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LeBron James informs the Lakers he'll be playing elsewhere next season. All signs point to him and Anthony Davis teaming up with Steph Curry and Draymond Green to form the oldest super team ever assembled. Is there any way this team-up leads LeBron, Steph and Draymond to their fifth NBA championship? The fellas discuss the Warriors' title chances and other NBA news. The WNBA yet again makes headlines for the wrong reasons. Guess who's involved? Graham and Bradley dive a little further into the never-ending fumble of the Caitlin Clark era. Lastly, the guys touch up on some World Cup action, and predict how far the USA can and will advance into the ongoing knockout rounds of the biggest show to ever be played on the pitch.

The 2026 NBA Draft takes place tonight (Tuesday). The fellas discuss how player's NBA dreams go to die in Washington, and where they think Darius Acuff Jr. will land. Giannis Antetokounmpo gets dealt to Miami, along with Bobby Portis (another Arkansas guy). Graham explains how everyone wins in this trade, but the Heat still won't make it out of the Eastern Conference next season. Graham got to watch his Phillies dominate the Mets over the weekend, and was reminded of how bad the WNBA officiating is, when he tuned in to watch the Indiana Fever this week. Also, Sophie Cunningham became Graham's favorite person on Earth (after Michelle, of course). World Cup play continues. Oklahoma wins the Men's (yes, Men's) College World Series. Bradley gives a brief U.S. Open recap, and Graham discusses his most memorable NBA Draft memory.

The New York Knicks prove the doubters (Graham and Bradley) wrong and beat the San Antonio Spurs in five games to win their first NBA championship since 1973. Jalen Brunson is officially him. Are the Knicks now America's team? If not, then who is (if any team is)? The Texas Tech quarterback that bet on sports games will enter the NFL's supplemental draft. Graham and Bradley end the show discussing the world's biggest sporting event — the World Cup!

Graham and Bradley, who picked the Spurs to win this series, give their thoughts on what we've seen from the first three games of the NBA Finals. Graham bashes the Knicks fans that jumped Spurs fans outside of Madison Square Garden on Monday night, as well as the Spurs' offensive strategy at the end of these first three games. The Stanley Cup Final hasn't disappointed, per the usual. Graham says the NHL has the most parity of any major sport, which is what's led to the variety of teams playing in the Stanley Cup Final over the last several years. Also, the 2028 version of the men's World Cup begins this week! All that and then some on this episode of Shoebooty Sports.

The fellas recap the postseason run by the Arkansas Razorbacks baseball and softball teams. Billy Richmond III returns for his junior season at Arkansas, and the fellas close the show with their predictions for the 2026 NBA Finals!

Graham and Bradley discuss the latest NBA Playoffs news, including the Knicks’ dominant run to the Eastern Conference championship. What are their chances in the NBA Finals? Graham sees the good story in whatever team makes it out of the Western Conference, but one of those stories is more intriguing than the other, according to Graham. The Arkansas Razorbacks softball team punched its ticket to its first-ever Women’s College World Series with a dominant win over Duke at Bogle Park in Fayetteville, Arkansas, over the weekend. What are the Hogs’ chances of making noise in the WCWS? The Razorback baseball team lost badly to Georgia in the SEC Tournament championship game on Sunday, and had to settle for a spot in the Lawrence, Kansas regional. Some Arkansas fans have a gripe about the Diamond Hogs not getting picked to host a regional, but the fellas explain why they have no issue with it. Also, Graham and Bradley reminisce about their Book Fair experience in grade school. Tune into figure out how that got brought up, and see what else made its way onto the program in this week’s episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races!

To no surprise, the NFL will expand its number of international games per season. The NBA conference semifinals are underway, and Victor Wembanyama showed everyone Monday night why he's the future face of the league. Will his dominant play be enough to oust the defending champs, though? The fellas explain their latest NBA Finals predictions, and also why this season won't be LeBron's last (it will be as a Laker, though). SEC baseball tourney talk, Hogs softball and more on this episode of Shoebooty Sports!

Graham and Bradley briefly recap the UFC fights from last weekend, then preview the Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano dream fight taking place this Saturday live on Netflix. Graham compares Rousey's first UFC loss to the Twisted Tea smack heard 'round the world. The fellas show a little love to their alma mater's baseball and softball teams before closing the show with the latest from the NBA Playoffs, including whether or not this season will be the last for LeBron James. And if not, where does he play next season?

On this special Monday episode, Graham and Bradley dive deeper into the runners—yes, plural—that broke the 2-hour marathon barrier at the TCS London Marathon last weekend, and the now famous Adidas shoe that's getting a lot of the credit for it. The fellas make their picks for the NBA conference semifinal matchups, and Bradley ends the show with a golf update. Also, Graham's sister and her significant other approve of his clubs. That and then some on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports!

