Three Point Stance

The show featured a Braves report with fingers crossed for better results. The Wimbledon update looked ahead to championship weekend. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined with his weekly take on the world of sports. Coach Tyler Siskey, the CEO of Quikrecruiting, broke down the many changes happening in college athletics. They also explored whether halftime adjustments are real or more of a myth.

Dave gave his Fourth of July report, while Coach Herron talked about his strict eating schedule and Coach Weems shared his experience managing three grills at once. The crew introduced a new question of the week and recapped the Braves’ sweep over the holiday weekend. They also covered Wimbledon reaching the quarterfinals and caught up with their friend, Brad Law, from the Plains and the Auburn Sports Network. The show wrapped up with a discussion of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Coach Steve Giddens took on the question of the week. The guys discussed Halftime legend Red Panda suffering an injury and continued their search for a positive Braves report. Dave provided a Wimbledon update, and the crew gave their PGA report and picks. They also asked the question: With the success of Alabama and Auburn men’s basketball, why aren’t there more players getting drafted? Clay Central Coach Danny Horn joined the crew in studio to share his thoughts on sports and what is happening in the world of Vols football.

Rusty Taylor tackled the question of the week. The crew gave a Braves report that continued to disappoint and discussed the science behind weather wonders that affect outdoor sports. They also delivered their NASCAR report, made their picks, and broke down the in-season challenge. The guys also talked about Auburn and Alabama basketball in Vegas. Taylor shared his take on whether the NCAA is still needed and if it remains relevant in the world of college athletics today.

Coach Michael Shortt answered the question of the week. The guys delivered a Braves report following the team's night off. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, checked in with a report from the Gulf of America. The crew also debated the greatest player of all time for every NFL team, and Shortt Takes spotlighted some college football records that may never be broken.

Three Point Stance started off with the question of the week and listeners learned what subject the guys should have given better effort in during high school. From there, they broke down the weekend Braves report, Auburn University’s move to Nike apparel, and some eye-catching high school football helmet redesigns. Wimbledon action is underway, the guys discussed Tom Osborne at Nebraska, and the latest whispers around college conference realignment. The show wrapped up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The guys gave the Braves report as the Mets series wrapped up and took a look at the NBA Draft, highlighting state players with a shot at making the league. They also broke down the most watched basketball games of the past season. Another amazing edition of the Bell of Truth featured some new rules that shook things up. With the itch for college football growing, the crew shared some fun CFB nuggets to hold fans over.

Coach Steve Giddens tackled the question of the week. The crew delivered a Braves report and highlighted some MLB records that may never be broken. They shared their PGA picks and recapped Giddens’ round of golf from the weekend. The conversation teed off into SEC football coaches and their golf handicaps. Coach Jerry Weems impressed everyone by correctly naming the only college basketball program with back to back number one NBA draft picks from 69 years ago.

Rusty Taylor started things off by answering the question of the week. The crew shared how folks in Pea Ridge know Coach Jerry Weems and marveled at the Atlanta Braves’ continued dominance over the New York Mets. Coach Herron's Tuesday absence was addressed. The guys also delivered a NASCAR report with their latest race picks and wrapped up with a discussion on five AHSAA football records that may never be broken.

Heath Stroud filled in for Coach Kris Herron. The gang discussed the Atlanta Braves' knack for beating the New York Mets. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined for his weekly update on all things JSU. The show wrapped up with Short Takes on “Brutal Losses in College Sports.”