Auburndale

Hi, Julie.

Carrie from Auburndale, Florida.

"I'm 55 and no periods now for two years, but I suddenly started bleeding three times in the last two weeks.

Would you please scan my girl parts? [laughs] Thank you." Sure, Carrie.

Austin Bunce parks it in victory lane at Hendry County in Florida.

Auburndale to Tyler Landis.

Luke Cooper, another win, this time at Winder Barrow in Georgia, and Hartwell goes to Bryan Tullis.

And joining us now on the ProFabrication.com hotline, the executive director at North Wilkesboro Speedway, Graig Hoffman.

Roger in Lakewood, Washington, $84 seed.

Derek in Auburndale, Florida, $350 seed.

Janie, location not given, probably has warrants out, $50 seed.

Thank you.

Brandon Umberger wins with Florida at Five Flags to Matt Craig.

Cody Durham wins Auburndale, and Henry goes to Robbie Smith.

Down in South Carolina at MODOC, it's Ethan Wilson.

Cohen McDaniel wins Travelers Rest in Cherokee.

Evelyn from St. Louis.

Brooks and Carson from Auburndale, Florida.

Ruby from Austin, Texas.

Abigail from Braintree, Massachusetts.

Brent Jenkins wins Marion County in Florida.

Auburndale to Cody Strickler.

Tyler Clem, another win at Volusia.

Tazewell, Tennessee to William Blankenship.

It should be Florida man smells nice for the first time in history.

The 22-year-old Auburndale resident was driving a GMC Sierra westbound on the Polk Parkway at around 7:00 AM on September 14th when he entered a curve while putting on deodorant.

The truck struck a crash attenuator, a roadside safety device designed to absorb impact, before coming to rest atop the barrier near mile marker 14, in case anyone wants to go visit the scene.

It's quite the tourist attraction now.

That's right.

So a young Auburndale man was heading out Monday morning and realized something was wrong.

Maybe the smell in the cab of his truck.

Sometimes you can feel it.

And those types of things really come into play throughout the course of the season.

What about, you know, let's talk a little bit about the difference when you guys go see a JUCO player, right? There was just a big JUCO tournament in Florida, the Auburndale tournament.

I read a post where there was over 150 college coaches and pro scouts there.

I had talked to a few college guys about some of our clients, and I know they were heading that way.