On this week's show, the fellas recap the 2026 NFL Draft. Arkansas lands a 5-star Finnish forward that catapulted the Razorbacks to the top of the 2026 NCAA men's basketball recruiting rankings, and the 2-hour marathon barrier finally gets broken ... not once, but twice, during the same race on Sunday! All that and then some on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races!

With the NFL Draft beginning Thursday, the fellas discuss what they think the Raiders will do with the No. 1 pick, and also reiterate how terrible the Jets organization is. Taylen Green turned heads with his combine performance, but what should NFL teams expect to get from the former Arkansas Razorback quarterback? This led to Graham and Bradley discussing past Razorback football players that have been drafted while the fellas were students at the University of Arkansas, and their brief interactions with some of them (if you want to call it that). This and much more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports!

Bradley leads the way for most the show as the fellas discuss the 2026 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Rory McIlroy becomes the first back-to-back winner since Tiger Woods. Can Scottie Scheffler be this generation's Tiger? All that and more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports!

Michigan wins the whole thing and Arizona stinks in the process. UConn men are always game. The UConn women lay an egg against South Carolina, leading to Geno Auriemma and Dawn Staley both losing their cool. Kyler Murray being a Viking is news to Graham. Graham witnesses two ducks jumping another at Sunset Lake on Saturday, and some other stuff too. Woo woo!

The fellas recap the men's NCAA Tournament to this point, including UConn's improbable comeback win over top-seeded Duke in the regional final on Sunday. Graham and Bradley also make their Final Four picks and predict the 2026 national champions. The Arkansas Razorbacks, the 2026 SEC Tournament champions, get some special love on this episode. Graham and Bradley grade the Hogs' season as a whole, and discuss what Darius Acuff Jr. has meant to the Razorbacks' basketball program.

Graham and Bradley recap the first two rounds of the NCAA men's basketball tournament. They also break down Arkansas' chances of knocking off No. 1 seed Arizona on Thursday, and explain why the women's tournament isn't as appealing in their eyes. Also, Todd Golden is a tool. All that and more on this episode of Shoebooty Sports!

On this week's show, Graham tries to get Bradley to run a half marathon (or even a marathon). The fellas recap the Arkansas Razorbacks' SEC Tournament championship run; then, Graham and Bradley fill out a men's NCAA Tournament bracket live on the show before signing out to go watch the USA vs. Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic championship game. No video for this episode here on Spotify. To watch the video version of this show, please visit Shoebooty Sports on YouTube. Here's the video link to this episode: https://youtu.be/j4N3TlhzP1E

On this week's show, the fellas preview and make picks for the SEC Men's Basketball Tournament, and touch up on the World Baseball Classic. Is there a real chance Team USA doesn't get past pool play in the WBC? All that and then some on this episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races!

Graham and Bradley start the show discussing their current fitness routines. That includes Graham's recap of Little Rock Marathon weekend; then, the fellas dive in and discuss the NFL quarterback free agency market, which now includes (soon to be former) Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray, who will be released by the franchise in the coming days. Is Murray now the top signal-caller available in free agency? Also, does Minnesota stick with JJ McCarthy? Should they? The fellas kick around some other free agent quarterback scenarios before eventually getting to Florida's dismantling of Arkansas on Saturday in Gainesville. The Gators' chomping of John Calipari's Hogs was just the icing on the cake of what ended up being a day full of blowout college basketball games.

Graham and Bradley summarize (sort of) the 2026 Winter Olympics, including USA hockey's gold medal wins for both the men's and women's teams. Is that one sledding event called skeleton or is it also referred to as skull? The fellas discuss their favorite winter Olympic event to watch. Also making its way into this week's show are Disney movies that involve ice skates, Napoleon Dynamite, and did the Razorback men's basketball team get hosed by the officiating crew at Alabama last week?

The fellas discuss the annual NBA All-Star game that took place last weekend, including the less-than-thrilling slam dunk contest on Saturday night and the actual game itself on Sunday. The guys then discuss the sort-of super-fight taking place May 16 on Netflix between UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey and women's MMA pioneer Gina Carano. Graham explains why he's looking forward to their fight more than Mayweather vs. Tyson. Your hosts give a shout out to their Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball team before closing the show with talk about the Diamond Hogs (baseball and softball).

