Three Point Stance

The guys recapped the 2025 Cornhole Challenge, where Dave the Barber took home the win. They shared a winning Braves report, broke down the Stanley Cup series after a historic game tied things up, and reviewed the U.S. Open standings after the opening round. The crew kept the energy high with round three of the monster morning game show, Bell of Truth. They also previewed the NCAA Men’s College World Series and weighed in on ESPN’s Top 25 college football plays since 2000.

Live from the sidewalk outside the studio for the 2025 Cornhole Challenge! The gang was joined by a star-studded lineup of guests including Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks; Jeff Burger, former Auburn quarterback and current member of the JSU Football Philanthropy Office; and Bill “Bubba” Bussey, Assistant Athletic Director, Director of Broadcasting at JSU, and host of Bubba on the Lake.

The guys kicked off the show with another sad Braves report before previewing Game 3 of the NBA Finals. They broke down the Georgia High School Association’s proposed transfer rule changes and delivered their NASCAR report along with picks and a few gifts courtesy of Lake Speed. The conversation turned to a debate on the best basketball player ever, followed by Taylor's Take on rooting for the underdog. They closed the show by building excitement for tomorrow’s Cornhole Challenge with a preview of what’s in store.

Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week. The guys broke down the latest Braves report and discussed the NCAA Men's College World Series matchups. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to share his sports insight, while Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network tried to dig up some good news for Braves fans. The crew also previewed Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final. The show wrapped up with Shortt Takes, offering thoughtful fatherly advice ahead of Father’s Day.

The question of the week kicked off a busy morning on the show. The guys delivered the latest Braves report and recapped Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined to talk about Auburn’s performance in the Super Regional and the seven teams advancing to the NCAA Men’s College World Series. They also discussed the Women’s College World Series as a new softball national champion was crowned. The show covered an epic men’s final at the French Open along with an American victory on the women’s side. They reviewed the end of the Birmingham Stallions’ bid for a four-peat and previewed Game 3 of the Stanley Cup, tied at one game each. The show wrapped up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The show kicked off with a historic Braves report before diving into a recap of Game 2 of the Women’s College World Series and Game 1 of the NBA Finals. The crew also previewed Game 2 of the NHL Stanley Cup Final and the upcoming French Open finals. They looked ahead to a packed weekend featuring the UFL Conference Championships and NCAA Baseball Super Regionals. Round 2 of the popular morning radio gameshow, Bell of Truth, returned with guest Tim Altork.

Coach Steve Giddens attacked the question of the week, and the crew delivered the latest Braves report. They broke down Game 1 of the NCAA Women’s College World Series, which stirred up a bit of controversy around the table. The guys also previewed the start of the NBA Finals. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to share his insight on the sports world and gave a breakdown of Alabama’s current basketball roster. They wrapped up with a look at the French Open semifinals and their PGA report and picks.

Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network made a reunion of sorts and delivered the first pitch with an update on Auburn baseball advancing to the Super Regionals. The guys provided a Braves report and previewed the NCAA Women’s College World Series and the Stanley Cup. They also discussed the French Open quarterfinals and shared the latest NASCAR report and picks. The show wrapped up with Taylor’s Takes.

Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week, and the guys shared the latest Braves report. They highlighted the matchups for the Women’s College World Series championship series and the NCAA Baseball Super Regionals. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to share his take on the latest in sports. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network returned with an update on the Hoover baby boy and wrapped up the year in Alabama athletics. The show concluded with another round of Shortt Takes.

