The guys are back with another packed episode, kicking things off with reactions to the 2026 NFL Draft and how their teams fared. From the Cowboys’ strong defensive rebuild to debated picks across the league, they break down draft grades, team strategies, and why next year’s class might be the one to watch—especially at quarterback. There’s also plenty of chatter around league storylines, including Aaron Rodgers drama and the ongoing quarterback questions in Cleveland and Pittsburgh.

They shift into the current sports landscape with a wide-ranging discussion across MLB, NBA, and NHL. The Mets’ struggles, Yankees’ strong start, and Phillies’ managerial shakeup set the tone on the baseball side, while the NBA playoffs bring serious heat—Game 7 tension, surprising performances, and the possibility of major upsets. The NHL gets a quick spotlight as well, with unexpected playoff results and speculation about star players’ futures.

In the second half, things take a fun turn as the crew shares their personal Top 10 sports movies. From classics like Rocky and Field of Dreams to debates over what even counts as a “sports movie,” the conversation blends nostalgia, humor, and strong opinions. It’s a laid-back but engaging segment that shows the personalities behind the sports talk.

As always, the episode wraps with a mix of laughs, perspective, and the camaraderie that keeps the show grounded beyond just the games.

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The crew is back for a 2026 NFL Draft special, diving into Day 2 reactions, first-round takeaways, and plenty of classic banter from the draft party, complete with “The pick is in!” traditions and some unexpected off-topic moments. From early impressions to bold opinions, the guys break down what stood out most and what left them scratching their heads.

They kick things off with a quick tour around the sports world, covering MLB struggles and streaks, Yankees heating up, Mets battling inconsistency, and the Phillies dealing with a rough start. Then it’s all football, as they analyze key NFL Draft picks, including standout moves by the Giants, Cowboys, Chiefs, and Eagles, along with debated decisions like Arizona’s running back selection and the Rams’ quarterback pick.

The discussion leans into strategy, team-building philosophy, positional value, and whether certain franchises are truly thinking long-term. There’s also a closer look at rookie potential, injury concerns, and which teams may have quietly had the best draft so far. As always, the conversation mixes insight with humor, making it feel like you’re right there in the room with them.

They wrap things up with reflections on why these conversations, and the friendships behind them, matter just as much as the sports themselves.

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Season 7, Episode 31 of Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank dives into NFL Draft week excitement, as Dan and Frank discuss the lack of clear-cut storylines beyond the projected No. 1 pick and what to expect from a fast-moving, trade-heavy first round. With their live draft party around the corner, the guys break down team strategies, rumors, and why this year’s draft may be more unpredictable than it seems.

The conversation shifts to the NBA Playoffs, where matchups are heating up and questions surround contenders like the Celtics, Lakers, and rising young teams. The guys analyze key injuries, playoff experience, and which teams are built to make a deep run.

In the NHL, it’s a surprising postseason landscape with major teams missing the playoffs, while the Western Conference continues to look dominant. Dan shares optimism about the Flyers’ young core, while both hosts discuss potential Stanley Cup contenders.

The episode also features a fun and thoughtful segment, including sports “what if” moments—like changing heartbreaking losses—and a round of “Would You Rather” that sparks debate and humor.

As always, the show wraps with faith, encouragement, and community connection beyond the world of sports.

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Season 7, Episode 30 of Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank celebrates the Michigan Wolverines capturing the 2026 Men’s Basketball National Championship, as Dan and Frank break down a dominant title game performance against UConn and reflect on an exciting March Madness tournament. The guys also discuss how NIL and the transfer portal are reshaping college basketball, potentially signaling the end of true Cinderella stories.

The conversation shifts to the broader college sports landscape, including the financial strain of NIL on athletic programs and what it means for the future of non-revenue sports. Dan and Frank also give a nod to UCLA’s women’s championship run and the continued dominance of the Big Ten across multiple sports.

On the golf front, the Masters Tournament takes center stage with Rory McIlroy surging and a competitive leaderboard setting up an exciting weekend at Augusta. Meanwhile, early-season MLB storylines take shape, including concerns about the Mets’ roster construction, Phillies struggles, and overall league outlook just weeks into the season.

The episode also features NFL chatter, draft buzz, and plenty of classic banter—including a lively and humorous in-studio interruption that adds to the show’s signature energy.

As always, the episode closes with encouragement, faith-centered discussion, and an invitation to connect beyond sports.

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Season 7, Episode 29 of Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank centers around the Final Four, as Dan and Frank break down Illinois vs. UConn and Arizona vs. Michigan, with bold predictions and bracket implications on the line. With the championship in sight, the guys debate which matchup will ultimately decide the national title and check in on their bracket standings as the competition winds down.

The conversation shifts to Major League Baseball, where early-season storylines include injuries, rising young stars, and concerns about pitchers returning from major surgeries. The Mets, Yankees, and small-market teams all get attention as the season begins to take shape.

