Three Point Stance

Tim Altork took his shot at the question of the week. The guys delivered the latest Braves report and walked through the schedule for the NCAA Baseball Championship Series. They also recapped recent World Cup scores and set the stage for the United States’ matchup with Australia. Round 3 of Tongue Tied, the 2026 Game of the Summer, brought plenty of laughs with the help of a guest judge. Altork later weighed in on one of the week’s most talked-about topics, offering up potential names for a proposed Tri-County Sports Hall of Fame representing Clay, Cleburne, and Randolph counties.

Coach Steve Giddens swung at the question of the week. The crew got listeners caught up with the latest Braves report, then shifted to the NCAA Baseball College World Series with a look at recent scores and what is ahead on the schedule. Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined for his Hoover Report, breaking down Alabama baseball and recapping the season. The guys also checked in on the PGA Tour and made their picks for the U.S. Open. Coach Giddens closed things out with his thoughts on possible names for a local sports hall of fame.

Rusty Taylor led off the show by answering the question of the week. The crew rolled through the Braves Report. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined to discuss a Braves rainout, weigh in on the College World Series, and share insight on the new baseball coach at JSU. The show also featured the NASCAR Report, along with picks for the Andruil 250 on the San Diego Street Course. The guys debuted a new Three Point Stance AI-generated song submitted by listener Tony Jones. Taylor wrapped things up with his thoughts on a potential Tri-County Sports Hall of Fame and the story behind the name of Upchurch Field in Lineville.

David Nolen and Coach Michael Shortt attacked the question of the week. The crew rolled through the Braves Report and shared updates from the NCAA Baseball College World Series. They also pondered the idea of a Tri County Sports Hall of Fame and who would be the right fit to emcee it. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network joined for his weekly Law Report, offering thoughts on the College World Series, the latest around Auburn athletics, and a look at the Gulf of America. Shortt also had the group examine all-time NFL first-round picks from each SEC school.

It’s a two-point stance kind of day with David Nolen out on an excused absence. Coach Jerry Weems answered the question of the week, with loyal listeners adding their perspective. The Braves report set the tone before the conversation shifted to the NCAA Men’s College World Series. The guys reacted to champions being crowned in both the NBA and NHL, while also keeping an eye on the ongoing World Cup. The show wrapped with a look at the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from across the sports world.

Tim Altork hit the question of the week. The crew delivered another Braves report from the Windy City. A World Cup preview quickly went off the rails. The second round of the 2026 Game of the Summer, Tongue Tied, kept things moving. They previewed the opening round schedule of the NCAA Men’s College World Series and Game 5 of the NHL Finals. The guys also shared their thoughts on the Texas Tech quarterback situation and gambling in sports.

Heath Stroud sat in for Coach Steve Giddens, who was away on assignment. Bone took a swing at the question of the week. The guys recapped their time at Knotty Pines Gun Club, and Coach Jerry Weems shared his experience from Tuesday night’s soccer friendly at Jordan-Hare. The Braves report included a look at the other side as Atlanta plays in Chicago against the White Sox. Caddie Bone guided the crew through this week’s PGA report and picks. They also discussed a historic comeback in the NBA Finals.

Live from Knotty Pines Gun Club in Heflin! The crew goes “In the Woods with Richard Sprayberry.” The voice of the Vols, Rusty Taylor, answered the question of the week. The Braves report kept things rolling. They recapped of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. The NASCAR report and picks featured some fill-in pickers. The guys also revisited their shooting history as they got set to hit the sporting clay course at Knotty Pines Gun Club.

Singing and fishing got the morning started. Coach Michael Shortt answered the question of the week. The Braves report carried the conversation into a baseball card discussion. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined with his Law Report and an update on Tigers athletics. Shortt also shared his thoughts on running backs reaching 300 carries in their college careers.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen jumped on a new question of the week. The guys ran through a Braves report from the weekend series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. They recapped the NCAA baseball super regionals and checked in on both the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Final. The crew also highlighted champions crowned at Roland Garros and wrapped things up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend in sports.

Tim Altork took a turn on the question of the week. The crew gave a Braves report. They recapped the Women’s College World Series and the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final, then looked ahead to Game 2 of the NBA Finals and broke down the NCAA baseball super regional schedule. The French Open championship match also made its way into the mix ahead of the weekend. And with that, the summer game is on, Tongue Tied!

Coach Steve Giddens swung at the question of the week. The crew rolled through another Braves report. They kept an eye on Texas, now one win away from another Women’s College World Series title, and checked in on both the NHL and NBA Finals. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined with an update on Alabama’s super regional preparations. The guys also provided the weekly PGA report, along with picks for this week’s signature event.

Coach Jerry Weems, David Nolen, and The Bone got the day started on the road with Bill “Bubba” Bussey in a self-driving Tesla. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined to wrap up a historic season for JSU baseball. The guys later shared their thoughts on the self-driving experience and checked in with a Braves report as a new series got underway. The NASCAR report included picks with the circuit heading to Michigan, along with a look at Game 1 of the NHL Stanley Cup Final and a preview of the NBA Finals. Rusty Taylor also weighed in on the SEC’s showing in the NCAA softball and baseball tournaments.

Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week. The guys checked in on the Braves as they open a new series. They also looked ahead to the Women’s College World Series championship and the Men’s College Baseball Super Regionals set for the weekend. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined to break down Auburn’s long weekend and their preparation for super regional play. The crew also turned to the NHL as the Stanley Cup Final gets underway tonight. Coach Shortt led a look at all-time SEC single-game rushing performances.

Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen jumped in on the question of the week. The crew followed with a Braves report from the weekend series against Cincinnati. They also tracked the Women’s College World Series as it moves toward the championship series and discussed the men’s college baseball regionals. The show closed with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from across the sports world.