The crew kicked things off with the question of the week before delivering a sad Braves report. With the final weekend of the regular season for the Birmingham Stallions and the UFL in the books, they broke down all the action. Hero’s Hotline lit up with a double feature from Joe Grogan and Rusty Taylor, diving into some hot NCAA softball rule interpretations. The guys also took a look at the SEC’s performance in the baseball regionals and provided an update on the teams still in the hunt at the Women’s College World Series. The show wrapped up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The guys kicked things off with the Braves report, breaking down how the team split a pair of games. They shifted gears to college softball with a look at SEC teams battling it out at the Women’s College World Series. A fun surprise came courtesy of Weems’ middle child, Kerri, who filled them in on why Desoto Caverns is now called Majestic Caverns. From there, it was college baseball talk, as they went over regional matchups featuring SEC teams. Then… it began! The first round of the summer’s hit radio gameshow, Bell of Truth, went all the way to triple overtime! The show wrapped up with some fast-paced sports talk: the Stanley Cup Final is officially set, the NBA Finals are still waiting on their last contender, the College Football Hall of Fame is lowering the bar for coach eligibility, and there’s buzz around a possible NCAA March Madness expansion.

Coach Steve Giddens started things off by attacking the question of the week. Then, the guys jumped into the Braves report, which led to a deep dive into minor league baseball. They also covered the SEC’s presence in the Women’s College World Series and shared thoughts on the nonstop rain. The show wrapped with PGA updates and picks, along with a look at the teams already locked into the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup.

Rusty Taylor tackled the question of the week and challenged Weems’ flat earth answer during the Bell of Truth scrimmage. The guys shared a tough Braves report and covered highlights from the SEC meetings in Destin. Sydney Reeves, former Clay Central Volunteers softball standout and current North Georgia player, called in on the Hero’s Hotline. The show wrapped up with a NASCAR report and race picks.

Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network kicked things off with the first pitch, bringing news and updates straight from the Plains. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, shared coverage of JSU’s run in the CUSA baseball tournament. Coach Skip Holtz of the Birmingham Stallions talked about closing in on the end of the season and looking ahead to the playoffs. The crew also delivered the latest Atlanta Braves report, broke down SEC softball on its way to the Women’s College World Series, and looked at which SEC baseball teams are heading to the NCAA Tournament. The show wrapped up with another round of Shortt Takes and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The show kicked off with the Braves report, then dove into SEC baseball tournament scores and schedule updates. They covered the SEC in the NCAA Softball Super Regionals and upcoming changes to the college football playoff seeding for the 2025 season. Plus, it was game on with the Bell of Truth scrimmage and a round of Spelling Bee practice.

Coach Steve Giddens jumped in with the question of the week. The crew delivered the Braves Report and provided updates on the scores and schedule for the SEC Baseball Tournament. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to share the latest on Alabama athletics. The guys also gave the PGA Report and offered their picks. To close things out, they discussed SEC softball teams in the NCAA Super Regionals.

Rusty Taylor took on the question of the week, while longtime listener Simon Slim stirred the conversation with an interesting “what if” scenario. The crew delivered the latest Braves report and highlighted LSU-Shreveport’s incredible 54-0 record as they head to the NAIA World Series. Adam Slay from iSchool Sports checked in from Yuma, Arizona, where he is covering Southern Union softball at the NJCAA World Series. The guys also shared a NASCAR update along with their race picks, and wrapped things up with a rundown of the SEC Baseball Tournament.

Coach Michael Shortt kicked things off with answers to the question of the week. The guys followed up with the latest Braves Report before welcoming Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, who shared JSU news and notes. They also broke down the SEC Tournament schedule and previewed the upcoming matchups. Coach Shortt posed the unanswerable question: “What if?”

Dave the Barber returned to the studio and shared a full review of his trip to the Gulf of America. The crew celebrated the Braves climbing back over the .500 mark. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined the show to give his answer to the question of the week. He also recapped his weekend in Oxford, Mississippi, and discussed Auburn baseball as the team prepares for the SEC Tournament. The guys highlighted the Birmingham Stallions as the UFL playoffs are officially set. They also covered the SEC’s presence in the NCAA Softball Tournament and reviewed the matchups for the upcoming SEC Baseball Tournament. To close out the show, the crew rolled through the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Three Point Stance wrapped up the week by thanking Joe Grogan for filling in for Dave the Barber. The crew covered a variety of topics, including “What did you do the day after you graduated high school?”, the Braves climbing back to .500, a look at the MLB standings, the SEC softball schedule in the NCAA championship tournament, the final weekend of SEC baseball, and which college football coaches are on the hot or cold seat.

