Three Point Stance

It was day ten of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas, and Coach Skip Holtz opened the show by answering the question of the week while sharing his Christmas plans and thoughts on the College Football Playoff. The crew ran through recent bowl game scores and the upcoming schedule. They also recapped night one of the Tri-County High School Basketball Tournament. The show included the inaugural Three Point Stance Dirty Santa event.

Coach Steve Giddens shot at the question of the week as Weems and Dave powered through day nine of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas. Josh Giddens, the head coach of Clay Central boys basketball, joined in studio, answering the question of the week while recapping the Vols’ latest area win and previewing the upcoming Tri-County Tournament. The crew also ran through recent bowl game results and the upcoming schedule. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in to talk about his first Christmas as a dad, Alabama basketball, and preparations for the College Football Playoff. They also discussed Friday’s Dirty Santa event.

Rusty Taylor took on the question of the week before Coach Weems and Dave worked through day eight of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network stopped by to share his Christmas thoughts and the latest news surrounding the Auburn Tigers. The crew also covered recent news involving Coach Skip Holtz.

It was a Shorttless Tuesday, and Coach Danny Horn stepped in to fill the seat. Horn took on the question of the week, while Coach Weems and Dave rolled through day seven of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show on the Hero’s Hotline as he prepared for Jacksonville State’s bowl matchup against the Troy Trojans. The crew also took a look ahead at the 2026 SEC football schedule, and Coach Horn challenged Weems to break down an old coaching quote.

It was day six of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas. The question of the week took the crew back as Bubba and Hunter Bussey joined in on the conversation. The guys talked through the start of bowl season. Cory Reamer from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in with a Christmas prep update and shared how Alabama is preparing for the College Football Playoff. The show wrapped up with a recap of SEC basketball from the weekend and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

It was day five of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas, and Tim Altork was in the house, barking loud after his Bulldogs won the SEC Championship. He also answered the Meadow’s Farm Equipment Question of the Week. The Army-Navy Trivia Challenge brought plenty of competitive energy, especially as things heated up at the end. The guys reviewed the “Weems Winners” standings, and the room only got hotter as the final results were revealed.

It was day four of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas, and Ranburne’s Coach Chad Young joined the show in studio. Coach Steve Giddens and Coach Young swung at the question of the week and talked through the College Football Playoff and the upcoming bowl games. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in to add to the conversation, and Clay Central Vols boys basketball coach Josh Giddens also joined with an update on his team.

It was day three of Three Point Stance’s 12 Days of Christmas. Rusty Taylor opened the show by taking on the question of the week. He shared his thoughts on the College Football Playoff and the growing number of bowl opt outs across the country. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined the show to talk about Auburn basketball and the Tigers’ new football coach.

Alabama high school football broadcasting legend Jon Holder from “High School Football Alabama’s After the Game” was in studio. Holder and Coach Michael Shortt tackled the question of the week before diving into a full slate of football talk. Holder walked the crew through discussions on the College Football Playoff, the state of Alabama football, and the high school Super 7 championships.

The guys broke down the conference championship games and analyzed the College Football Playoff bracket, discussing who’s in and who’s out. They also recapped the Super 7 as the high school football season came to a close. Cory Reamer from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to discuss Alabama’s championship game letdown and the Tide making the College Football Playoff. The crew wrapped up with a little MLB news and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Coach Steve Giddens took on the question of the week and shared his thoughts on the Iron Bowl. The crew recapped last night’s Super 7 matchup and reviewed today’s championship schedule. They also covered the SEC/ACC Challenge results, noting the SEC’s 9–7 finish. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the program to talk about the Iron Bowl, Alabama basketball, and the upcoming SEC Championship weekend. Coach Josh Giddens, the head boys basketball coach of the Clay Central Volunteers, checked in with an update on the early part of his team’s season.

Coach Michael Shortt answered the question of the week and shared his thoughts on the Iron Bowl. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined with an update on JSU’s run to the C-USA championship game. The crew also broke down what they expect to see in tonight’s College Football Playoff rankings and reviewed SEC results from rivalry weekend. To wrap things up, Coach Shortt offered his take on the Super 7 and delivered his predictions for each classification.

Coach Skip Holtz of the Birmingham Stallions called in on Hero’s Hotline for this week’s edition of "Weems Winners." Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined the show to talk basketball and preview the big game on the Plains this weekend. The Thanksgiving Blowout Extravaganza rolled on.

Coach Danny Horn joined Three Point Stance to reflect on the end of the Vols’ season and to take his swing at the question of the week. The crew also looked around the region at high school football playoff scores and broke down the semifinal matchups in each classification. Cory Reamer from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in to discuss Alabama’s win on Saturday and preview the Iron Bowl. The guys also recapped the weekend’s SEC action and highlighted a big week ahead in college basketball. They closed the show with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Coach Steve Giddens took his turn at the question of the week. The crew broke down last night’s Alabama and Auburn basketball games. Vigor Head Football Coach Renardo Jackson joined the show to preview the Wolves’ quarterfinal matchup with the Vols. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in from Chicago with updates from the road. The guys also looked at the evolving College Football Playoff picture and the coaching moves expected once the first major domino falls.

The SEC Thanksgiving weekend schedule was released, and the guys dove straight into the matchups and storylines. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show alongside Coach Michael Shortt to weigh in on the question of the week. Parris also broke down the Gamecocks’ impressive victory in front of the largest home crowd in JSU football history. A conversation about AI-generated music sparked an intense back-and-forth among the crew. Coach Shortt also guided the guys through scoring averages for the top 5A playoff teams.

