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.

Coach Skip Holtz led off the show by answering the question of the week and weighing in on more changes across college football. The crew also heard this week’s "Weems’ Winners" for college football. Coach Steve Giddens joined in to tackle the question of the week and share his thoughts on Auburn football. The guys discussed the World Series heading back to Toronto, and Weems shared a memorable Sandy Koufax story. They also broke down high school football around the area, previewing several Thursday night matchups, Friday’s slate, and the final week schedule for the 5A Top 10.

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.

It finally felt like fall on the show today as the crew dove into discussion about the instant 18-inning classic from the World Series. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the conversation to share his answer to the question of the week, give his thoughts on the ongoing chaos in the college football coaching world, and provide updates on Gamecock football, basketball, and baseball. The guys also recapped Week 8 across the NFL and ranked the open Power 4 college football jobs.

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.

Coach Skip Holtz of the Birmingham Stallions opened the show with some fun stories and even had to “coach up” a few of the guys along the way. Tim Altork made his trademark late arrival, and the crew made their weekly “Weems Winners” picks. The conversation turned to the rapidly spinning college football coaching carousel, the start of the World Series, and a full slate of high school football matchups across the area tonight.

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 crew opened the show with a review of Tuesday’s events both locally and on the road. Rusty Taylor took on the question of the week. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined the show to share his autobiography title, reflect on his waning love for doughnuts and chicken sandwiches, and preview Auburn’s upcoming trip to Arkansas. The guys wrapped up the show with a recap of the weekend’s NASCAR action from Talladega.

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.

Coach Danny Horn kicked off the week with an update on the Vols, leading into a discussion on high school football scores from across the region as well as the latest SEC news. Cory Reamer of the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to share his insights on Alabama’s victory over Tennessee. The crew also broke down the MLB League Championship Series. They wrapped up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, highlighting the biggest stories and surprises from the world of sports.

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.

Coach Steve Giddens addressed the question of the week and shared his thoughts on Auburn football. Beauregard Head Coach Shenan Motley joined the conversation to reflect on favorite memories, talk college football, and preview the big region matchup between his Hornets and the Vols. Roger Hoover from the Crimson Tide Sports Network checked in live from the Boutwell Auditorium in Birmingham ahead of Alabama basketball’s exhibition against Florida State. He also recapped the Tide’s football win at Missouri and looked ahead to Tennessee’s visit this weekend. The crew wrapped up with discussion on the MLB League Championship Series and a special request from Giddens to Dave.

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.

Coach Michael Shortt answered the question of the week and shared his thoughts on the weekend of college football. The crew also broke down the MLB League Championship Series now underway. Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, joined the show to talk all things JSU. Rounding out the program, Legends & Liars hosts Jeff Colburn and Jeff Carpenter discussed how fall fishing is starting to heat up.

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 Skip Holtz kicked off Gameday morning. Tim Altork returned after an excused absence last week as the guys tackled another round of “Weems Winners” in college football. They broke down high school matchups, SEC showdowns, and key Top 25 games for the weekend. The conversation turned to the MLB Divisional Playoffs, with two series heading to decisive Game 5s. Hunter Bussey joined in to tally up just how many picks Weems got wrong this week.

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.

Rusty Taylor took a swing at the question of the week. The crew caught up with NASCAR drivers Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell. Brad Law from the Auburn Sports Network joined to preview the Tigers’ upcoming matchup in the South’s oldest rivalry, while Mike Parris, the voice of the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, checked in to discuss their midweek October slate. The team shared their NASCAR playoff picks before closing with “Where Did We Eat?” featuring Mama Mac’s Southern Cooking and “Where Will We Eat?” spotlighting Hog Rock BBQ.

Head Coach Stephen Bailey of the Ranburne Bulldogs opened the show with a look back at his team’s season so far and what lies ahead. Coach Michael Shortt jumped in to tackle the question of the week before the crew broke down NFL Week 5 scores and the MLB Divisional playoffs. The conversation then shifted to the college ranks, as they compared Coach Steve Sarkisian of Texas and Coach James Franklin of Penn State, and debated which former college players would have benefited most from today’s NIL era.

Coach Danny Horn was in the house to break down the Vols’ big win Friday night and take a swing at the question of the week. Cory Reamer from the Crimson Tide Sports Network joined the show to review Alabama’s victory over Vanderbilt. The team also covered High School Football, SEC football, Top 25 college football scores, and the MLB Divisional Round playoffs. They wrapped things up with the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.