Three Point Stance

Tim Altork put the finishing touch on the question of the week. The crew got back into the swing of things with a Braves report following the All-Star break and previewed Argentina versus Spain in the World Cup Final. Another edition of the summer hit game show Tongue Tied featured special guest judge Heath “The Bone” Stroud. The show also included a look at a rare golf moment, an incredible one-in-six-million occurrence witnessed on the course.

Coach Steve Giddens stepped up with answer to the question of the week, looking at it from both the high school and college levels. Dave unearthed a classic Phil Neel find, while the coaches shared a few genuine fond memories of a former official. The show also featured a Braves report and World Cup results that set up the championship match. The crew added a PGA update and picks for The British Open. Auburn’s opponent for “Ballin’ at Boutwell” was announced.

Rusty Taylor dropped down on the question of the week. The Braves report focused on last night’s All-Star Game, while the World Cup spotlight stayed on the France vs. Spain result and a preview of England vs. Argentina. NASCAR headlines and this week’s picks were also on the table, along with an AHSFHS.org stat of the day. The guys recognized Lineville’s Babe Ruth Southwestern Region 10U championship team.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week. The crew checked in on the Braves at the All-Star break, previewed a marquee World Cup semifinal between France and Spain, and looked ahead to early SEC bowl projections along with an AHSFHS.org stat of the day. Shortt had the guys recalling some of the meanest linebackers in football history.

The guys were joined by Heath “The Bone” Stroud and shared their answers to the new question of the week. They delivered the Braves report as MLB heads into the All-Star break, along with updates on the World Cup semifinals and Wimbledon’s newly crowned champions. The show included a look at ESPN’s college football teams most likely to go undefeated, an AHSFHS.org stat of the day with football season approaching, and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Tim Altork put a bow on the question of the week. The show also featured a Braves report, World Cup scores and schedule, and a Wimbledon update. Another edition of the summer hit game Tongue Tied followed, with Central High School of Clay County Principal Coach Wes Campbell serving as guest judge and offering instant analysis behind his scoring.

Vanderbilt senior Martel Hight, a cornerback, wide receiver, and punt returner, joined the crew. Coach Steve Giddens took his turn on the question of the week. The guys delivered updates with a Braves report, PGA picks, a Wimbledon check-in, and a look at today’s World Cup schedule. They also discussed historic football stadiums and Alabama high school football win totals this decade.

The show as one short with Rusty Taylor on assignment, but the crew still covered plenty of ground. World Cup play continues without the United States. Coach Jerry Weems delivered the Braves report alongside Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, who checked in from the Gulf of America. Taylor also joined via the hotline from Louisiana with the NASCAR report and this week’s picks. The guys looked ahead to Wimbledon’s championship weekend and highlighted headlines from day one of Big 12 Media Days.

The crew was back at full strength with three different takes on the question of the week from Coach Jerry Weems, Dave, and Coach Michael Shortt. They recapped the United States’ run in the World Cup, which came to an end in the Round of 16, and looked ahead as Wimbledon moves toward championship weekend. Shortt also had the guys dive into the earnings of some of the world’s biggest soccer stars.

It was a “Two Point Stance” edition as Rusty Taylor opened things up with the question of the week. The crew broke down the Braves’ weekend, focusing on the first three games of a four-game series. Listeners chimed in to revisit the question, “Are there exceptions to exceptions?" They also debated whether there are too many rules in sports. The focus then shifted to the World Cup as the Round of 16 got underway. The show concluded with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend in sports.

Coach Steve Giddens led the way on the question of the week. He also shared highlights from his recent road trip, including several notable sports sites and venues along the way. Coach Jerry Weems brought a thoughtful moment to the show with a reading of “Dear America” by Sean Dietrich. The guys also delivered the latest Braves report and checked in on the FIFA World Cup with scores and updates. The showended with the PGA report and picks for the John Deere Classic.

Rusty Taylor dropped the flag on the question of the week. The crew delivered the latest Braves report along with a full World Cup scoreboard and schedule update. They also ran through the NASCAR report and made their weekly picks. Taylor had the guys break down returning snap experience across college football.

Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week, centered around a loaf of bread. The show also included the latest Braves report and a World Cup update with scores and the day’s schedule. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network checked in to help recap last Thursday’s cornhole challenge and golf outing. Shortt led a look at NFL Draft picks from the SEC, sparking a broader discussion on the most disappointing teams of the 2020s.

Coach Danny Horn joined Coach Kris Herron, Coach Weems, and Dave. The crew tackled a new question of the week, and Horn provided an update on summer workouts for the Vols. The Braves report reflected a tough weekend out west, while the World Cup moved into the knockout stage. The guys also sized up the favorites heading into Wimbledon and concluded things with the Good, the Bad, and the the Ugly from the weekend in sports.

