Three Point Stance

Three Point Stance opened with the start of Read Across America Week, with Coach Danny Horn handling the reading duties. Coach Jerry Weems, David Nolen, and Coach Horn faced the question of the week before the crew broke down weekend scores from across the SEC in basketball, softball, and baseball. The guys then turned their focus to the state basketball Final Four getting underway in Birmingham, along with a discussion on college basketball programs that have fallen from their former heights. They ended with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Tim Altork started with the question of the week and reflected on the end of an era with the release of the final print edition of The Randolph Leader. The guys also previewed upcoming weekend schedules across SEC basketball, baseball, and softball, discussed proposed college football rule changes for 2026, and weighed in on the possibility of junior college football returning to Alabama.

Coach Steve Giddens opened with the question of the week and led a season-long review of Vols basketball. The guys broke down scores from across the SEC, sparking conversation about college athletics eligibility. They wrapped things up with their weekly PGA Tour report and picks.

Rusty Taylor jumped in with the question of the week. The guys looked back on the Lady Vols’ impressive run to the Elite Eight. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show with updates from around JSU athletics. The crew also delivered their weekly NASCAR report and picks, while breaking down recent scores and upcoming schedules across SEC basketball.

Coach Michael Shortt hit the question of the week before Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network weighed in and recapped a strong weekend across Auburn athletics. The guys also previewed the Lady Vols’ region championship matchup.

Coach Jerry Weems, David Nolen, and Coach Danny Horn jumped on the question of the week. Coach Horn detailed the challenges of finalizing the Vols’ upcoming football schedule following late reclassification changes. The crew also celebrated Team USA’s gold medal performance in hockey before recapping a busy weekend across the SEC, including basketball, softball, and baseball action. As always, they climbed aboard the Energy Bus to close things out with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

Faithful listener Mike Welsh and his dad, Hall of Famer Coach Dale Welsh, joined the guys for a special in-studio visit. They tackled the question of the week and broke down Vols basketball following the Sweet 16 round of the regional tournament. Coach Welsh also shared stories and memories from his Hall of Fame coaching career.

Coach Kris Herron and David Nolen delivered an abbreviated edition, breaking down last night’s scores from around the SEC. They also caught up with Bryan Passink of the Crimson Tide Sports Network before turning their attention to the Clay Central Volunteers, as both the girls and boys prepare for Sweet 16 regional tournament action.

Jeff Burger kicked off the morning and shared his thoughts on college football, the continued success of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks program, and this Sunday night’s Men’s Night at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church. The former Auburn Tigers quarterback also reflected on the current landscape of the sport. Rusty Taylor blew through the question of the week. The guys also took a look at scores and schedules across the SEC, delivered the latest NASCAR report, and made their picks for the upcoming race weekend.

Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network got the day started by answering the question of the week and bringing the latest updates from across Auburn athletics. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, also weighed in on the question and shared a look at what’s happening around JSU athletics. The guys checked in on the latest from the Winter Olympics, discussed LSU Tigers adding corporate sponsorships to athletic uniforms for the 2026–27 seasons, and wrapped things up with a day-late edition of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.