Steve Jones Show

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 on draft picks and the Steelers choices in drafting and developing as well as some other NFL teams.

Steve examines the College Sports Bill in Congress and pooling rights.

Steve talks to the Williamsport Crosscutters' Gabe Sinicropi about this year's promotions including two Drone Shows, the 100th Anniversary and what he does to keep in touch with the fans each year.

Steve talks with Rich Scarcella of the Reading Eagle on Penn State football and the college football playoff, plus the Transfer Portal.

Steve talks about the Major League Baseball Players' Association proposing a hard cap today, and salutes Christopher Sanchez of the Phillies. He's gone one month without allowing one run.

Steve talks to Jon Sauber of the Center Daily Times about the college football playoff and new eligibility rules.

Steve and Bill Bender of the Sporting News talk more on the Cruz-Cantwell Protect College Sports Act of 2026, the calendar and what makes it a tough sell, and Matt Campbell merging a roster - what does that take?

Steve discusses what's happened on day 2 of the 3 day meetings with the SEC, and the fact you don't need a decision on the 2027 Season til December 1st. Plus more on the Sorsby betting situation.

Matt Catrillo checks in to talk about the Yankees, Knicks and more. Plus Nate Bauer on the money aspect of college sports, especially at Penn State.

Steve talks about the proposed playoff picture for the SEC and team IRS filings out now, college sports revenue for 2025, plus the NBA, NHL and Aaron Rodgers.

Steve talks about the passing of Kyle Busch, Memorial Day sports, and hears from Nick Hart, play-by-play announcer for the Wilkes-Barre - Scranton Penguins.

Steve delves more into Aaron Rodgers' last season. And people's mindset over the College Football Playoff Expansion and the Big Ten's 24-Team Playoff Model.

Steve and Neal Coolong talk more about the Supplemental Draft and will next year especially have a good QB Class? Plus more with Chris Wheeler and his analysis of the Phillies.

Steve and Chris Wheeler talk about the Phillies' performance so far under Don Mattingly. Also, why do some opponents who beat Penn State at home become emotional?

Steve and Chris Wheeler talk about the Phillies and Don Mattingly, and the team's play so far. Chris asks Steve about his impression of Matt Campbell and they also discuss why some teams who win in Beaver Stadium sometimes become emotional.

Steve talks about the NBA Eastern Finals and the Knicks coming back from 22 points down with 7 minutes to go, the NFL schedule with overseas games increasing and Big 10 meetings.

Steve and Neal Coolong talk about Supplemental Draft Season, Aaron Rodgers back with Mike McCarthy at the Steelers, and are NFL coaches less coach and more manager?

Steve and Matt Catrillo talk about the problems with the Eagles schedule for 2026 and overseas games. Steve also looks more into Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby and his alleged gambling addiction.