Three Point Stance

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.