Matt Smith hosts solo. Topics include the basketball playoffs, the coaches clinic and a South Carolina High School Baseball tradition unlike any other on the coast in Georgetown. Four Quarter Friday is presented in proud partnership with the South Carolina Athletic Coaches Association.

High school basketball around the state of South Carolina is heating up as the playoffs are here and Aaron Lucas and Andrew Baxley have us covered on a hardwood heavy episode of Four Quarter Friday.

Four Quarter Friday welcomes Byrnes boy's basketball coach Layne Fowler in to talk about the season the Rebels are having. Also, Terrence Scriven, Crestwood High School AD, Plus, we take you around the state in basketball and other winter sports.

More South Carolina High School Basketball, realignment fallout, more of all things winter sports and welcomes special guests Lou Bezjak from The State Newspaper and Socastee High School Athletics Director Joshua Vinson.

The South Carolina High School League released new region assignments for 2026-28 and Matt Smith and Steve Hall dive into everything. What works and what does not work? Plus, feedback from the Chat Box. Also, high school basketball season in the Palmetto State is on fire right now with competitive teams and games and the question again is asked which team is the best in 5A at the moment? There's an all-star guest list on that topic: Andrew Baxley of Prep Hoops SC and Akeim Ballum of Prep Girls Hoops SC chime in.

Matt Smith and Steve Hall are joined by J.L. Mann athletics director Brian Mahan and David Shelton of the Charleston Post & Courier to discuss winter sports including basketball and wrestling and also reclassification in the state of South Carolina, which is always something to debate and discuss.

Four Quarter Friday is live from the Touchstone Energy Bowl. (formerly North-South) in Myrtle Beach with interviews and analysis on South Carolina's best. Presented by the South Carolina Athletic Coaches Association.

Everything is on the line as six football champions will be crowned in the state of South Carolina the next two days at South Carolina State in Orangeburg.