3 Man Front

Friday's 3 Man Front continued the 10am hour by chatting with Wimp Sanderson, former men's basketball coach at Alabama.  Wimp said why he's not a fan of all this realignment, said what the SEC should be doing, and realized he's been away from Alabama for over 30 years. 

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Thursday's final hour of 3 Man Front began with some unsatisfying resolution to the 80s deer incident at the Birmingham Zoo & Jefferson County.  Later, #PatPonders sees Pat Smith ask thought provoking questions like what movie or TV show was spoiled for you. 

22:45 - Peter Burns, from the SEC Network, says why he thinks the SEC is done expanding for now and how he'd like to see realignment play out. 

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Thursday's Lunch Time Reset of 3 Man Front began the noon hour looking at potential Big Ten expansion and the history of irrelevancy of Nebraska Football with Molly Robinson. 

20:05 - Jake Hatch, from 97.5 The KSL Sports Zone in Utah, says how BYU acclimating to the Big 12 and how close Utah is to going that league. 

35:47 - Landrum & Pat unearth a nearly 40 year old story involving dead deer, a Deer Expo, and the Birmingham Zoo

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The 11am hour of 3 Man Front concluded with a chat with Rob Pate, former DB at Auburn, looking at the start of fall camp as the Tigers hit the practice field - courtesy of our friends at Crane Works. 

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3 Man Front started the 11am hour of Thursday chatting with Rodney Orr, from Tider Insider, about Alabama hitting the field for fall camp and the latest in Bama's recruiting. 

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3 Man Front, with Landrum Roberts, Pat Smith, John SaBerre, and Conrad van Order, began Thursday's first hour checking in on Alabama & Auburn as they hit the practice field. 

19:09 - The guys hold a funeral for the end of the Pac-12. 

38:59 - Pat looks back at the flirty history FSU and the SEC have had over the decades. 

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Wednesday's final hour of 3 Man Front began with Jeff Tarpley, who covers Texas A&M for 247 Sports, saying what his expectations for The Aggies in 2023. 

19:53 - Dan Wetzel, sports columnist for Yahoo!, stops by to discuss his report that the Big Ten is looking at Oregon, Washington, Stanford, and Cal. 

37:37 - The guys think Dan Wetzel is right about the Big Ten and wonder if that move could mean that Florida State is next. 

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The Lunch Time Reset of Wednesday's 3 Man Front started with David Smoak, from 365 Sports, saying how the Big 12 is feeling with all the realignment happening around college football. 

23:47 - Arizona State seems open for business, and Pat & Landrum debate their best landing spot. 

34:54 - Breaking News as the Big Ten is apparently kicking the tires on Oregon, Washington, Cal, and Stanford. 

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The 11am hour of 3 Man Front saw Pat and Landrum get word that FSU is seemingly looking at their place in the college football world.  The guys look at all the evidence that's been swirling around to see where FSU, and potentially others, might look to realign. 

21:11 - Pat and Landrum want to know where should FSU & Clemson go.  Should Miami or Virginia come to the SEC? 

36:08 - Listeners chime in on where schools like FSU, Clemson, and Miami should jump. 

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3 Man Front, with Landrum Roberts, Pat Smith, John SaBerre, and Conrad van Order, began Wednesday's 10am hour with the guys mulling the future of the Pac-12 and asking if Apple TV Plus is the way to go. 

23:31 - Landrum, loving college football but also loves feeling frugal, asks if we're willing to pay $20 to Apple to watch the Pac-12. 

35:47 - Brian Edwards, senior handicapper for Major Wager & Vegas Insider, offers a few best bets for the weekend and the upcoming season. 

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