Three Point Stance

It was a day like no other—Masters Day on Three Point Stance. Coach Steve Giddens guided the show as the team explored all things Augusta, from legendary moments to iconic holes. A Masters-themed quiz kept everyone guessing, ending with a twist no one expected. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the conversation to share his thoughts on that year’s March Madness and reflected on a lingering regret: turning down the chance to attend The Masters with his granddad years ago. The show wrapped with everyone’s Masters picks, and with the green jacket on the line, the tension was thick as ever.

The guys opened with a Braves update as they chase win number two. College baseball streaks were snapped, bringing some much-needed wins. Coach Freeze’s cancer battle sparked a reminder about the importance of annual checkups. Spring trading remains quiet, but Rusty Taylor joined remotely with an interesting story. It was NASCAR day, with race picks and reports, capped off by a visit from Ricky Stenhouse Jr., two-time Talladega winner and 2023 Daytona 500 champ.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, kicked things off with all the latest from Jacksonville State. The crew recapped the national championship basketball game, and Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network delivered an update on Alabama athletics. The show also featured Shortt Takes, and the guys shared the latest on the Braves.

Coach Kris Herron, Coach Jerry Weems, and David Nolen kicked off the week on Three Point Stance. Coach Danny Horn stopped by, and the guys tackled the question of the week. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network called in to talk about all things Auburn. They recapped the Final Four with the national title game now set, broke down SEC baseball, UFL scores, and another win for the Birmingham Stallions. The Braves grabbed a W, and the guys wrapped it all up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The guys covered it all—breaking down the Birmingham Stallions in action tonight at Michigan, the Braves’ home opener as they chase their first win, and the start of SEC baseball weekend series. They also celebrated the Chattanooga Mocs hanging their NIT championship banner and welcomed Tim Altork from The Randolph Leader in studio. Plus, they also broke down the Final Four and made their picks for the big games.

Coach Steve Giddens answered the question of the week. The guys covered the Atlanta Braves’ tough 0-7 start. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in, sharing stories from his travels through New York and New Jersey and recapping Alabama basketball’s season-ending run in the Elite 8. The show also featured a PGA report and picks, with just one week to go before the first major at The Masters.

Rusty Taylor attacked the question of the week. Plus, the guys covered the latest NIT Semi-Final scores, delivered a full Braves report as the season heated up, and took a deep dive into the world of NASCAR, including picks for the next big race. And don’t miss Taylor’s Take on SEC basketball dominance.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week. He also dove into a listener's question and delivered an early edition of Shortt Takes on the growing role of General Managers in college sports. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network broke down the latest in Alabama athletics, while Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, provided key updates on Gamecock athletics.

The question of the week was revealed. Coach Danny Horn joined the show, even on a delayed start to his day. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network delivered the latest updates on Auburn athletics. The guys broke down the Sweet 16 and Elite 8, setting the stage for the Final Four. Plus, a full rundown of the weekend in SEC baseball. And of course, they wrapped it all up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Coach Skip Holtz of the Birmingham Stallions kicked off the show with the latest on his team as they prepare for Sunday’s season opener in D.C. The NIT Final Four schedule was set, and the Braves opened their season. Tim Altork shared his take on the week in sports, joined by his dad, Mr. Jim Altork, who reminisced about Woodstock. Plus, the guys broke down March Madness Sweet 16 scores and the schedule, along with the SEC baseball weekend series.