The fellas start the show covering Montana linebacker Solomon Tuliaupupu, who was granted a ninth year of eligibility to play college football in 2026. At what point do you simply move on from college football? The guys cover the less-than-thrilling Super Bowl LX, which featured an all-time dominant performance by Seattle's defense. How good is this Seahawks defense compared to the Legion of Boom? Also, Graham and Bradley talk the ongoing Winter Olympics, which events they look forward to the most, and Graham reflects on his year of reflection.

The fellas break down and preview Super Bowl LX, discuss Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snub, and whether or not he should be considered the greatest head coach in NFL history. Plus some other stuff too. Woo woo!

The Indiana Hoosiers, the football version, are your national champions! Listen to Graham and Bradley analyze the Hoosiers' historic win over Miami on Monday night. They even find a way to bring Lane Kiffin into the discussion. Also, the fellas make their NFC and AFC championship game predictions, and much more!

Graham and Bradley start the show recapping the Texans' dominant playoff win over the Steelers on Monday Night Football, and discuss the news of Mike Tomlin stepping down as the Steelers head coach after 19 seasons with the organization. Also, was that Aaron Rodgers' last game? If not, what will it take for the future Hall of Famer and top 5 NFL quarterback of all-time—at least in Graham's mind—to come back for yet another NFL season? Your hosts go over their NFL Wild Card round picks and make their picks for this weekend's Divisional round before predicting the outcome (with final scores) of next Monday's national championship game between top-seeded Indiana and Miami.

Graham and Bradley discuss the breaking news of Jon Harbaugh being fired by the Ravens. The fellas then go through each game of the NFL playoff Wild Card round, and pick their winners in the process. Lastly, your hosts end the show with their College Football Playoff semifinal picks, and shout out their Arkansas Razorbacks for winning their SEC opener at home against Tennessee.

John Calipari offers an easy — at least on paper — formula for how the NCAA can regain control of the chaotic transfer portal that's put a huge stain on college athletics. Graham and Bradley discuss the bowl games they didn't watch, some TV shows they have watched (The Boys), and give their thoughts on who the greatest college football team ever could be. All that and more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races. Happy New Year, folks!

The fellas are a week late on it, but Graham and Bradley discuss their thoughts on Diego Pavia's reaction to not winning the Heisman Trophy. Afterwards, your hosts recap the first round of College Football Playoff games and even make their predictions for the second-round games on New Year's Eve/Day. Lastly, the fellas react to Jake Paul's knockout loss to former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, and close the show with whether or not they believe Paul will ever win a legitimate world championship in boxing. Merry Christmas, everyone!

Arch Manning says he'll return to Texas for his senior year. That's how the fellas start the show, then Graham rips the band-aid off and discusses his team's painfully close loss in the semifinals of his and Bradley's fantasy football league. It wasn't that Graham lost to their buddy Luke in the semis, it's how he lost that has Graham emotionally scarred. After that minor therapy session/discussion, your hosts give credit where it's due to their Arkansas Razorbacks on the hardwood, after they beat Texas Tech on Saturday in what was a rematch of last season's Sweet 16 matchup. All that and more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races!

Curt Cignetti and the Indiana Hoosiers are for real! The Hoosiers beat Ohio State in the Big Ten championship game on Saturday, and enter the 2025 College Football Playoff as the No. 1 seed (deservedly so). Notre Dame gets snubbed, along with Vanderbilt (and maybe Texas). Was it deserved? In temper tantrum style, the Irish decline a bowl invite as a result of missing the CFP. Did the CFP committee get the top 12 teams in the playoff? If not, who would your favorite podcast hosts have included? Is Curt Cignetti the greatest head coaching hire in college football history? After losing Daniel Jones to a season-ending Achilles injury, the Colts add future Hall of Famer Philip Rivers to their practice squad, ending Rivers' near five-year retirement from pro football. Graham advances to the semifinals of his and Bradley's fantasy football league, and much more!

It's official. Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss for LSU for what he believes is a better opportunity. Will it go well, or will it be another Brian Kelly situation? The fellas weigh in, and even rank the rest of the SEC coaching hires that took place Sunday (and into Tuesday). How do Graham and Bradley feel about Ryan Silverfield being named the Head Hog in Fayetteville? Find out that and then some on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports!

Has Ole Miss given Lane Kiffin an ultimatum? What will Lane Kiffin do, and what should he do, regarding where he coaches next season? Are those answers the same? Graham and Bradley discuss that, plus the predictable outcome of Arkansas football in 2025. Could Bobby Petrino still be the Razorbacks' coach next season by default? All that and more!