The crew recapped the 2026 Cornhole Challenge and celebrated a new champion in Bo Law. They also delivered the Braves report and a World Cup update. Round 4 of the summer game Tongue Tied kept the energy up. Tim Altork answered the question of the week and joined in for the PGA report and picks, swinging for Coach Steve Giddens this week.

The 2026 Cornhole Challenge brought a full house and plenty of competition as David Nolen looked to defend his title. Bill “Bubba” Bussey, Hunter Bussey, Brad Law and the kids joined the action, along with Coach Chad Young and Tim Altork. Nolen had challengers coming at him from every direction, but in the end, it was the youngest competitor in the field, Bo Law, who stole the spotlight and claimed the title.

Rusty Taylor ran into the question of the week. They delivered a West Coast Braves report. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined for his Parris Report, covering the latest in JSU athletics and even getting the AI treatment. The guys followed with the NASCAR report and picks, with Heath Bone filling in for Coach Weems and sharing stories from his caddying adventures. They also ran through World Cup scores and the upcoming schedule, then wrapped things up with a preview of Thursday’s 2026 Cornhole Challenge.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week. They delivered the Braves report and broke down the newly crowned NCAA baseball national champion. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network joined for his weekly Law Report, sharing insight on equestrian programs, his take on the College World Series title series, and the latest around Auburn athletics. The guys also ran through World Cup scores and the upcoming schedule. Shortt sparked a conversation on the toughest stadiums in college football for visiting teams.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen jumped into the question of the week. The guys recapped the Braves' weekend and looked ahead to Game 3 of the College World Series, where a national championship was on the line in a winner-take-all showdown. They also discussed the FIFA Club World Cup as teams battle for spots in the knockout round. The crew debated who is the most beloved living football coach among Alabama and Auburn fans before wrapping up the show with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Tim Altork took his shot at the question of the week. The guys delivered the latest Braves report and walked through the schedule for the NCAA Baseball Championship Series. They also recapped recent World Cup scores and set the stage for the United States’ matchup with Australia. Round 3 of Tongue Tied, the 2026 Game of the Summer, brought plenty of laughs with the help of a guest judge. Altork later weighed in on one of the week’s most talked-about topics, offering up potential names for a proposed Tri-County Sports Hall of Fame representing Clay, Cleburne, and Randolph counties.

Coach Steve Giddens swung at the question of the week. The crew got listeners caught up with the latest Braves report, then shifted to the NCAA Baseball College World Series with a look at recent scores and what is ahead on the schedule. Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined for his Hoover Report, breaking down Alabama baseball and recapping the season. The guys also checked in on the PGA Tour and made their picks for the U.S. Open. Coach Giddens closed things out with his thoughts on possible names for a local sports hall of fame.

Rusty Taylor led off the show by answering the question of the week. The crew rolled through the Braves Report. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined to discuss a Braves rainout, weigh in on the College World Series, and share insight on the new baseball coach at JSU. The show also featured the NASCAR Report, along with picks for the Andruil 250 on the San Diego Street Course. The guys debuted a new Three Point Stance AI-generated song submitted by listener Tony Jones. Taylor wrapped things up with his thoughts on a potential Tri-County Sports Hall of Fame and the story behind the name of Upchurch Field in Lineville.

David Nolen and Coach Michael Shortt attacked the question of the week. The crew rolled through the Braves Report and shared updates from the NCAA Baseball College World Series. They also pondered the idea of a Tri County Sports Hall of Fame and who would be the right fit to emcee it. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network joined for his weekly Law Report, offering thoughts on the College World Series, the latest around Auburn athletics, and a look at the Gulf of America. Shortt also had the group examine all-time NFL first-round picks from each SEC school.

It’s a two-point stance kind of day with David Nolen out on an excused absence. Coach Jerry Weems answered the question of the week, with loyal listeners adding their perspective. The Braves report set the tone before the conversation shifted to the NCAA Men’s College World Series. The guys reacted to champions being crowned in both the NBA and NHL, while also keeping an eye on the ongoing World Cup. The show wrapped with a look at the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from across the sports world.

Tim Altork hit the question of the week. The crew delivered another Braves report from the Windy City. A World Cup preview quickly went off the rails. The second round of the 2026 Game of the Summer, Tongue Tied, kept things moving. They previewed the opening round schedule of the NCAA Men’s College World Series and Game 5 of the NHL Finals. The guys also shared their thoughts on the Texas Tech quarterback situation and gambling in sports.

