SportsTalk w/ Deuce & Steve Geller featuring Bobby Hebert

Frank Monica, a former legendary prep football coach, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss his induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. Monica told stories from his 50-year tenure as a football coach in South Louisiana. He criticized the new era of college and high school athletics. Monica also shared his positive and "rewarding" memories from being a coach. 

Bobby, Mike, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Bobby discussed the end of the SEC on CBS and LSU's 2024 football schedule. Steve listened to audio from Jay Johnson on the Tigers' new pitcher Zac Cowan, a transfer from Wofford. 

Bobby and Mike remembered the legendary Jerry West, the NBA logo who passed away at age 86. The guys praised West's historic success both on the court and as an executive. Bobby and Mike recapped the second day of the Saints' annual mandatory minicamp. They discussed Spencer Rattler's "outstanding" performance running with the second unit during day two. The guys reviewed the Saints' work on adjusting to the new kickoff rules. They evaluated the team's rushing attack and defense during team drills. Bobby shared his thoughts on Derek Carr's projections entering 2024 and the Saints' pass rushers.

Bobby evaluated Derek Carr through the team's voluntary OTAs and mandatory minicamp. 

Bobby and Mike recapped the second day of the Saints' annual mandatory minicamp. They discussed Spencer Rattler's "outstanding" performance running with the second unit during day two. The guys reviewed the Saints' work on adjusting to the new kickoff rules. They evaluated the team's rushing attack and defense during team drills. 

Mike and Bobby reviewed the first day of the Saints' annual mandatory minicamp. The guys praised Spencer Rattler's improvement and connection with A. T. Perry. Bobby evaluated Chris Olave, explaining how he views the team's WR1. Scott Sanders, a former MLB pitcher, joined Mike and Bobby. Sanders reviewed Paul Mainieri's decision to leave retirement for the South Carolina job. He emphasized the difficulty of coaching an SEC baseball team in the modern era of college athletics. Steve and Bobby listened to press conference audio from Saints CB Marshon Lattimore and RB Alvin Kamara. Lattimore affirmed his commitment to the Saints after offseason trade rumors. Bobby and Steve interviewed Chuck Cooperstein, the voice of the Dallas Mavericks. Cooperstein broke down the 2024 NBA Finals, explaining how the Mavericks could rebound from a 0-2 series hole against the Celtics.

Bobby and Steve responded to a text from a WWL listener about the Saints' legendary Dome Patrol. Bobby evaluated the Saints' LB room led by an ageless wonder in Demario Davis. Chuck Cooperstein, the voice of the Dallas Mavericks, joined Bobby and Steve. Cooperstein broke down the 2024 NBA Finals, explaining how the Mavericks could rebound from a 0-2 series hole against the Celtics. He reviewed Dallas head coach Jason Kidd's message to the team. Cooperstein also praised the Mavericks' trade deadline acquisitions. Steve, Charlie, and Bobby discussed the future of the MLB. 

Chuck Cooperstein, the voice of the Dallas Mavericks, joined Bobby and Steve. Cooperstein broke down the 2024 NBA Finals, explaining how the Mavericks could rebound from an 0-2 series hole against the Celtics. He reviewed Dallas head coach Jason Kidd's message to the team. Cooperstein also praised the Mavericks' trade deadline acquisitions. 

Steve and Bobby projected the future changes to an NFL offseason. Steve and Bobby listened to press conference audio from Saints CB Marshon Lattimore and RB Alvin Kamara. Lattimore affirmed his commitment to the Saints after offseason trade rumors. He expressed his confidence in being the No. 1 cornerback in the NFL. Bobby recapped Lattimore's injury-riddled 2022 and 2023 campaigns. He emphasized the need for Lattimore and Kamara to step up in 2024. The guys answered a question from a WWL listener about the Saints' offensive line. Bobby praised the Saints' cornerback depth. 

Bobby shared his thoughts on Marshon Lattimore and Alvin Kamara.