford at Northern Guilford game…
CLICK HERE and we are on Spencer Dixon Road, where everyone in the stands was, “Doing The Disco Duck”…..
CLICK BELOW and don’t you know we have Rick Dees, a Greensboro native, bringing us The Video…Whoa, this is a ThrowBack, a real “Blast From the Past, that somehow found a way To Last”…CLICK ON my Prodigal Son…
Caroline Wills, from the News and Record, was also at the EG-NG game, and she filed this report, and you can check it out when You CLICK HERE…And the people might be saying, “What You Talking About Wills?”…..It pays the bills, and you can take in all the thrills and chills, as they climb the hills, out there at the, Johnny Roscoe Stadium….Where everybody is still Doing The Disco Duck….Be sure to climb over the paywall somehow, as you approach Gate Three…
Bryant Roche is saying Touche, and this cat will not go away, because he has something to say, and he is ready to play, and this man will do it his way, just like Frank did back in his day…
CLICK HERE and you will swear, how did I get in here, but upon arrival, you will see it all about Survival and this is, “Where It Is At Daddy”…..Hey Y’all, don’t squall, just climb the Paywall, and you are at ‘Home Sweet Homie’……….
And Oh Yeah, BTW, Bryant with Grimsley at Dudley from last evening…
As they say on the big stage where Bryant and Frank S. both do reside, it must all be done One Way…Do it, “My Way”…..
We have Three Options from our Friday Night Football Shows…And I will bring in those options, since this is Supposed to be a Saturday Morning Rewind Football Show…
Option One, and this is the first one I found while surfing on my small $80.00 color TV that I bought at the Spring Garden Pawn and Jewelry Shop, over 40 years ago….
Option One is The High School Playbook, and there she is Miss America of 2026, Chanel Porter, and that is Chanel on Channel 12…And maybe with a little Chanel #5 thrown in for good measure…
CLICK HERE for Part I of The Playbook…
CLICK HERE for Part II of The Playbook…They say Chanel will tell it all to us on the football features, and she may even be “Doing The Disco Duck”…Probably No Such Luck…
For Option Two, we turn into Two/WFMY News 2 for their Friday Football Fever Show, with Logan Campbell and Bryce Parker, and this show #2/Two for me last night…12 was 1, and 2 was 2, if that makes any sense at all…Nothing has so far, so let’s keep on Going…The old saying says, “The Show Must Go On”…..
Hard to find a video link to the full show, and they ought to start taking a page out of the Chanel Porter Playbook, but for all of the Albert Einstein, Louis Pasteur, and Dr. Frankenstein in me, I found a way for you to Link Up to all the Football Fever Videos, from last night’s show…
CLICK HERE and you are Money, Mr. Mooney…
Option Three and they did not have a full show last night, but did have some highlights with Danny Harnden on the FOX 8 News, following the World Series Game from FOX…
And it was, and still is, The Friday Football Frenzy…From WGHP/FOX 8…
CLICK HERE and there you go pro…This link will make you think, and get you rolling…
The WS Reagan-West Forsyth Double Overtime Game from HSOT is something you should see…Take it from me, the HSOT is the place to be in 2033, and for 2026, still one of our Top Picks…
www.hsot.com
In double OT, No. 7 Reagan wins thriller over rival No. 10 West Forsyth to clinch conference title
By Laieke Abebe, HighSchoolOT Contributor
CLEMMONS, N.C. – Reagan and West Forsyth needed more than 48 minutes to settle one of the top matchups of the regular season.
This top 10 matchup of Forsyth County rivals more than lived up to the billing on senior night in Clemmons.
A game-tying touchdown by Seven Glover followed by the winning extra point from Damian Gutierrez helped Reagan clinch a share of the Central Piedmont 7A/8A title with a 35-34 victory on Friday night. After being shutout by the Titans in their previous two meetings, the Raiders wouldn’t be denied.
Tied at 14 going to the final quarter, the Raiders had possession in plus territory and Harrington quickly made up for the interception. He found Seven Glover through the middle of the field for a 23-yard score to put Reagan up seven with 8:45 left in regulation.
Morales, Marrow and the Titans offense found a way to counter quickly. The senior wide receiver lined up the wildcat burst for a nine-yard score to tie the game at 21. That was set up by a crucial Morales completion to Marrow on third-and-long.
However, Reagan had enough time to make their own methodical march. Evans Jr. led the way again for the Raiders as they made another trip into the Titans red zone.