Antonio Brown pleaded not guilty to an attempted murder charge in Miami, per his attorney. Despite the football team having a bye week, an Arkansas sports team still lost a close game on Saturday, keeping things consistent. The College Football Playoff bracket projection was released this week. The fellas discuss that, the phenomenon that is Victor Wembanyama, and how their fantasy football teams performed this week. It didn't go very well for one of the hosts.

Graham and Bradley both missed the Arkansas vs. Mississippi State football game on Saturday, for different reasons, but they may be done with Hog football altogether after Saturday's penalty-laden performance. The fellas also discuss the memorable Game 7 of the 2025 World Series, the Razorbacks' basketball opener, fantasy football and more!

After LSU lost its third-straight game on Saturday, Brian Kelly was fired as the Tigers head coach. He gets to walk away with $54 million, though. Graham and Bradley explain why it was never a good fit for Kelly at LSU. Arkansas had four-straight fourth quarter turnovers in the Razorbacks' SEC loss at home to Auburn on Saturday, saving Hugh Freeze's firing for another day. It was Arkansas' sixth-consecutive loss. Is Petrino still the favorite to land the Hogs' head coaching gig after that fourth-quarter debacle? If so, will it be by default? Also, who does LSU target as its next head coach. Nick Saban will get an offer to come back to Baton Rogue, but will LSU be able to sway the G.O.A.T. out of retirement? The Dodgers took a 2-1 World Series advantage over Toronto with last night's 6-5 win in game three, after Freddie Freeman hit a walk-off solo homer in the bottom of the 18th inning. Did your hosts stay up for the whole game? Lastly, the fellas touch up on NBA action (including the new-look Warriors), fantasy football, and the not-so-exciting Week 8 NFL games.

Graham and Bradley start the 201st episode with a World Series preview and prediction. Then the fellas talk a little NFL and college football, including what they think of these Monday Night Football doubleheaders, and whether or not Bobby Petrino will be the head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks at the start of the 2026 season. Would Lane Kiffin really leave Ole Miss for another SEC head coaching gig? Is the Florida head coaching job as desirable as it sounds? All that and then some on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races.

Penn State fired James Franklin after the Nittany Lions lost their third-straight game on Saturday. What's next for Franklin, and what are Bobby Petrino's chances of landing the Arkansas job on a full-time basis? The Razorbacks showed fight against Tennessee on Saturday in a losing effort. How many wins does Petrino need in these last six games to make a strong case for himself? Bradley brings up Penn State fans' supposed wish list of coaches to replace Franklin. Their standards are apparently quite high (as perhaps they should be). Graham ran two half marathons over the weekend, the first of which was in Booneville, Arkansas, home of the Bearcats, the Arkansas Marathon (and Bearcat half marathon), and some of the best BBQ and coffee Graham has ever had. Shout out Gundog Grind (coffee) and Reid's BBQ! The fellas also give you a rundown of how their fantasy football teams did, recap the noteworthy NFL Week 6 games, and touch up on postseason baseball. Happy October, everyone! The best time of year for spooks and sports!

Graham and Bradley squared off in fantasy football this past week. Who won, and did either team really deserve to win? Cough cough someone started Emari Demercado. The fellas discuss other big games around the league, including Jacksonville's exciting win at home against Kansas City. The guys touch up on some postseason baseball—Dodgers are the new Yankees—before giving their score predictions for Arkansas vs. Tennessee on Saturday in Knoxville.

After Arkansas' embarrassing home loss to Notre Dame on Saturday, Sam Pittman was fired the following day. Bobby Petrino was then promoted to interim head coach for the Razorbacks, and will stay in the position for the remainder of the 2025 season. Who will athletic director Hunter Yurachek look to hire to replace Pittman long-term, and what are Petrino's chances he'll be retained as Head Hog beyond this season? Graham and Bradley discuss. Plus, a brief fantasy football recap from Week 4 of the NFL season, and with the MLB playoffs officially underway, the fellas predict what teams will come out of the American and National Leagues.

After Arkansas' somewhat surprising loss at Memphis on Saturday, Graham and Bradley discuss Sam Pittman's future at the U of A. If fired, who are the top candidates to replace Pittman as head Hog? Also, Oklahoma State fires Mike Gundy in his 21st season at the school. Eagles come back to beat the Rams. Lions show what they're made of in Baltimore. Chiefs squeak by the Giants. Caleb Williams and the Bears pummel the Cowboys & more!

Graham and Bradley highlight Week 3 of the college football season, and grade how their Razorbacks performed on the road against Ole Miss. They also cover Week 2 of the NFL season and, as a result, discuss how well (or not well) their fantasy football teams played. Lastly, Graham ends the show with a quick shout out to Robert Redford, who died today at 89 years old.

