Podcasts about espn's fran fraschilla

On today's Barstool Bench Mob, the guys press the panic button after some major upsets Wednesday night (04:46) and discuss the continuing downward spiral of Kentucky (16:24) before diving into Monday's Oklahoma-Texas Tech game (21:01).  Then, the Mob brokers a sit down to break bread between two feuding families. ESPN's Fran Fraschilla joins the show to talk Big 12 hoops, his time with Brent Musburger and his beef with Rico (26:07:02). For the full video of our interview with Fran Fraschilla and all of our other guests, visit our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFVXM3LvER8xVZuJ5OGgZg/about Then Jake, Marty and Rico hit on Tuesday's big Baylor-Texas (01:10:55) and Illinois-Indiana (01:15:13) matchups and then wrap things up with Beating the Buzzer (01:28:45) and the Boxscore Game (01:33:03). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to Barstool Bench Mob. And for the latest scores, news, and highlights follow us on Twitter and Instagram @stoolbenchmob.

On today's episode, Jason does a deep dive on all the wheeling and dealing that went on Monday in the NBA. The biggest news by far was the Milwaukee Bucks working deep into the night to acquire guards Jrue Holiday and Bogdan Bogdanovic. Did the Bucks give up a ton of roster depth and a billion first round picks to make the deals happen? Yes. Will the moves inspire superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo to sign a super-max contract extension in Milwaukee? Probably. Do either of those things make the Bucks more likely to win a title in the suddenly crowded East? Nope. In the end, it all may end up being much ado about nothing. The sneakiest move - and likely most impactful - was made by the Portland Trailblazer. They were able to acquire Robert Covington from the Houston Rockets, giving them the big wing defender they desperately needed. Don't be surprised to see the Blazers back in the top-4 of the Western Conference. But, perhaps the biggest move of the offseason is the one that is still yet to be made: James Harden to the Brooklyn Nets. Rumor has it Harden is trying to force his way to Brooklyn, but should Houston give in to his demands? Producer Rob joins the show to discuss the issue, and explain why he thinks the Rockets may send The Beard somewhere else just out of spite. Plus, ESPN college basketball analyst Fran Fraschilla swings by to explain why he's calls the 2020 NBA Draft a 'smoke and mirrors draft' that's being overanalyzed by members of the media, why University of Washington big man Isaiah Stewart would be a perfect fit with the Miami Heat, why James Wiseman reminds him of a young David Robinson and why he's really hoping that big man lands with the Golden State Warriors, why concerns about Anthony Edwards' defense are a tad overblown considering most rookies can't play NBA-level defense anyways, why he believes LaMelo Ball could slide all the way down to the New York Knicks with the #8 overall pick, why he believes Duke swingman Cassius Stanley could wind up being the steal of the draft, and much more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Fran joined Charlie to talk all about his relationship with Houston Cougars' head coach Kelvin Sampson, how the Cougars have faired this season, and more! 

In this Big 12 preview show, Andy Katz is joined by ESPN's Fran Fraschilla to breakdown the Conference's biggest stories (4:30). Andy ranks his Top-10 players in the Big 12 for the upcoming season (14:50), talks with Shaka Smart about the Longhorns quest for consistency (18:35), catches up with Scott Drew about Baylor and Conference depth (23:50), and chats with Preseason All-Big 12 selection Devon Dotson about the Jayhawks (27:41). Andy talks with Bruce Weber about expectations for Kansas State (32:38), and discusses Iowa State's unique Home Court advantage with Steve Prohm (36:33), before looking ahead to his locks and bubble teams from the Big 12 in March (40:15).

King dives into the finer points of coaching, scouting, and recruiting with ESPN's Fran Fraschilla.

Kentucky head coach John Calipari shares the key to Kentucky's consistent success over the last 10 years, and explains how he plans to grow that legacy over the next 10! He offers insight to this year's roster, schedule, and some thoughts on how the new 3-point line will likely impact the game. Then Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl talks about the effect that last year's Final Four run is having on this year's team, how recruiting has changed, and why Auburn's pre-season ranking at #24 is legit! He also talks about what practice has been like with 5 returning Seniors, and 8 newcomers including 6 freshman. And ESPN's Fran Fraschilla caught a lot of basketball over the Summer, and breaksdown what he saw from Texas Tech, Georgetown, and Memphis. He also has thoughts on Texas, TCU, and Baylor, and why the balance in the Big 12 will make it hard to pick a worst team in that league. Plus, Andy's 5 schools that he knows he's going to be wrong about!

Cleaning up NFL Free Agency. Kevin White goes to the Cardinals, Blake Bortles cut, and the Giants continue to make more sense (2:08-13:22). Zion Williamson is back (we taped early would be a real shame if he got hurt again) and we do the bracket of horniest dudes (13:23-25:24) Wisconsin Basketball Star Ethan Happ joins the show to talk about March Madness, fixing his free throw woes, and does Brad Davison practice charges in practice (28:19-47:54). ESPN's Fran Fraschilla joins the show to give you some dark horse March Madness picks, what to expect from the Big 12 tournament, and whether or not Zion made the right decision (49:23-1:13:59). Segments include Kings Stay Kings for James Dolan,(1:14:47-1:16:49) It's Louisiana who cares, (1:16:50-1:18:49) high idea that will revolutionize car services and FAQ's (1:18:50-1:31:58) 

ESPN's Fran Fraschilla joins us to talk about global basketball basics.

Sibling Rivalry Sports: On this week's show, discussions with ESPN's Fran Fraschilla and Referee Rich Hallstrom The post October 4, 2018: ESPN’s Coach Fran Fraschilla & Referee Rich Hallstrom appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

Fun show on tap today. It starts with ESPN's Fran Fraschilla (1:55), who spends some time with Rob Dauster dropping knowledge on Trae Young and just how good he can end up being this season and at the next level. Then Rob catches up with Zach Osterman of the Indianapolis Star (17:35) to talk about just what is wrong with this Indiana team and whether or not it is too early to be worried about Archie Miller. Finally, Reags from Barstool Sports (37:35) joins the podcast to break down the weekend's most enticing betting lines as well as North Carolina's loss to Wofford.

Joining Chris Mannix on The Vertical this week is ESPN's Fran Fraschilla. Fran talks with Chris about the play from the top rookies who were out in Las Vegas for Summer League. Fran talks about which of the rookies he thinks is going to make the biggest impact in the NBA. It's all here and more on The Vertical Podcast with Chris Mannix. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick is live in Las Vegas for NBA Summer League to talk with Isaac about Dennis Smith Jr, Dorian Finney-Smith, Yogi Ferrell, and then Nick talks to ESPN's Fran Fraschilla about Ding Yanyuhang chances to make it in the NBA. Follow Nick: Twitter.com/NickVanExit Follow Isaac: Twitter.com/IsaacHarrisNBA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPN's NBA draft guru and former coach, Fran Fraschilla joins Jon for a complete break down of this year's prospects looking to enter the NBA draft. What were his big takeaways from the scouting combine in Chicago? The value of a four year player in college versus the one and done. Mid-major players versus high major. Plus, sleepers, International and other players to keep an eye out for. And a breakdown of teams waiting on key draft decisions.