SportsTalk w/ Deuce & Steve Geller featuring Bobby Hebert

Mike, Steve, and Charlie played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Steve celebrated the debut of EA Sports' College Football 25 game. Charlie reviewed the preseason over/under win totals for the upcoming NBA season. Mike remembered former NFL receiver Jacoby Jones, who passed away over the weekend.

Evelyn Van Pelt, the publisher of The Rebel Walk, joined Mike and Charlie. Van Pelt discussed the expectations for Ole Miss football entering the 2024 season. Van Pelt shared her thoughts on Nick Saban's retirement, Ole Miss' run game, and Rebel QB Jaxson Dart's confidence. She also gave an "under-the-radar" team for 2024. 

Zack Nagy, the publisher of LSU Country, shared his thoughts on LSU RHP commit William Schmidt. 

Mike and Charlie broke down the 2024 MLB Draft, sharing which players from LSU, UL, Tulane, and Nicholls got selected. They discussed the surprising start of the first round on Sunday night. Zack Nagy, the publisher of LSU Country, joined Mike and Charlie. Nagy evaluated four-star DB Jhase Thomas, an LSU commit for 2025. He reviewed the 2024 MLB Draft, highlighting Jared Jones, William Schmidt, and Griffin Herring.

Zack Nagy, the publisher of LSU Country, joined Mike and Charlie. Nagy evaluated four-star DB Jhase Thomas, an LSU commit for 2025. He reviewed the 2024 MLB Draft, highlighting Jared Jones, William Schmidt, and Griffin Herring. 

In a barn-burner of a day, Jeff, Charlie, and Cullen sound off on the Pelicans first Summer League game against the Timberwolves, who showed up and who needs to get more practice in the gym, the MLB has their All-Star weekend ahead of us and Paul Skenes is the talk of the town being named the starting pitcher in the All-Star Game, the future of both the NFL and NBA are being shaped by massive streaming services entering the broadcasting conversation, and what is the latest on the Pelicans trade market rumors and contract discussions with Brandon Ingram?

Heading into our final hour, we tackle everything ranging from NFL teams and the amount of content being aired/pushed upon them by the league such as the recent offseason Hard Knocks featuring the Giants and their NFL Draft lead-up and free agency, to the Pelicans and their first Summer League game earlier tonight and the future of Brandon Ingram with Oleh Kosel, before closing things out with some record breaking nuggets of wisdom regarding Paul Skenes incredible debut year so far.

Oleh Kosel, credentialed NBA writer covering the Pelicans, joins the gang to recap the Pelicans' first action this year in the Summer League with a loss against the Timberwolves, what David Griffin had to say on the broadcast regarding the team's needs at center, how much of a leader Dejounte Murray will be for this young and hungry Pelicans team, and what the latest is on Brandon Ingram situation? 

Jeff, Charlie, and Cullen discuss the future of Hard Knocks as more and more behind-the-scenes coverage is being pushed upon these NFL teams, and whether or not a line will be drawn in the sand by these teams sooner or later, and the future of the NFL and the streaming service tipping point that the league is balancing on. 

Heading into our 2nd hour, Jeff and Charlie preview the upcoming MLB Home Run Derby, how the event will work, who might we see come out on top, and we take a crack at how far the Yankees and Orioles have slid heading into All-Star weekend before Andrew Brandt, former Packers VP and NFL analyst for ESPN & TheMMQB.com drops in to discuss the massive TV deal that the NBA just inked, what this means for the future of professional sports broadcasting as more and more streaming services enter the conversation of carrying and games and events, and if the reset on the RB market will play a significant part in Alvin Kamara's contract dispute and we take a look at our Triple Option feature where we dive into surging and sliding teams in the MLB, if any of us can beat Xavier Worthy in a 40-yard dash, and this year's Wimbledon Finals.