Heath Stroud sat in for Coach Steve Giddens, who was away on assignment. Bone took a swing at the question of the week. The guys recapped their time at Knotty Pines Gun Club, and Coach Jerry Weems shared his experience from Tuesday night’s soccer friendly at Jordan-Hare. The Braves report included a look at the other side as Atlanta plays in Chicago against the White Sox. Caddie Bone guided the crew through this week’s PGA report and picks. They also discussed a historic comeback in the NBA Finals.

Live from Knotty Pines Gun Club in Heflin! The crew goes “In the Woods with Richard Sprayberry.” The voice of the Vols, Rusty Taylor, answered the question of the week. The Braves report kept things rolling. They recapped of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. The NASCAR report and picks featured some fill-in pickers. The guys also revisited their shooting history as they got set to hit the sporting clay course at Knotty Pines Gun Club.

Singing and fishing got the morning started. Coach Michael Shortt answered the question of the week. The Braves report carried the conversation into a baseball card discussion. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined with his Law Report and an update on Tigers athletics. Shortt also shared his thoughts on running backs reaching 300 carries in their college careers.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen jumped on a new question of the week. The guys ran through a Braves report from the weekend series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. They recapped the NCAA baseball super regionals and checked in on both the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Final. The crew also highlighted champions crowned at Roland Garros and wrapped things up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend in sports.

Tim Altork took a turn on the question of the week. The crew gave a Braves report. They recapped the Women’s College World Series and the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final, then looked ahead to Game 2 of the NBA Finals and broke down the NCAA baseball super regional schedule. The French Open championship match also made its way into the mix ahead of the weekend. And with that, the summer game is on, Tongue Tied!

Coach Steve Giddens swung at the question of the week. The crew rolled through another Braves report. They kept an eye on Texas, now one win away from another Women’s College World Series title, and checked in on both the NHL and NBA Finals. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined with an update on Alabama’s super regional preparations. The guys also provided the weekly PGA report, along with picks for this week’s signature event.

Coach Jerry Weems, David Nolen, and The Bone got the day started on the road with Bill “Bubba” Bussey in a self-driving Tesla. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined to wrap up a historic season for JSU baseball. The guys later shared their thoughts on the self-driving experience and checked in with a Braves report as a new series got underway. The NASCAR report included picks with the circuit heading to Michigan, along with a look at Game 1 of the NHL Stanley Cup Final and a preview of the NBA Finals. Rusty Taylor also weighed in on the SEC’s showing in the NCAA softball and baseball tournaments.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week. The guys checked in on the Braves as they open a new series. They also looked ahead to the Women’s College World Series championship and the Men’s College Baseball Super Regionals set for the weekend. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined to break down Auburn’s long weekend and their preparation for super regional play. The crew also turned to the NHL as the Stanley Cup Final gets underway tonight. Coach Shortt led a look at all-time SEC single-game rushing performances.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen jumped in on the question of the week. The crew followed with a Braves report from the weekend series against Cincinnati. They also tracked the Women’s College World Series as it moves toward the championship series and discussed the men’s college baseball regionals. The show closed with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from across the sports world.

Coach Jerry Weems looked back on his arrival in Clay County in 1976, offering a glimpse into how it all began. Tim Altork checked in with the question of the week and recapped his first visit to historic Rickwood Field. The crew ran through the latest Braves update and laid out the NCAA baseball tournament schedule. They recapped scores from the Women’s College World Series along with a look at today’s matchups, and the French Open made its way into the mix with news of a notable upset.

Coach Steve Giddens stepped up with his take on the question of the week. The crew checked in with the latest Braves report. A trip to historic Rickwood Field made for plenty to talk about, while the Women’s College World Series got underway. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined from the playground and still delivered a full update on Alabama athletics. The show wrapped with a PGA report, including this week’s picks.

It was a birthday show for Weems, and the crew marked the occasion by surprising him with a visit from his brother, Coach Ricky Weems. Rusty Taylor jumped on the question of the week before the guys checked in with the latest Braves report. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to share stories from his playground days and to preview the Gamecocks as they head into regional play. The crew also made a stop for the NASCAR report, covering news from the 600, a tragic loss away from the track, and this week’s picks. They also looked ahead to a trip to Rickwood Field later in the day.

