Three Point Stance

Three Point Stance began with a new question of the week: why were some Little Debbie’s packed single and others double? The crew shared the latest Braves report and highlighted LSU’s win in the NCAA Baseball National Championship. Dr. Keith Gaddie, Professor at TCU and Hoffman Chair of the American Ideal, as well as author of Bragging Rites: College Football’s Disputed Titles, joined the show. The guys also recapped the NBA Finals with a champion crowned and wrapped up the show with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The guys delivered a successful Braves report, celebrating a series sweep, and broke down the NBA Finals as it heads to a decisive Game 7. They previewed the NCAA Men’s College World Series Championship Final and brought the heat with another red-hot edition of the Bell of Truth game show. The crew also examined ESPN’s list of 10 unbreakable college football records. Tim Altork from The Randolph Leader stopped by the studio for a visit.

Coach Steve Giddens kicked off the show by answering the question of the week and sharing his thoughts on last week’s Cornhole Challenge Day. The crew delivered another winning Braves report and broke down the matchup for the NCAA Men’s College World Series Championship Final. They also previewed Game 6 of the NBA Finals and finished the show with their PGA report and picks.

The guys delivered the Braves report and checked in on the Men’s College World Series. They recapped a big night in hockey with the Florida Panthers taking home the Stanley Cup in Game 6. The crew also broke down recent changes to the Clay Central football schedule and raised the question if Heath Bone should take on more Friday responsibilities. They shared their latest NASCAR report and race picks and closed things out with Taylor’s Take on the SEC’s baseball success or lack of it.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week, and the crew delivered a Braves report that for once didn’t hurt their feelings. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined in with his weekly sports take. The guys recapped the NCAA Men's College World Series, where history was made with the first no-hitter in 65 years, and looked ahead to Game 6 of both the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup. Dave checked out early. Will it be excused? Plus, another edition of Shortt Takes on the Lake.

The guys started off with the question of the week, which dropped the boys right into the movies. The weekend Braves report brought a mix of highs and lows. They talked about the first team sent packing from the NCAA Men’s College World Series. The NBA Finals and Stanley Cup are both on the line, and the UFL Championship is leaving Birmingham for the first time. The crew also broke down the ceiling and floor for SEC football teams and shared some odd high school nicknames. They wrapped things up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The guys recapped the 2025 Cornhole Challenge, where Dave the Barber took home the win. They shared a winning Braves report, broke down the Stanley Cup series after a historic game tied things up, and reviewed the U.S. Open standings after the opening round. The crew kept the energy high with round three of the monster morning game show, Bell of Truth. They also previewed the NCAA Men’s College World Series and weighed in on ESPN’s Top 25 college football plays since 2000.

Live from the sidewalk outside the studio for the 2025 Cornhole Challenge! The gang was joined by a star-studded lineup of guests including Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks; Jeff Burger, former Auburn quarterback and current member of the JSU Football Philanthropy Office; and Bill “Bubba” Bussey, Assistant Athletic Director, Director of Broadcasting at JSU, and host of Bubba on the Lake.

The guys kicked off the show with another sad Braves report before previewing Game 3 of the NBA Finals. They broke down the Georgia High School Association’s proposed transfer rule changes and delivered their NASCAR report along with picks and a few gifts courtesy of Lake Speed. The conversation turned to a debate on the best basketball player ever, followed by Taylor's Take on rooting for the underdog. They closed the show by building excitement for tomorrow’s Cornhole Challenge with a preview of what’s in store.

Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week. The guys broke down the latest Braves report and discussed the NCAA Men's College World Series matchups. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to share his sports insight, while Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network tried to dig up some good news for Braves fans. The crew also previewed Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final. The show wrapped up with Shortt Takes, offering thoughtful fatherly advice ahead of Father’s Day.