Tim Altork from The Randolph Leader filled in for Dave and jumped right into the question of the week. Coach Skip Holtz also weighed in, sharing his answer and spending part of his morning with the guys as they worked their way through this week’s edition of "Weems Winners" in college football. The crew recapped SEC basketball action from last night and previewed the major matchups coming this weekend. They also broke down high school football games across the area, including a closer look at the 5A bracket and several other key contests. The SEC football weekend slate took center stage as well, and Altork added a memorable twist to the Artist of the Day segment.

Rusty Taylor, Heath Bone, and Mr. Lee shared their answers to the question of the week. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined in to take the guys back to his childhood and offer an inside look at Auburn athletics. Taylor also weighed in on Auburn basketball, a surprising loss on the court, Alabama’s losing record against Oklahoma, and big basketball matchups around the state. The episode concluded with the "Where Did We Eat?" segment.

Statistician Extraordinaire Joe Grogan filled in for Dave on this morning’s show. Clay Central Head Coach Danny Horn stopped by the studio to discuss the Vols moving on to Round Two of the 5A playoffs. The guys tackled the question of the week, broke down high school playoff scores from around the area, and reviewed the latest 5A Top 10 rankings. Cory Reamer from the Crimson Tide Sports Network was on the hotline to talk about Alabama’s conference win. The show wrapped up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

The crew took a deep dive into Auburn football. They shared their thoughts on the question of the week and discussed recent headlines surrounding the Atlanta Braves. The guys also talked about several high school football playoff games that were moved to Thursday night due to the threat of severe weather across the state.

Coach Michael Shortt answered the question of the week and shared his thoughts on Alabama football. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined to give a full report on everything JSU, including his complete schedule and the start of basketball season. They also discussed the Atlanta Braves’ new manager and the huge buyouts for college football coaches in recent years.

Three Point Stance hit the road to Central High School of Clay County for coverage of the sectional cross country meet. Surrounded by a full crew of the guys, they caught all the action.

Rusty Taylor mulled over the question of the week and gave his weekly take on the Auburn Tigers. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined the show to answer the question of the week, recap the Savannah Bananas’ visit to the Plains, talk Arkansas barbeque, and discuss Auburn getting back on the winning side. The crew also featured their “Where Did We Eat?” segment, broke down the World Series being all tied up, and looked ahead to a NASCAR championship on the line.

Coach Danny Horn of the Clay Central Volunteers made his regular Monday morning visit to the show, joining the guys to answer the question of the week and reflect on the Vols’ 6-3 regular season finale win over Pell City. He also shared a few thoughts on the team’s mindset heading into the playoffs. Rusty Taylor and Tommy Wood stopped by to announce this week’s AGL Player of the Week, Zion Newell, before the crew ran through high school football scores from the weekend. Cory Reamer from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined on Hero’s Hotline to break down Alabama’s latest win and weigh in on a wild weekend across college football. The show wrapped up with a look at the World Series and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the weekend.

Heath Stroud filled in for Coach Herron on the show. The guys discussed the Tennessee baseball coaching vacancy, previewed the upcoming NBA season, and shared their predictions for how the rest of the SEC football season will play out.

The gang welcomed Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, in the first hour of the show. They recapped the weekend in college football. Coach Michael Shortt shared his thoughts on Alabama Football, and Coach Jerry Weems looked ahead to the World Series with a preview of the matchup.

The crew hit the road for a live broadcast from the legendary Talladega Superspeedway. Dedicated listener and remote team member Chase Hammock from the White Flag Club stopped by with a box of doughnuts, while Track President Brian Crichton joined for his semi-annual visit to talk all things Talladega. It was also STEM Day at the track, with local students learning about the science behind racing. Throughout the show, the team recapped high school football scores and schedules, previewed a big weekend of SEC action, and discussed the ongoing MLB Championship Series.

Breakfast was served with Mrs. Wilkerson’s famous Brunswick stew on this morning’s show! Rusty Taylor tackled the question of the week and shared his latest thoughts on Auburn football. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined to discuss how the Tigers look to rebound, along with a preview of the upcoming basketball exhibition at Boutwell. The crew broke down the MLB League Championship Series. Tim Senn from Beauregard Radio checked in to talk about Friday night’s Volunteers vs. Hornets matchup. The guys also went through their “Where Did We Eat!” and “Where Will We Eat?” segments. The show wrapped up with their picks for the NASCAR playoffs.

The show kicked off with the question of the week before diving into all things college football. The guys broke down the performances of both the Alabama Crimson Tide and Auburn Tigers and recapped scores from across the SEC and Top 25. Cory Reamer from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined on Hero’s Hotline, courtesy of Countryside Motorsports, to give his take on Alabama’s win at Missouri. They also discussed the MLB League Championship Series now underway and highlighted high school football scores from the weekend. The episode closed with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

Coach Steve Giddens and Chad Young took a swing at the question of the week. The crew broke down the latest action from the MLB Divisional Playoffs. Holtville Head Coach Cory Lee joined the show to preview the Bulldogs’ Friday night matchup with the Vols. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in to recap Alabama’s win over Vanderbilt and look ahead to an early kickoff at Missouri. Plus, Ricky New from the Clay County Public Golf Course stopped by to talk about the Clay County Championship.