Coach Skip Holtz started off the week, sharing reflections from his recent trip to the beaches of Normandy following Memorial Day. He joined Weems, Dave, and Coach Michael Shortt to take on the question of the week. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network checked in, looking back on his playground days in Piedmont while also previewing Auburn’s path into a baseball regional weekend. The crew followed with a Memorial Day weekend Braves report and a look at the NCAA Baseball Tournament field, along with the eight teams that have advanced to the Women’s College World Series. The show concluded with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The one and only Paul Finebaum helped kick off the show. Tim Altork made it two straight weeks back in studio. They ran through the latest Braves report and checked in on the SEC Baseball Tournament, while also breaking down scores and schedules from the Softball Super Regionals now underway. The guys also hit on high school baseball and softball championships as the seasons reach the finish.

Coach Steve Giddens and Coach Chad Young took on the question of the week. The guys followed with the Braves report before an SEC update, with a few in studio rule debates adding to the chaos. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to preview Alabama’s opening game in the SEC Tournament. The crew also went “Golfin’ with Giddens” at the PGA Championship and made their picks for the week. They wrapped up with a discussion on the latest AHSAA rulings involving probations and suspensions.

Rusty Taylor hammered away the question of the week. The guys followed with the latest Braves report, hoping for a better stretch ahead. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, answered the question of the week and provided an update as the Gamecocks prepare for the CUSA Baseball Tournament. The crew went “Racin’ with RAT” for the weekly NASCAR report and picks. Former Vol and current North Georgia Nighthawk Sydnee Reaves joined the show. The guys also discussed the SEC Tournament, and Taylor took a closer look at the ABS system being used in tournament play.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week. The crew followed with a Braves report as the series opened in Miami and looked ahead to opening day at the SEC Baseball Tournament in Hoover. They also previewed the start of the NBA Conference Finals and caught up with Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network, who weighed in on the question of the week and provided an update on Auburn athletics. The guys made a stop on the water, as Shortt broke down the latest Elite Series bass fishing results.

David Nolen brought the treats with Orange-sicle Krispy Kreme doughnuts. Coach Jerry Weems, Dave, and Coach Danny Horn answered the question of the week. The guys delivered another winning Braves report, recapped the final weekend of SEC baseball, and looked at SEC softball teams advancing to the super regionals. They also checked in on the NBA and NHL playoffs as both moved into the conference championship round. The show closed with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Back at full strength after a couple of mornings of live softball coverage, the crew returned with a busy show. Coach Steve Giddens and Tim Altork swung at the question of the week, while the guys dove into a PGA report with picks already impacted by the opening round of the PGA Championship. They also delivered the Braves report, recapped SEC baseball scores, and looked ahead to SEC teams in the NCAA softball tournament. The show wrapped with the NASCAR report and this week’s picks.

With Lady Vols softball continuing in postseason play, the show moved on a shortened schedule. The crew squeezed in a quick Braves report, checked in with Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network, and looked ahead to the final weekend of SEC baseball matchups. They also recapped the latest from the NBA and NHL playoffs and compared the highest- and lowest-paid coaches in college football before handing things off.

It was an abbreviated edition of the show as the crew prepared to hand things off to Rusty Taylor, the voice of the Vols, alongside analyst Coach Jerry Weems, for coverage of Lady Vols softball from the regional tournament at Lagoon Park in Montgomery. Before stepping aside, the guys delivered the latest Braves report, checked in with Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, for an athletics update, and recapped the latest action from the NBA Playoffs.

New Randolph County head football coach Tal Morrison helped kick off the show. Coach Michael Shortt answered the question of the week. The guys previewed this week’s Alabama High School Baseball semifinal matchups, while Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network checked in with his answer to the question and an update on Auburn athletics. The show also included discussions on the ongoing NBA and NHL playoffs.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen stepped up to tackle a brand-new question of the week. The guys delivered the latest Braves report, though it came with sad news for fans.The crew recapped the results of the SEC Softball Tournament and took a look ahead at the SEC teams in the NCAA Softball Tournament. They also broke down SEC baseball action from the weekend. The show rounded out with a discussion of the ongoing NBA Playoffs and another entertaining installment of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

The crew reflected on the question of the week. They also delivered the latest Braves report and discussed the lasting legacy of Ted Turner. The guys broke down the SEC softball tournament as it narrowed down to the final four and looked ahead to weekend baseball series getting underway. They also checked in on both the NBA and NHL playoffs as postseason action continues to heat up. The show wrapped with some interesting SEC football title trivia.

Live from the Clay County Health Fair at the Clay County Health and Wellness Center! Stephen Young, the Director of the Clay County Healthcare Authority, stopped by to visit with the crew. The guys also asked the question of the week and delivered the latest Braves report. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined with an update on Gamecock athletics. "Racin’ with RAT" featured the weekly NASCAR report and picks. Amy Frye, the Director of Education at Clay County Hospital, also sat down with the crew to talk about the wellness fair as they “Let Wellness Ring” in 2026.