The departure of Scotty Walden, the start to high school basketball and more on ‘Your Week, Your Sports’ | PODCAST

College football wraps up in Clarksville, and Austin Peay head Coach Scotty Walden Find his new home. In the world of high school sports, basketball begins, with a new Player of the week. Lastly, Jeff, and John poke the bear, and discuss the Steelers.

By Christian Brown December 16, 2023 7:59 am

Clarksville NowCoach Scotty Walden at APSU vs. Central Arkansas at Fortera Stadium on Nov 18, 2023. (Wesley Irvin)

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