Three Point Stance

Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week before sharing his thoughts on the weekend’s college football action. The conversation also featured an interesting story about a baseball championship won in the United Kingdom nearly 100 years ago. Shortt also delivered his Tuesday “After the Game” report, previewing several first-round playoff matchups set for Friday night. The guys wrapped up by looking ahead to the release of the initial College Football Playoff rankings and debating who would claim the top spot.

With the calendar turning to November, college basketball is officially underway. Bryan Passink, the basketball color analyst for the Crimson Tide Sports Network, returned to the show. Coach Danny Horn also made his Monday appearance, joining Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen for a new question of the week. The guys shared their thoughts on the weekend’s college football action. Coach Horn gave his take on the Vols’ big Friday night win and the opening round of the playoffs. They also covered scores from around the SEC and the Top 25, the start of college basketball season, and the weekend’s Good, Bad and Ugly.

Tim Altork returned as the Friday morning crew reunited after a three-week hiatus. Altork delivered what may have been the best answer yet to the question of the week. The guys covered high school football scores from Thursday night and looked ahead to tonight’s area schedule as the regular season comes to a close. They also previewed this weekend’s SEC action, picked a new slate of games for this week’s edition of “Weems Winners,” and wrapped up with a look at some of the most unusual high school mascots from across the country.

Head Coach Tyler Robinson of the St. Clair County Saints kicked off the morning. Coach Steve Giddens took on the question of the week and shared his latest thoughts on college football. The guys also recapped the World Series after a champion was crowned. Coach Kris Herron tagged out as Heath “The Bone” Stroud stepped in. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined the show with the latest from the Plains.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the guys from New Mexico to share his latest insights. Rusty Taylor swung at the question of the week and weighed in on last week’s college football action. The conversation also covered Auburn basketball and issues surrounding Alabama football. The guys checked in on the World Series after Game 4 ensured the series would continue for at least one more game. They wrapped up with the NASCAR report, race picks, and stories from last Friday at Talladega Superspeedway.

Coach Michael Shortt took on the question of the week and shared his thoughts on the latest in college football. The guys reviewed Week 7 results from around the NFL and checked in on the World Series as it headed into Game 4. Shortt also delivered the Tuesday “After the Game” report with the latest in high school football. Throughout the morning, the conversation revisited bygone college football traditions.

Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network shared his thoughts on Alabama’s win over Texas A&M, what the team does during an open week, and the end of basketball exhibitions. Coach Danny Horn was in studio with Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen to take on the question of the week and weigh in on Alabama and Auburn football after the weekend’s action. Coach Horn also recapped Friday’s game against the Vols and previewed the regular-season finale coming up this week. The morning wrapped up with SEC and high school football scores, a World Series report, and a new edition of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

Rusty Taylor, Heath Stroud, and Jeremy Character took Three Point Stance on the road to Talladega Superspeedway, with White Flag Club member Chase Hammock joining them for the entire show. The guys introduced Chase to listeners, shared the atmosphere at the track, and reflected on their experiences at Talladega. Heath Stroud offered a different perspective on the broadcast from the other side of the fence. Coach Kris Herron also joined the show by phone to talk high school football, college football, and NASCAR.

Moody Blue Devils Head Coach Kyle Tatum previewed Friday night’s matchup against Clay Central. Coach Steve Giddens took on the question of the week and shared his thoughts on the latest in college football. Brad Law of the Auburn Sports Network brought his signature take on the alphabet, the Tigers, the SEC and a little basketball. The guys also revealed the latest “Weems Winners” and looked ahead to the upcoming SEC schedule.

Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, shared broadcasting stories, looked ahead to JSU’s off week, and weighed in on the World Series matchup. Rusty Taylor hit the question of the week and shared his thoughts on college football. The crew also talked with NASCAR driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and made their picks for this weekend’s race at Talladega. To wrap things up, David Simpson, the voice of the Moody Blue Devils, previewed Friday night’s game.

Coach Michael Shortt and Bill “Bubba” Bussey fired at the question of the week and shared their thoughts on the latest college football news. With the World Series matchup set and a first-time champion guaranteed, the guys also looked ahead to the Fall Classic. Shortt delivered the Tuesday “After the Game” report on local high school football and covered Week 6 action from around the NFL.

Roger Hoover of the Crimson Tide Sports Network began Monday with a recap of Alabama’s loss in Knoxville and a look ahead to the Tide’s basketball matchup with Auburn. Coach Danny Horn joined Coach Weems and Dave to answer the question of the week and share their thoughts on Alabama and Auburn football from the weekend. Horn also reflected on Clay Central’s playoff-clinching win and looked ahead to the matchup with Moody. The crew covered scores from around the SEC, the Top 25, local high school football, the MLB postseason as half of the World Series field was set, and the weekend’s the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

Tim Altork and Coach Jerry Weems joined Heath Stroud and David Nolen to cover college football, the proposed 24-team College Football Playoff, local high school football matchups, and the MLB playoffs. They also made their picks for the weekend’s college football games in the “Weems Winners” segment.

The crew talked with Sylacauga Aggies head coach Chris Smelley about his team's matchup with Clay Central on Friday and touched on the MLB playoffs. Brad Law of the Auburn Network joined the show to cover all things Auburn.

The guys welcomed Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, and Jeremy Law, the voice of the Sylacauga Aggies, by phone. They also covered college football and wrapped up the morning with the weekly "Racin' with RAT" segment.