A Lexington coach conversation built on staff, leadership, and Friday-night identity.
This Lexington stop follows Brett Mask as he traces a coaching path from UNA to Benjamin Russell High School in Alexander City and then to Lexington High School.

Beau Goss and Tracy Black
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North Alabama sports, school by school.
1st & Sold follows Bo Goss and Tracy Black across North Alabama as they visit schools, coaches, and athletic programs. The show mixes football talk, senior-night gratitude, local connections, and plainspoken conversations about discipline, family, and school pride.
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1st & Sold is a North Alabama high school sports show with its feet firmly planted on local campuses. Football is the main road, but the show also makes room for senior nights, softball, media days, school pride, and the people who keep programs running. Bo Goss and Tracy Black carry the episodes with an easy, familiar rhythm. They ask direct questions, celebrate loudly, and give coaches room to tell the long version. The result feels close to live local radio. It is brisk, warm, and sometimes a little messy, with real conversational overlap and plenty of repeated praise. Episodes on Lexington, Sheffield, Columbia, Sparkman, Grissom, Colbert County, and Priceville show the same pattern again and again: arrive at a school, name the community, honor the program, and ask what makes the people there work. Coaches talk about staff hires, defensive systems, practice habits, mentors, family, tradition, and the pressure of building something young athletes can believe in. A Week 6 catch-up turns toward region races, Florence, Austin, Huntsville, Brooks, Deschler, Hatton, and West Morgan, giving the show some scoreboard urgency. But even there, the conversation keeps returning to relationships. The show is strongest when it notices how tightly connected the North Alabama coaching world is. A passing name can open a memory. A staff list can become a map of old stops, shared mentors, and school-by-school history. The Priceville senior-night episode widens the frame beyond football, turning attention to softball seniors and the lessons they carry forward. 1st & Sold is not built for detached national analysis. It is for listeners who already care about these schools, or who enjoy hearing how a region talks about its own teams. The show treats coaches as community figures, athletes as representatives of something larger, and Friday nights as a shared civic ritual. Its best moments come when game talk becomes life talk without any formal handoff.
Made for: Best for North Alabama high school sports followers, parents, alumni, coaches, and fans who want community context around local programs. It also suits listeners who enjoy coach interviews more than studio debate.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its ground-level access: it travels to schools and lets local coaches connect football strategy to family, tradition, and community identity.
Beau Goss and Tracy Black having a blast talking North Alabama high school sports, real estate and making a difference in many communities. Our objection at 1st & Sold is simple! The mission is to make a positive impact for families, communities, and schools where we call home. We are committed to giving back to our communities by donating our time and resources spotlighting the accomplishments of the student athletes, teachers, coaches, and administrations. We aim to promote teamwork and discipline to young individuals.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Coach interviews and regional analysis reveal how North Alabama high-school football programs prepare, compete, and sustain their communities.
Bo Goss and Tracy Black take 1st & Sold from one North Alabama high school campus to another, giving head coaches room to explain how their programs are built.
A 3-3 stack gets airtime alongside hometown loyalty, if that's your kind of Friday-night buildup.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Lexington coach conversation built on staff, leadership, and Friday-night identity.
This Lexington stop follows Brett Mask as he traces a coaching path from UNA to Benjamin Russell High School in Alexander City and then to Lexington High School.
A North Alabama check-in that turns coach visits into football context.
Bogos and Tracy Black spend this catch-up revisiting the coaches and the community tour, which has reached 27 episodes and still has several schools left to visit.
A Huntsville homecoming that turns into a practical look at Grissom's defense and community roots.
Grissom High School in Huntsville gives the episode its clearest shape, and Preston Judah is the center of that pull. He comes across as someone tied tightly to the place where he grew up, played ball, and now sees a chance to give back to the community that invested in him and…
Colbert County is framed as a place where tradition and coaching detail carry equal weight.
Colbert County is treated as more than a routine stop on the coaches and community circuit. Tradition carries real weight here, from state championships to Friday nights that made Colbert County High School a difficult place to visit, and the field tied to Ozzie Newsome adds…
A steady look at Russellville football as part of school and community life, not just a roster.
PlayNext's stop at Russellville High School centers on head coach Dustin Goodwin and the way he frames football as part of school life and the Russell community.
Danville's coach turns reclassification uncertainty into a steady conversation about focus, relationships, and playing ball.
Football season edges closer in this Danville High School visit, where Coach Andrew Williams frames reclassification less as disruption than as a test of focus.



Raiders seasons, called from the field.



Bo Goss and Tracy Black of 1st & Sold interview new East Limestone High School head coach Juwan Simpson in his office, which has a window into the weight room.
At Priceville Lady Bulldogs Senior Night, Coach Matt Morris and four seniors reflect on six years of softball and life after high school.
Tracy Black and Bo Goss take First and Sold to Lexington High School in Lauderdale County.
The hosts introduce their podcast about high school football coaching in Alabama and welcome Coach Michael Parker of the Sheffield Bulldogs for an interview.
Bogos and Tracy Black are back to catch everybody up.
This episode features an interview with Coach Sammy Coates at Columbia High School in Huntsville, discussing his vision for the football team, summer participation, and building a positive culture.
This episode features an interview with Sparkman High School head football coach Ronnie Watson, discussing his perspective on football and the upcoming 2025 season as part of a community tour in North Alabama.
Bo Goss and Tracy Black visit Grissom High School in Huntsville, Alabama.
The show heads to Colbert County High School in Leighton, Alabama.
The show visits Russellville High School for a conversation with head coach Dustin Goodwin.
On the First and Sold Podcast, Bo Goss and Tracy Black interview Danville High School head coach Andrew Williams about football, player development, and community support.
This episode features an interview with Coach John Ritter of Decatur High School, discussing his legacy in North Alabama sports and the First and Sold platform's community and coaching initiatives.
Sports journalist Olivia Whitmire discusses the recent NCAA basketball finals, including Florida's national championship win and reactions to the game's dramatic ending.
This episode features an interview with Mark Moody, the founder and CEO of Marmac Real Estate, discussing the origins of the company and its community impact in North Alabama.
This introductory episode of the First and Sold podcast discusses the hosts' passion for high school athletics in Alabama, real estate market updates, and community involvement.