Three Point Stance

Coach Skip Holtz and Coach Danny Horn joined the Friday morning crew for a look at the latest storylines around college football. The group then turned their attention to a new round of "Weems Winners," along with this weekend’s high school playoff matchups and SEC schedule. The morning also included a pronunciation lesson on Paraskevidekatriaphobia, the fear of Friday the 13th.

Coach Steve Giddens and former Ranburne coach Chad Young took on the question of the week and shared their thoughts on the college football season and the latest College Football Playoff rankings. The conversation also shifted to LIV Golf, its recent developments and what they could mean for the PGA Tour. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network rounded out the morning with the latest happenings on the Plains.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, tipped off the morning alongside Rusty Taylor with the question of the week. The guys also covered Coach Danny Horn’s retirement becoming official and Coach Chase Horn stepping into the head coaching role at the Vols. Taylor shared his latest thoughts on college football as a new week of College Football Playoff rankings brought plenty of debate. With the NASCAR season now complete, the crew crowned David Nolen the pickin’ champion.

Coach Michael Shortt took a shot at the question of the week and shared his take on the weekend in college football. The crew discussed the new 24-team playoff set to begin next year, recapped Week 9 in the NFL, and caught up on Alabama and Auburn basketball after both teams played last night. They wrapped up with the Tuesday “After the Game" report. 

Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network brought the latest from Baton Rouge following Alabama’s big win over LSU, along with a recap of an extended stay in Louisiana after the Tide women’s basketball team defeated Tulane. Coach Danny Horn joined Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen to tackle the question of the week, look back at Alabama and Auburn’s weekend performances, and reflect on the Volunteers’ season-ending loss in the first round of the playoffs Friday night. The crew also covered area high school scores, SEC and Top 25 results, breaking College Football Playoff news, and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

Coach Skip Holtz brought the Friday morning crew together in Clay County, joining Tim Altork for the first time in a while with the full gang in place. They tackled the question of the week, shared their college football thoughts, and rolled into a blockbuster edition of "Weems Winners." The crew also previewed area teams' first-round high school playoff matchups and took a look at a loaded weekend slate in the SEC.

Coach Steve Giddens swung at the question of the week and shared his thoughts on college football. The crew also reviewed college basketball scores from more season-opening games. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network provided an update on Auburn athletics. Deshler Head Coach Patrick Malone discussed his Tigers' preparation for their matchup against the Clay Central Volunteers.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, fired off the show with the question of the week and the latest from JSU athletics. Rusty Taylor also took a shot at the question and shared his thoughts on college football. The guys covered college basketball scores as SEC teams got their seasons underway, along with the initial College Football Playoff rankings, sparking a lively debate over the selections. They wrapped up with the NASCAR report and race picks as the series heads toward Championship Sunday, with the title still up for grabs.

Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week before sharing his thoughts on the weekend’s college football action. The conversation also featured an interesting story about a baseball championship won in the United Kingdom nearly 100 years ago. Shortt also delivered his Tuesday “After the Game” report, previewing several first-round playoff matchups set for Friday night. The guys wrapped up by looking ahead to the release of the initial College Football Playoff rankings and debating who would claim the top spot.

With the calendar turning to November, college basketball is officially underway. Bryan Passink, the basketball color analyst for the Crimson Tide Sports Network, returned to the show. Coach Danny Horn also made his Monday appearance, joining Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen for a new question of the week. The guys shared their thoughts on the weekend’s college football action. Coach Horn gave his take on the Vols’ big Friday night win and the opening round of the playoffs. They also covered scores from around the SEC and the Top 25, the start of college basketball season, and the weekend’s Good, Bad and Ugly.