Chad Stephenson Tony Crabtree
Hooks, Hits & Headlocks
Hooks, Hits & Headlocks is a high-energy sports podcast that covers the worlds of fishing, football, wrestling, and a wide array of other sports at the professional, college, and high school levels. Hosted by passionate sports enthusiasts Chad Stephenson, the show delivers in-depth discussions, expert analysis, and lively debates on everything from the latest gridiron matchups to the biggest wrestling showdowns and top fishing hotspots. Whether you're a die-hard sports fan or just enjoy great conversation, Hooks, Hits & Headlocks has something for everyone.
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Chad Stephenson Tony Crabtree
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Último episodio
23 de ene. de 2026
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Episodios
NCAA softball and bowling 14.05.2025 1:26:08
“In this episode, we dive into the NCAA Softball Tournament and also cover the latest in the world of bowling.”
NCAA conference softball tournaments.” 09.05.2025 7:16
“In this episode of Hooks, Hits & Headlocks, we're diving into the NCAA conference softball tournaments.”
PBA, Baseball, softball & WM 41 27.04.2025 1:27:40
“On this episode of Hook's Hits & Headlocks, we're diving into the PBA, breaking down Major League Baseball action, spotlighting NCAA softball, and looking ahead to WrestleMania 41!”
College bowling 09.04.2025 35:56
“In this episode, we're spotlighting four standout programs—Concordia College, Olive College, Jackson College, and Spring River University—as we celebrate their remarkable achievements in bowling this year.”
Remembering George Foreman 07.04.2025 10:55
“In this episode, we honor the incredible life and legacy of the late, great George Foreman.”
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