Three Point Stance

Coach Michael Shortt started things off by answering the question of the week. The Braves report brought a fun twist with a surprise a cappella performance. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to talk soap operas and share an update from the Gamecocks’ summer camp. The SEC preview took listeners to Oxford, Mississippi, for a breakdown of the Ole Miss Rebels.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen were joined by Coach Danny Horn as they kicked off the show with the question of the week. Coach Horn gave an update on Clay Central’s first week of summer camp. The SEC preview picked back up with a look at the Florida Gators, and the weekend Braves report included the Speedway Classic. They wrapped up the show by breaking down the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

It was a milestone episode as the guys celebrated one year on the air. Radio legend Bill “Bubba” Bussey stopped by to keep the celebration rolling. Faithful listener Mr. Ed brought in pickled pigs feet which led to first-time taste tests from Tim Altork and Michael Brannon. Coach Michael Shortt and Coach Steve Giddens made special appearances while Rusty Taylor checked in on Hero’s Hotline. The team also kicked off their SEC football previews with a look at the Arkansas Razorbacks.

Coach Steve Giddens and Rick Roberts opened the show with the question of the week. They shifted into a preview of the upcoming Big Ten football season, with Roberts guiding the conversation. The crew looked for a pain-free Braves report. They also covered the latest from the PGA, with a standings update and their picks for the week.

Jeff Colburn filled in for Rusty Taylor and kicked things off by tackling the question of the week. The Braves report brought more frustration, and the guys looked back at a standout individual pitching season in 1985. They dug into the mixed results of Bill Belichick’s coaching tree as the legendary coach takes on a new role at North Carolina. Rusty called in on Hero’s Hotline for the NASCAR report and to make this week's picks. They wrapped up by sharing sports memories and previewing the big day coming Friday.

Dr. Alan Gilbert, the professor of Sports Management at Jacksonville State University, joined the show in studio. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, also joined the show via the Hero’s Hotline. Alongside Coach Michael Shortt, the group tackled the question of the week. The guys also shared the latest Braves report, looking for a positive. Dr. Gilbert offered valuable insight into Name, Image, and Likeness by explaining where it started, where it stands now, and where it’s going.

The guys tackled the question of the week and broke down the Braves' weekend series against the Texas Rangers. They explored the history of defunct college football programs, took a look at NFL teams' travel miles, and debated who currently holds the title of “Champions of Life.” To close things out, they discussed the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The Braves report was the first pitch of the show. Tim Altork from The Randolph Leader and Michael Brannon from RadioAlabama stepped outside their comfort zones to try their first-ever pickled quail egg. Altork also delivered a full recap of last weekend’s high school football media day, highlighting key takeaways from teams across the region. But the biggest shakeup came during the Bell of Truth, where a surprise twist stirred up real tension in the studio.

The show opened with a blast from the past as CCHS alum and 'ole No. 31, Ken Wilson, fired off questions that sent the coaches digging deep into their memory banks. Coach Steve Giddens tackled the question of the week, and Hero’s Hotline welcomed back a fan favorite, Coach Skip Holtz, the head coach of the Birmingham Stallions, for his first visit in a while. The crew also broke down the latest PGA action, offering their picks as the standings tighten heading into the final stretch.

The Lineville All-Stars are World Series bound, and a few of the coaches and players stopped in to talk about their preparation. The Braves report wasn’t pretty, but the guys took it on the chin and kept things rolling with NASCAR picks and an update on the in-season challenge. Rusty Taylor also had plenty to say about the 30-year-old playing college football at Arkansas.