Arkansas vs. Arkansas State actually happened on the gridiron on Saturday at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock. The place was packed and it was a huge success, especially for the city of Little Rock. So much so that Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders sent letters to both schools' Board of Trustees, requesting for this to be an annual event in Little Rock. Should it happen? Graham and Bradley discuss; plus, Bradley gives the rundown on what else happened in Week 2 of college football, and the fellas end the show talking about the exciting Week 1 highlights of the NFL season.

Graham and Bradley discuss the big games from Week 1 of the college football season. In addition, they grade Arkansas' performance against Alabama A&M, then preview the Hogs' showdown with Arkansas State on Saturday in Little Rock. Lastly, the fellas end the show discussing the Crimson Tide's fall from the utmost tier of the college football mountain top.

Graham and Bradley preview and pick winners for some of the big games from Week 1 of the 2025 college football season. Swifties unite as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announce their engagement. Lastly, the fellas close this week's show with a recap of their fantasy football draft.

On this week's show, Auburn claims seven additional national championships in football. The fellas discuss that, plus their upcoming fantasy football draft on Saturday. Graham and Bradley discuss Happy Gilmore 2 and their favorite sports movie that isn't a baseball movie or Remember the Titans. Lastly, with the Little League World Series underway, Graham and Bradley recall their first experience playing Little League baseball outside of the comfort of their small hometown.

The fellas are back after a 5-week(ish) hiatus. In their return to the microphone, Graham and Bradley mostly discuss college football, including the preseason Top 10, Arkansas vs. Arkansas State at War Memorial Stadium (Little Rock), and whether or not the Razorbacks finish 2025 with a winning season. Former Razorback Cam Little kicks a 70-yard field goal, and Graham plays his first-ever round of golf (or does he?). All that and then some on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports, presented by Rhino Races!

The fellas start the show by giving kudos to the greatest of all time (at hot-dog eating) for his dominant return to the July 4th Nathan's Famous Hog Dog Eating Contest on Coney Island. Graham gives a special shout to his new favorite local pizza place before he and Bradley discuss the MLB All-Star break, Graham's new Phillies hat, and the 1998 baseball season that saved the sport, but did so in controversial fashion. This is the last Shoebooty Sports podcast episode of the month. You can expect the boys to be back in August, recharged and ready to roll (and maybe even talk some football).

It's Bobby Bonilla Day, and that means the fellas discuss some of the more strange and lucrative player contracts from years past, and some noteworthy ones that have been handed out within the last week or so to the current crop of professional athletes. Speaking of contracts, SGA got paid, and Graham and Bradley explain why this is a good contract for both Shae and the Thunder, and why this group of Thunder players could be the group that leads OKC to a dynastic-type of run over the next several years. In WNBA news, Caitlin Clark has the most All-Star votes amongst the fans, by far; however, she currently has been voted the ninth-best guard by her fellow WNBA players. Is this fair or foul? The guys take a deeper dive into this predictable Caitlin Clark effect. Graham and Bradley also touch up on the latest MLB news and updates, Coco Gauff's early exit at Wimbledon, and Jake Paul's debut into the cruiserweight boxing rankings.

LSU baseball wins its second national championship in three years. Arkansas' season ends in disappointing fashion at Omaha. Graham and Bradley grade the Diamond Hogs' season, as a whole. Will the upcoming NFL season be Aaron Rodgers' last? Sophie Cunningham becomes the WNBA's overnight sensation, and rightfully so. Oklahoma City wins its first NBA championship, but with Tyrese Haliburton's injury, were fans robbed of an all-time classic Game 7? All that and more on this week's episode of Shoebooty Sports!

Arkansas dropped its opening game to LSU in the Men's College World Series on Saturday, but rebounded with a huge win over Murray State on Monday, thanks to a no-hit performance on the mound by Gage Wood (the first no-hitter in the MCWS since 1960). Graham and Bradley preview the Razorbacks' Tuesday night elimination game against UCLA, and make their picks for who they see in the MCWS final this weekend. In Major League Eating news, Joey "Jaws" Chestnut will make his return to the Super Bowl of competitive eating on July 4th, the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. The fellas also discuss the NBA Finals and why the Oklahoma City Thunder should win it in six games; plus, more Stanley Cup Final talk, and Bradley closes the show with a brief recap of the U.S. Open.

After Graham's mismanagement of the time clock, the fellas pick up where they left off, regarding their discussion of whether they think Shai Gilgeous-Alexander can overtake Kevin Durant as the best player in the Thunder franchise's history with an NBA championship. Graham and Bradley then discuss the Stanley Cup Finals before calling it a night.