Three Point Stance

The guys kicked things off with a conversation about Gene Hackman in Hoosiers before diving into the state basketball tournament. They also broke down the latest PGA report and picks, plus some behind-the-scenes prep for the upcoming high school golf broadcast. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network stopped in with updates on Alabama basketball, and Coach Skip Holtz of the Birmingham Stallions joined to discuss the opening of camp for the three-time defending champions. They wrapped up the show with a look at the latest SEC basketball scores.

Tommy Wood kicked off Three Point Stance with an update from the AHSAA state basketball tournament. The guys broke down SEC basketball and baseball results, previewed upcoming games, and shared their NASCAR report and picks. Taylor’s Take led to a discussion of high school transfers.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to cover all things Jacksonville State athletics. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network took listeners through Alabama athletics over the past week. The guys discussed AHSAA state tournament scores and schedules, and previewed that night’s SEC matchups. 

The guys welcomed Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network for the latest Auburn athletics update, plus his take on lightbulbs and TV times for college basketball. They also broke down SEC basketball and baseball scores from the weekend, previewed today’s AHSAA basketball state tournament schedule, and delivered the usual Good, Bad, and Ugly from the sports world.

Coach Skip Holtz of the Birmingham Stallions kicked off Friday on Three Point Stance, sharing his thoughts on old TV shows, the Super Bowl, and gearing up for the UFL season. The guys broke down how one college team’s success impacts the rest of the athletic department and recapped the 4-Nation Face-Off Championship. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network weighed in on his favorite classic show and gave an Alabama men’s basketball update, while Tim Altork joined the conversation.

The guys discussed the start of MLB spring training games and reminisced about little league baseball in Clay County. They also covered the NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off Championship between the U.S.A. and Canada, along with a PGA report and updates on who leads the picks after the past weekend’s tournament. Plus, they gave the latest SEC basketball scores and updates. Tune in for all the sports highlights!

Three Point Stance tipped off the day with Grant Hendrix, the Director of Operations for Texas A&M men’s basketball. Grant shared his deep Clay County roots and his journey from an Auburn University student to his current role in college basketball. Dr. Todd Freeman, a Clay County native and now the superintendent of Vestavia Hills Schools, joined the show via hotline to reminisce about high school memories and discuss his path from Clay County to a leadership position in education. Plus, the guys broke down the latest NASCAR results from the Daytona 500 and revealed how their race-day picks stacked up.

The guys dove into the SEC basketball schedule and discussed the latest matchups. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to talk about JSU athletics. The conversation turned to SEC football coaches, with a breakdown of who holds the most wins. Plus, in a special segment, Colburn and Carpenter shared stories from their first-ever fishing outing.

Coach Kris Herron, Coach Jerry Weems, and David Nolen were joined in the studio by Coach Danny Horn. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network shared his take on the Auburn vs. Alabama basketball game and all things Auburn athletics. The guys also covered SEC basketball scores and broke down the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Coach Kris Herron kicked off Three Point Stance by presenting Coach Weems and David Nolen with souvenir socks. The conversation turned to Valentine’s Day-related names in sports, followed by a deep dive into the upcoming SEC weekend basketball schedule and Auburn vs. Alabama predictions. The show wrapped up with a debate on the greatest quarterbacks and basketball centers of all time.