After taking the clock all the way down to 24 seconds remaining, the junior standout appeared to run for a first down before an illegal shift negated the conversion. He’d be stopped on fourth down, but only two seconds remained and it was time for the ultimate decision.
Gutierrez, who missed an extra point in the first quarter, was unable to win it in regulation as time expired. His 40-attempt sailed wide left leading to overtime in the village of Clemmons.
CLICK HERE to real all, and much more to read…Missed PAT Kick in Overtime 2, from West Forsyth, was a difference-maker…
**********As our finisher today, MORE on Rick Dees, who lived in Greensboro, and he came up with our catchy theme we are using this week, “The Disco Duck”…**********
from Wikipedia:
Dees began his radio career at a Greensboro radio station called WGBG while still in high school(Grimsley High School). He worked for various radio stations throughout the southeastern United States, including WCAR (now known as WXYC) in Chapel Hill, North Carolina; WSGN in Birmingham, Alabama; and WKIX in Raleigh, North Carolina.
His introduction to the international entertainment arena began while working at WMPS AM 680 (“The Great 68”) in Memphis, Tennessee, during the disco craze of the mid-to-late-1970s. He wrote and recorded “Disco Duck” in 1976; it sold more than six million copies. The song can be heard in Saturday Night Fever in a brief scene in which a group of older people were learning to “move their feet to the disco beat”. While this platinum recording earned him a People’s Choice Award for Favorite New Song, and the BMI Award for record sales in one year,[citation needed] Dees was expressly forbidden from playing the song on the air by station management (rival stations refused to play it for fear of promoting their competition). Dees was fired from WMPS when he mentioned that his song, “Disco Duck”, was almost number 1, and his own radio station would not let him play it. The station manager said it was a conflict of interest. Dees did not perform the actual duck vocals on the song since he could not “talk like a duck”. The duck vocals were recorded at Shoestring Productions in Memphis, Tennessee by Ken Pruitt, who moved away before the song became popular, and the vocals for the duck were done by Michael Chesney of Memphis for the concert tour. Chesney had done some comedic voices for Dees prior to Disco Duck. The tour went from Disney World to New York City, billed as Rick Dees and The Cast of Idiots. After a 45-day non-compete clause in his contract was satisfied, Dees was hired by RKO Radio to do the morning show at WHBQ AM 560 in Memphis.
The success of Dees at their Memphis radio station, combined with his TV appearances and hit music, motivated station owner RKO General to offer Rick the morning radio show in Los Angeles at KHJ (AM). Dees helped their ratings, but AM music radio was rapidly losing ground to FM. When KHJ switched to country music, Dees left KHJ, taking a morning position at KIIS-FM[11] in July 1981. In a short time, he turned KIIS-FM into the #1 revenue-generating radio station in America, with an asset value approaching half a billion dollars.
He began his Weekly Top 40 countdown program, still currently in syndication, on the weekend of October 8–9, 1983 on 18 stations; the show was created after Dees’s station KIIS dropped American Top 40 in a dispute over the playing of network commercials. The Weekly Top 40 has been heard each weekend in over 200 countries worldwide and the Armed Forces Radio Network. It is distributed domestically by Compass Media Networks and internationally by Dees Entertainment International (through Radio Express). In December 2008, the Weekly Top 40 became the first English-speaking radio show to air in China. The syndicated Countdown is available in several different editions including Hit Radio (for contemporary hit radio stations), Hot Adult (hot adult contemporary radio stations), 80s Edition and 90s Edition on terrestrial radio stations around the world.
After 23 years on radio station KIIS-FM, Dees left in February 2004 with no official explanation, and he was replaced by Ryan Seacrest. Dees returned to Los Angeles radio in August 2006 on KMVN, Movin 93.9, hosting the morning show along with Patti “Long Legs” Lopez and Mark Wong. On April 15, 2009, Movin 93.9 dismissed its radio personalities and changed the format to Spanish contemporary music after a leasing of the station to Mexico City business Grupo Radio Centro. Dees was one of the last voices on the station before the flip, redirecting listeners of his show to RICK.COM. On April 20, 2011, Dees returned for the second time, this time at KIIS’s sister station KHHT, following the station’s formatting shift to a Gold-based Rhythmic AC. His show at KHHT lasted for a year.
Dees continues distribution of his Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 Countdown globally to terrestrial radio stations and streaming in the U.S., making it the longest continuously running countdown featuring pop music in the world. He also continues to host the syndicated Daily Dees show, and can be heard in Hawaii on Kohala Radio KNKR 96.1 FM each morning live.