Three Point Stance

The legendary Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, was in studio to start the morning. Coach Steve Giddens joined Parris as they tackled the question of the week. The crew delivered an in-depth Braves report and shifted into a conversation on the music of the Eagles. A British Open update followed, along with this week’s PGA picks. Day 3 of SEC Media Days was recapped, and the guys looked ahead to today’s schedule.

Coach Skip Holtz kicked off the morning with a look at what’s been happening in his world this summer and his thoughts as another college football season approaches. Bill “Bubba” Bussey also spent some time in studio with the crew. The guys delivered a Braves report, then turned to NASCAR for the weekly report and picks. They also recapped day two of SEC Media Days and previewed today’s schedule.

Coach Michael Shortt dropped down on the question of the week. Coach Jerry Weems followed with the morning Braves report. The crew checked in on the AHSFHS.org stat of the day. Shortt then led a look at transfer portal numbers since 2020 before heading out early on assignment. The guys also recapped highlights from day one of SEC Media Days and previewed the key appearances scheduled for today.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen jumped in with a fresh question of the week. The guys reacted to a newly crowned World Cup champion and recapped the Braves’ weekend performance. They also turned their attention to the start of SEC Media Days and what storylines could emerge. The crew closed things out with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

Tim Altork put the finishing touch on the question of the week. The crew got back into the swing of things with a Braves report following the All-Star break and previewed Argentina versus Spain in the World Cup Final. Another edition of the summer hit game show Tongue Tied featured special guest judge Heath “The Bone” Stroud. The show also included a look at a rare golf moment, an incredible one-in-six-million occurrence witnessed on the course.

Coach Steve Giddens stepped up with answer to the question of the week, looking at it from both the high school and college levels. Dave unearthed a classic Phil Neel find, while the coaches shared a few genuine fond memories of a former official. The show also featured a Braves report and World Cup results that set up the championship match. The crew added a PGA update and picks for The British Open. Auburn’s opponent for “Ballin’ at Boutwell” was announced.

Rusty Taylor dropped down on the question of the week. The Braves report focused on last night’s All-Star Game, while the World Cup spotlight stayed on the France vs. Spain result and a preview of England vs. Argentina. NASCAR headlines and this week’s picks were also on the table, along with an AHSFHS.org stat of the day. The guys recognized Lineville’s Babe Ruth Southwestern Region 10U championship team.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week. The crew checked in on the Braves at the All-Star break, previewed a marquee World Cup semifinal between France and Spain, and looked ahead to early SEC bowl projections along with an AHSFHS.org stat of the day. Shortt had the guys recalling some of the meanest linebackers in football history.

The guys were joined by Heath “The Bone” Stroud and shared their answers to the new question of the week. They delivered the Braves report as MLB heads into the All-Star break, along with updates on the World Cup semifinals and Wimbledon’s newly crowned champions. The show included a look at ESPN’s college football teams most likely to go undefeated, an AHSFHS.org stat of the day with football season approaching, and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Tim Altork put a bow on the question of the week. The show also featured a Braves report, World Cup scores and schedule, and a Wimbledon update. Another edition of the summer hit game Tongue Tied followed, with Central High School of Clay County Principal Coach Wes Campbell serving as guest judge and offering instant analysis behind his scoring.