In the NFL, the guys dive into quarterback movement, including Kirk Cousins’ latest deal and what it means for team development, along with ongoing drama surrounding players, contracts, and league discipline. The discussion also touches on broader issues in college sports, including NIL, the transfer portal, and potential changes coming from leadership at the national level.

The episode takes a deeper turn with a thoughtful discussion on faith, free speech, and sports culture, as the hosts examine how personal beliefs intersect with professional athletics in today’s world.

As always, the show wraps with community encouragement, church connection, and a reminder of what matters most beyond the games.

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Season 7, Episode 28 of Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank dives into a packed sports week as baseball officially returns and the NCAA Tournament heats up with the Elite Eight. Dan and Frank break down the remaining teams, bracket standings (with Frank near the top and Dan… not so much), and why Arizona is looking like the team to beat as the tournament heads toward the Final Four.

The conversation takes a sharp turn into a passionate debate about Tiger Woods, focusing less on his legacy as a golfer and more on how the media treats his off-course issues. The guys discuss accountability, public perception, and why some athletes seem to avoid the level of criticism others receive.

From there, the episode moves into NFL headlines, including Caleb Williams attempting to trademark “Iceman,” Travis Kelce’s new deal, massive wide receiver contracts, and ongoing roster-building strategies around the league. The guys also touch on Tom Brady’s brief return to competition in flag football and whether a real comeback is even possible.

It’s another episode full of strong opinions, sports analysis, and the kind of real conversation that defines Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank.

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Season 7, Episode 27 of Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank brings a fast-paced recap of Ignite Weekend before jumping into the heart of March Madness, where early upsets, standout performances, and bracket chaos have already taken over. With no perfect brackets remaining, the guys break down key games, rising contenders like Arizona, and why seeding quickly stops mattering once the tournament begins.

The conversation shifts to Major League Baseball, where excitement for the new season is mixed with concern over a potential labor dispute, salary cap debates, and ongoing issues with competitive balance across teams.

In the NBA, playoff races are heating up with injury concerns, bold predictions, and questions surrounding superstar decisions—especially in Milwaukee.

The episode wraps with a look at NFL free agency, highlighting major roster moves, quarterback discussions, and how teams are shaping up heading into the draft.

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Season 7, Episode 26 of Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank is a special Liberty University “Ignite Edition”, recorded live in Virginia with a full table of guests and plenty of spirited sports debate. Dan Fox is joined by Josh “The Golf Report” Hooks, Liberty golfer Rusty Hooks, Victor Geikema, Sheridan, Jerry Hooks, Tyler, and a surprise phone-in appearance from Frank himself—creating one of the liveliest roundtable conversations of the season.

The episode opens with Liberty University basketball, as the crew breaks down the Flames’ strong regular season and disappointing exit from the Conference USA tournament. Liberty finished atop the conference standings but fell to Missouri State in the tournament, raising a classic college basketball debate: Should a three-day conference tournament outweigh an entire three-month regular season? Rusty argues the tournament proves who performs under pressure, while others question whether a single bad night should erase months of dominance. With Liberty now headed to the NIT, the panel debates whether the Flames can make a deep postseason run despite missing the NCAA Tournament.

The conversation quickly expands to the broader March Madness landscape as Selection Sunday approaches. The group discusses potential championship contenders—including Michigan, Arizona, Florida, Kansas, and Duke—and examines how injuries, roster depth, and coaching experience could shape the tournament. Rick Pitino’s St. John’s squad, Kansas’ unpredictable star Darren Peterson, and the always-dangerous bracket “dark horse” teams all get their share of analysis as the crew previews the most exciting weekend in college sports.

The episode also features a spirited golf segment, led by Liberty’s own Rusty Hooks, who breaks down rising PGA Tour star Ludvig Åberg and his chances at the Players Championship. The panel looks ahead to The Masters, with predictions featuring names like Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Brooks Koepka, and Viktor Hovland. The conversation includes a special shout-out to Lynchburg native Zach Bauchou, who made the cut at The Players Championship, highlighting local pride in the golf world.

From there, the discussion shifts into the NFL offseason, where quarterback movement and draft strategy take center stage. The crew debates whether young quarterbacks—like projected No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza—should start immediately or sit behind a veteran mentor. Historical examples from Brett Favre to Patrick Mahomes fuel a lively debate about development, coaching, and the importance of organizational stability. The group also examines offseason outlooks for teams like the Raiders, Eagles, Cowboys, Commanders, and Lions as they prepare for the upcoming draft.

Along the way, listeners are treated to plenty of the usual Sports Fellowship flavor: friendly trash talk, predictions, a Phillipsburg vs. Easton tennis bet involving yard work, and classic storytelling from Jerry Hooks about Liberty basketball history.

As always, the episode closes with encouragement for listeners to join the Sports Fellowship Bracket Challenge, updates on the show’s Facebook page, and an invitation to connect with the community at First Baptist Church of Phillipsburg.

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