Coach Steve Giddens answered the question of the week. Coach Jerry Weems shared a memorable moment with Coach Bubba Scott at a state championship banquet. The crew talked about the Braves’ brief stay above .500, while Dave checked in from the Gulf of America to join the PGA report and picks. Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network brought the latest on Alabama athletics. The show wrapped up with another call to Hero’s Hotline and Dave’s brother, Steven.

Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network stopped by to throw out the first pitch and discuss all things Auburn athletics. The crew talked about the Braves securing another victory and extending their winning streak. Southern Union softball standouts Taneah Gibbons and Grace Hunter joined the team in the studio as they prepared for the NJCAA Division I Softball World Series. The show concluded with the latest NASCAR report and the guy’s predictions for the upcoming race.

Coach Skip Holtz of the 5-2 Birmingham Stallions kicked off the show. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, called in to share the latest updates from Gamecock country. The crew swapped stories about legendary local softball moments, celebrated hometown heroes, and caught listeners up with a Braves report. They also broke down the Week 1 college football schedule and wrapped things up with another round of Shortt Takes.

Joe Grogan stepped in for David Nolen. Coach Jerry Weems took on Artist of the Day duties and delivered a pick that set a high bar for the rest of the week. Coach Horn made his regular Monday morning stop. The show featured a full slate of sports coverage, including a Birmingham Stallions and UFL update, the Braves report, highlights from the SEC softball tournament, a look at SEC teams bound for the NCAA tournament, weekend SEC baseball action, and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

With just three weeks until the highly anticipated Bell of Truth competition, the guys decided it was time for a warm-up round. They also kicked around ideas for the summer Spelling Bee, including possible ground rules. Sports fans got their update with the latest Braves report, a look at the SEC softball tournament, and a preview of the weekend's SEC baseball series. To top it all off, the crew debated a new Top 100 list that sparked plenty of disagreements.

Coach Ricky New of Clay Central Golf stopped by to chat with the guys about the Volunteers’ season. They tackled the question of the week, shared the latest Braves Report, and welcomed Bryan Passink from the Crimson Tide Sports Network for an inside look at Alabama sports. To round things out, the crew delivered their PGA Report and revealed their picks for the week.

Clay County radio legend Jeff Colburn stepped in today to answer the question of the week. The crew broke down an in-depth Braves report, ran through SEC softball tournament scores and the upcoming schedule, and heard from Rusty Taylor on Hero’s Hotline with his NASCAR report and picks. Plus, they discussed local high school softball teams who’ve played their way into the state tournament got their due. Colburn also shared his thoughts on the CFB playoffs.

Coach Michael Shortt started things off by answering the question of the week. The guys delivered the latest Braves report. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show with updates on all things JSU athletics. They broke down the latest in college football, including coach suspensions, new game contracts, and upcoming schedules. They wrapped up the show with another round of Shortt Takes.

Heath Bone checked in from Fairhope with a report on the Clay Central Volunteers golf team at the sectional tournament. Coach Danny Horn shared an update on spring football evaluations. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network provided the latest on Auburn baseball and the start of the SEC softball tournament. The show also included coverage of the Atlanta Braves, the SEC baseball weekend series, and a roundup of UFL weekend action. They wrapped up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The guys recapped the Clay Central Vols strong performance at the 5A Track & Field Championships. Tim Altork checked in on the Hero’s Hotline, calling in live from a junior college softball tournament with the latest from the diamond. They also broke down the field for the Kentucky Derby, previewing the contenders and making their bold picks. The Braves report covered the latest happenings for the Atlanta Braves, and the show rounded things out with a recap of the weekend’s SEC baseball series.