Steve Jones Show

Steve previews the NBA Draft tonight, plus talks Tiger Woods at a press conference about 2028 changes to the PGA.

Steve and Brian Boesch, the play-by-play voice of Michigan basketball and football, talk about the move of Dusty May to the Dallas Mavericks, and Brian's job overall.

Steve talks about NFL players challenging their contracts. And what does a contract even mean today in college sports? Plus he and Shikellamy / Kutztown standout Tyler Pratt talk about his job as a scout for the Buffalo Bills.

Steve talks to Frank Bodani of the York Daily Record about his recent sit-down with Matt Campbell.

Steve talks about the US Open and the World Cup, plus the NBA and more.

Steve discusses former pitcher Jim Palmer on a recent podcast talking about instructions to pitchers in team meetings, gives an update on the US Open as of 2 pm, and mentions a police officer in New York not recognizing a player and attempting to detain him during the Knicks parade. Plus, are sports games now entertainment instead of games?

Steve gives injury reports, and talks about the US Open and the College Sports Bill.

Steve and Mark Wogenrich of Penn State On SI on the Sports Illustrated Network talk about Matt Campbell. Mark discusses what it means to Matt transitioning to Penn State with Rocco Becht and new and existing staff members. He details the team members he sees that will perform well in the new season.

Steve talks about the World Cup and stars stepping up, the Dan Patrick retirement deadline, and welcomes Gerry Dulac to discuss the US Open.

Steve and Neal Coolong talk about the NFL Supplemental Draft and Brendan Sorsby. Matt Catrillo discusses things currently happening in the sports world including his take on Brendan Sorsby and how some Philadelphia media are treating the Eagles' Jalen Hurts.

Steve and Michael Barkann from NBC Sports Philadephia talk about the Knicks with several Philly-Area players, the Phillies under Don Mattingly, Zach Wheeler and Christopher Sanchez and AJ Brown.

Steve talks about Brendan Sorsby and the possibility he could declare for the NFL Supplemental Draft. He has one week to decide if that's what he wants to do. And he talks about World Cup Fans and online testimonials about American culture and food.

Steve talks about the Knicks and the NBA Finals, The Hurricanes and the NHL Finals, and he and Nate Bauer from Blue-White Illustrated talk PSU Football.

Steve plays a part of an interview Rich Eisen did with attorney Jay Bilas about the Brendan Sorsby issue, where he would fit in the 2027 NFL Draft and the World Cup and culture coming to America.

Steve talks about passing on sportscaster John Sanders, the NBA and NHL Finals, World Cup Opening Games and Brendan Sorsby.

Steve plays the audio from the exciting end to the Knicks comeback win and talks about the announcers who call the games. He also goes over the PSU football summer roster.

Steve talks about the NBA Finals Game 4 and the Knicks' comeback from being down 29 points. He also discusses how badly some fans react even after a win.

Steve discusses outlets reporting on gambling on college sports, and some betting sites' airing advertising during college sports games.

Steve recaps last night's NBA and NHL play. Also, in last night's Brewers/A's game in Las Vegas there were 16 ABS challenges. Steve breaks down ABS challenge percentages overall. Plus more on Brendan Sorsby.

Steve talks about the injunction aganst Brendan Sorsby which does not include a suspension. Will this temporary injunction open the door for other players in the future?

Steve talks about the Brendan Sorsby issue and integrity in sports.

Steve and Nick Hart talk about the Baby Pens/Toronto Marlies AHL Eastern Conference Final Game 5 tonight, plus the play so far. And why will Aaron Judge not be on the baseball field for months?

Steve talks about the PSU football team and the Special Olympics. He's also joined by Dick Jerardi for a discussion about the Belmont Stakes.

Steve and Neal Coolong discuss Les Snead, LA Rams GM ondraft picks and the Steelers choices in drafting and developingas well as some other NFL teams.

Steve examines the College Sports Bill in Congress and poolingrights.