Dukes & Bell

Dukes and Bell close out the show with their reaction to No. 1 2026 QB recruit quarterback Jared Curtis announcing his commitment to Georgia as he praised Mike Bobo for having a key role in his decision. As they discuss, they share thoughts on whether or not Georgia fans should be excited about Curtis due to the fact many recruits decommit or transfer if their timeline to becoming the starter may be longer than he desires.

Dukes and Bell are joined by Grant McAuley as they discuss the Braves dropping two of three to the Dodgers over the weekend and why they need more than Austin Riley to start heating up at the plate.

Dukes and Bell come back with breaking news of the Ravens releasing Justin Tucker to which both the guys agree the off the field accusations the long time kicker is being tied to has likely led the Ravens to make the decision. They then get into some Falcons talk and why there seems to be many concerns about James Pearce Jr. and whether or not the concerns are being over hyped. As they discuss, they share their thoughts on why they believe how Pearce Jr. works out this season could impact the future of GM Terry Fontenot.

Dukes and Bell come back with some thoughts on comments by Conner Riley as he told the guys the addition of Jared Curtis if he does commit to the Dawgs would not necessarily change the dynamics of the program. As they discuss they share their thoughts on why commits are no longer worth looking forward to. They then preview the NFC West, who the Falcons will face this season and how important they believe it will be for the Falcons to play well against the division.

Dukes and Bell are joined by Conner Riley as they discuss the soon to come commitment announcement by recruit Jared Curtis and what type of impact the quarterback could have on the Bulldogs program.

Dukes and Bell get back to their conversation on the Braves and how they struggled against teams with .500 or better and while they believe there is plenty of baseball left, they believe the Braves have to begin to measure up against the best in baseball.

Dukes and Bell come back with some brief talk on the Braves as they discuss how the team has struggled against teams they have played with .500 or better records and they shares thoughts on whether or not the eventual returns of Spencer Strider and Ronald Acuna Jr. will be enough to push the Braves into title contention. Then they get into 4th and 1 as they react to some of the latest NFL headlines including Peter King stating he believes the Bill Belichick situation is embarrassing, which both the guys agree.

Dukes and Bell come back with some Falcons talk as they share thoughts on how important it is for the Falcons to win the NFC South, which they have not done since 2016 and they discuss why they believe the team has to begin to show dominance in the division sooner than later. They then get into some Braves talk and share more reaction to the team losing two of the three to the Dodgers over the weekend and share why they believe the Braves will have to start beating teams with better records than them in order to prove they will be a team contending for the title.

Dukes and Bell come back with the Daily Download as they react to some of the NBA action over the weekend including the Warriors eliminating the Rockets thanks to a 33 point performance by Buddy Hield, who mentioned how the team's win was a direct result of a team meeting the Warriors had. They then react to Sovereignty winning the Kentucky Derby on Saturday and the event having a ratings and betting record setting weekend.

Dukes and Bell open up the show with Mike recapping his trip to Miami for F1 as he praises the event for being put together well and they agree the weekend was a great sports weekend as the Kentucky Derby was also held on Saturday. They then share some thoughts on the Braves dropping two of three to the Dodgers and Spencer Schwellenbach seeming to struggle of late however Austin Riley is starting to get hot, yet the guys believe the Braves continue to not pass the eye test as a real contender.