Brandon Scott reacts to the Houston Rockets going down 3-1 to the Golden State Warriors; what stands out about Houston failing the test and where the Rockets go from here. Plus, he tells you why the Texans got better after the NFL draft. 

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Brandon Scott reacts to the Rockets' 109-94 win against the Warriors in Game 2; Jalen Green's 38-point performance and what it means for Houston; Jimmy Butler's injury and what it means for the Warriors; and how Houston's stars have officially arrived in the playoffs.

Brandon Scott and Big Sarge from the Locked on Texans podcast react to the Rockets' 95-85 loss in Game 1 to the Golden State Warriors; assess whether it's time for Houston to panic; plus, a look ahead to the Texans' draft options.

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On this episode, Brandon Scott is joined by sports TV anchor and reporter Chancellor Johnson to look ahead to the Warriors-Rockets first-round playoff series, keys to the matchup; UH men's basketball and the long journey to get here.

 In this episode of the B-Block podcast, Brandon Scott dances on the Phoenix Suns' grave after they fired their head coach. A Kevin Durant trade should follow, but should the Houston Rockets still be interested?

Plus, who do you prefer the Rockets face in the first round: the Memphis Grizzlies or Golden State Warriors? Either way, we'll find out who they're facing Tuesday night. 

Finally, why the Rockets can make the NBA Finals, despite no one really checking for them like that.

The Texans have made some bold moves in trying to remake their offensive line. They fired the offensive coordinator, position coach and jettisoned three of their five starters from last season. While Brandon Scott gives the Texans credit for trying to clean up the mess, he stops short of praising them for making the mess in the first place. 

Watch here for reaction to Houston sending left guard Kenyon Green to the Philadelphia Eagles for safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson; left tackle Laremy Tunsil to the Washington Commanders for draft picks; trading for Christian Kirk; and more NFL moves that stand out. #texans #houston #houstontexans #nfl #nfltrades #football #htown 

On this edition of the H-Town Hoops podcast, Brandon Scott and Adam Spolane dive into what's happened to the Rockets on both ends of the floor in the last month or so. 

Why the expectations shouldn't change for the Rockets, even as they regress to the mean; how desperately their star players need to play like stars; and understanding the rotations without Fred VanVleet.

The New York Jets released Davante Adams, who immediately becomes the top wide receiver free agent target this offseason. Given the Texans' need at receiver, Brandon Scott says they should at least be interested in signing Adams, even if it means restructuring contracts. 

Also, why reunions with Sheldon Rankins and Stefon Diggs make sense for the Texans; the surprise news of keeping Shaq Mason through free agency; takeaways from new Texans president Mike Tomon speaking on SportsRadio 610; and making sense of Bun B's Houston rodeo lineup.

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ESPN's DJ Bien-Aime joins Brandon Scott to discuss what went wrong with the Texans' offense in 2024; how Bobby Slowik's predictability in play calling and lack of game plan adjustments became his downfall as offensive coordinator; the job Nick Caley has in front of him; what the Texans need to do this offseason; plus, who should headline the Super Bowl halftime show next year.

With the Texans exploring the possibility of building a new stadium, Brandon Scott tries to make sense of it all with Houston Chronicle investigative reporter Dylan McGuinness, who co-authored the latest piece and has been following the NRG Stadium negotiations between Harris County, the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo and the Texans. 

How did we get here and where might we be headed. B.Scott and McGuinness tackle those questions in this conversation.

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