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Coach Josh Giddens of the Clay Central Volunteers provided a holiday tournament update. Coach Danny Horn joined Coach Kris Herron, Coach Jerry Weems, and David Nolen for a discussion about Willie Nelson’s connections to Clay County. Rusty Taylor and Joe Grogan called into the Hero’s Hotline to share their Willie stories. The guys also reflected on the past year with a review of local, state, and national sports stories.
The guys shared what they got for Christmas, while Lance Weems called into the Hero’s Hotline to recap the Left/Right/Center game from the Weems Family Christmas. They also discussed recent bowl game scores, previewed upcoming matchups, and revisited the history of the Georgia Tech/Vanderbilt football rivalry ahead of its renewal in the Birmingham Bowl.
The Barber, David Nolen, and Coach Weems performed the final version of the soon-to-be Christmas classic, Three Point Stance 12 Days of Christmas. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network shared his Christmas thoughts and offered an Auburn athletics review. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, reminisced about Christmas memories and gave a JSU sports update. The guys also covered the bowl pick standings, discussed the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, and wrapped up the show by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas.
It was day eleven of Three Point Stance's 12 Days of Christmas. The guys broke down some major NFL history, reviewed recent college football bowl scores, and looked ahead at the upcoming college football bowl schedule. They also checked in on how their picks have been shaping up so far. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to provide an update on Alabama basketball.
It was day ten of Three Point Stance's 12 Days of Christmas. Lady Vols basketball Coach Tyrell Bishop joined on Hero’s Hotline, while Vols boys basketball Coach Josh Giddens stopped by the studio to break down their seasons so far. The guys also covered the latest college football bowl scores and schedule, highlighted the SEC’s dominance in basketball, and featured another round of “Answers from Weems World.”
It was day nine of Three Point Stance's 12 Days of Christmas. Coach Motley of the 1A State Champion Wadley Bulldogs joined on Hero’s Hotline to talk about his team’s incredible season. The show also featured a bowl game review and a preview of the day's matchups. Plus, Rusty Taylor gave his take on whether or not bowl games are important.
It was day eight of Three Point Stance's 12 Days of Christmas. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to discuss all things JSU athletics. Local Lake Legends Jeff Colburn and Jeff Carpenter shared their expertise on cold-weather fishing and explained the ins and outs of slot limits.
It was day seven of Three Point Stance's 12 Days of Christmas. They dove into the start of the 2024 bowl season. Brad Law from Auburn Sports Network joined the conversation, sharing his favorite Christmas traditions and providing insights on all things Auburn athletics. The guys also discussed the Top 25 college basketball teams and the entire SEC. Plus, they recapped the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend in sports.
It was day six of Three Point Stance's 12 Days of Christmas. Coach Skip Holtz, the head coach of the Birmingham Stallions, joined the Three Point Stance to tackle the question of the week and share his insights on the college football conference championship weekend. Listeners were treated to some jaw-dropping comments about January 1, 2024, that no one saw coming. The much-anticipated Three Point Stance Top 12 rankings were revealed. The always-inspiring "Words of Wisdom with Weems" set the tone for the weekend.
It was day five of Three Point Stance's 12 Days of Christmas. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network provided the latest on Alabama football. Bryan Passink, the Crimson Tide Sports Network men’s basketball analyst, talked Alabama basketball. A listener’s question led to a journey into “Answers from Weems World.”
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