Dukes & Bell

Mike and Abe get back into Braves talk as they share more thoughts on Spencer Strider having to start the season on the IL to which Mike believes Atlanta should go ahead and move Didier Fuentes into a starting role now and let him take his lumps.

Mike and Abe get into some Hawks talk as they continue to share thoughts on how well the team can do down the stretch of the season. They then get into some Georgia hoops talk as they share thoughts on the Bulldogs basketball program needing to be in a better place under Mike White.

Mike and Abe get into some brief Braves talk as they share thoughts on how well the team will play this season and the news of Spencer Strider starting the season on the IL to which Mike reiterates why he continualy preaches the Braves should have been more intent on bringing in pitchers.

Mike and Abe get into some football talk as they share thoughts on Drake London and when and if he'll get a new contract from the Falcons in the wake of Jaxson Smith-Njigba to which they agree the team should have gotten a deal done by now, however Mike notes he also believes the fact the Falcons have questions about their starting quarterback may be reason for the team to have pause in getting a deal done with London.

Mike and Abe get into some college hoops talk as they share thoughts on Georgia and Georgia Tech needing to better invest in their basketball programs and debate if coaches like Rick Pitino are the type of moves they would have to make, however do not appear to be in a place in which they want to make the type of investment into brining in a coach with the pedigree of Pitino.

Mike and Abe get into some Hawks talk and share thoughts on the team splitting their last two games as they lost to the Rockets on Friday and picked up a win over the Warriors on Saturday. As they discuss they agree the Hawks will have a tough road ahead for the remainder of the season, however believe the Hawks can actually move into the fifth seed in the Easter conference if they can continue to take care of business against teams they should beat.

Mike and Abe open up the show with Braves talk as they react to news of Spencer Strider set to start the season on the IL with a strained oblique and as they discuss, Mike reiterates his stance in which he believes the team can "never have enough pitching" and the news of Strider validates is stance as he joins Hurston Waldrep, Spencer Schewllenbach, Joey Wentz and A.J. Smith Shawver on the IL. As they discuss, they share thoughts on if the Braves should move Didier Fuentes to the starting rotation.

The full 3-20-26 Dukes and Bell.

2 O'clock Hour

:00 - Mike and Abe open the show with college hoops talk as they share thoughts on Georgia's loss to Saint Louis in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament and discuss why they believe the Bulldogs did not use a game plan that would have given them an advantage over Saint Louis.

:20 – Mike and Abe are joined by Bryant McFadden as they discuss the latest NFL headlines and why the Falcons need to draft for immediate impact with 48th pick.

:40 – Mike and Abe discuss the latest sports headlines, sharing more thoughts on Georgia's loss to Saint Louis in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. As they discuss, they ask whether Mike White is the right coach to raise the level of play for the program or if the program should move on.

3 O’clock Hour

:00 – Mike and Abe share a few more thoughts on Georgia's basketball program seems unable to break through, discussing whether their struggles relate to coaching, talent level or money invested in the program. They then briefly discuss the NFL and cover the latest headlines.

:20 – Mike and Abe are joined by Mike Griffith as they discuss the latest on the Georgia Bulldogs, including which player raised their draft stock after the Georgia pro day.

:40 – Mike and Abe get into What's On DA-DA's Mind as they discuss the Woman's NCAA Tournament getting underway today with Georgia's women playing on Saturday, what Braves should do with $15M Profar money, what Braves questions still nee to be answered and 14,000 perfect brackets remaining after day one of NCAA Tournament