Three Point Stance

Mr. Friday, Tim Altork, and statistician extraordinaire Joe Grogan helped start the day before being joined by Coach Skip Holtz. The crew addressed Holtz’s cell phone plan, their ability to speak with Mrs. Jennifer, and this week’s edition of “Weems Winners” college football picks. High school football scores from last night and tonight’s schedule around the area were covered, along with a preview of this weekend’s SEC football schedule. The show also included a Braves report ahead of a big series this weekend and a look at the NFL games coming up.

Coach Jeremy Sullivan, the head coach of the Jacksonville High School Golden Eagles, started the day by sharing an update on his team through the first four weeks of the season and what he expects this week against the Vols. The crew looked at the latest high school Top 10 and tonight’s high school football schedule. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network joined the guys to answer the question of the week and preview the Tigers’ game against Florida. The show also included the Braves report as the end of the season draws closer.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, started the day with a look at a historic scoring night in Georgia high school football, the question of the week, and the latest on Gamecock football. The Braves report followed, along with the NASCAR report and picks for Saturday night’s race at Bristol. Jacksonville High School radio play-by-play man Grady Sapp also joined the guys and shared some of his morning.

The boys took a detour straight out of the chute and returned to it throughout the show, asking whether a “quality loss” is better than some wins. Coach Michael Shortt took a shot at the question of the week and shared his thoughts on the college football weekend. The Braves report focused on a shrinking magic number, followed by Tuesday’s “After the Game” report.

Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network kicked off the day with a recap of Alabama’s first road and SEC win of the season. Coach Jerry Weems, David Nolen, and Coach Danny Horn took their shot at a new Question of the Week. The crew looked at scores from around the SEC, while Coach Horn walked the guys through Friday’s game and looked ahead to this week. The Braves report went over Atlanta holding onto its lead with two weeks remaining in the regular season. The show also covered the U.S. Open champions, a strong meet for Clay Central Vols cross country, and the Good, Bad, and Ugly from the weekend.

Coach Skip Holtz and Tim Altork got the show underway by answering the question of the week and sharing their thoughts on last weekend’s college football action. "Weems Winners" looked back at last week’s picks and previewed a new slate of games for this week. The guys also covered the Braves, college and high school football scores from last night, and tonight’s schedule. They discussed the possibility of a Waffle House Bowl in Kennesaw and took a look at the SEC matchups coming up this weekend.

Leeds Green Wave Coach Jerry Hood got the day started with a great conversation. Coach Steve Giddens answered the question of the week and shared his thoughts on the opening weekend of college football. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network joined the show. Another Braves report left the crew with more concerns, while they also discussed the NFL season opener from the night before and the night’s high school football games.

The show got off to a busy start with Coach Danny Horn in studio and the voice of Jacksonville State, Mike Parris, joining the conversation on the hotline. After tackling the question of the week, the crew discussed both Gamecock and Volunteer football. Rusty Taylor shared his thoughts on the opening weekend of college footbal. The guys covered the Braves and the latest NASCAR news, including picks. Taylor also recapped his road trip with Heath Bone from the weekend.

Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to discuss Alabama’s win. Coach Jerry Weems, David Nolen, and Coach Michael Shortt tackled a new question of the week, with Weems and Nolen sharing highlights from their trip to Auburn’s game in Atlanta. Shortt also offered his thoughts on Alabama. The crew covered the major storylines from the weekend in college football and checked in on high school scores from around the area. The show also featured Tuesday’s “After the Game” recap, a Braves report, a U.S. Open update, and the weekend’s the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

Coach Skip Holtz was on the road and got the morning off to a rousing start. The crew tackled the question of the week, reviewed last week’s picks, and worked through a new edition of “Weems Winners.” The Braves took center stage with a report on their series against the Phillies. The show also featured an update from the U.S. Open, tennis’ final Grand Slam of the year. High school and college scores from Thursday night were covered, along with a look ahead to this weekend’s schedules.

Coach Steve Giddens took a swing at the question of the week. The guys delivered the latest Braves report. The PGA season is winding down, and it is time to award the championship. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined the show as the Tigers get ready to kick things off. “Dave’s Did You Know” turned into a competition. Plus, a look ahead at tonight’s college and high school games.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, got the day started with an update on the Gamecocks. Rusty Taylor took on the question of the week. "Where Did We Eat?” reviewed the first two weeks of the season. The crew delivered the Braves Report and NASCAR picks as the Chase gets underway. They also covered Tennessee’s jersey sponsorship and Missouri’s claim to a football national championship.

Coach Michael Shortt took a crack at the question of the week. The crew examined some early-season college football games that could have playoff implications and considered questions the selection committee could face on Selection Day. A new Dolly Parton decal on Tennessee’s helmet sparked an intense discussion about the possibility of collecting helmet decals from every SEC school. The Braves Report followed. Shortt provided another look at the Tuesday edition of “After the Game.”

Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network started the day with the latest on Alabama as the Crimson Tide prepares for its season opener. Coach Danny Horn of the Clay Central Volunteers joined the guys to review Friday night’s win and preview this week’s matchup with the Anniston Bulldogs. The crew also checked high school football scores from around the area, caught up on the Braves, and looked at the start of the U.S. Open, the final Grand Slam event of the tennis season. They finished with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend in sports.

Bubba Bussey and Tim Altork took their turns on the question of the week. The crew rolled into “Weems Winners” for the opening weekend of college football. They covered the Braves as the Dodgers series came to a close, looked ahead to the area high school football schedule, and examined the growing involvement of judges in college sports.