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The SadFan Podcast

The SadFan Podcast

By: Brandin Frye
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 Welcome to The SadFan Podcast where we talk about sports... well kind of. In this we cover all of the big stories and even well the sad ones, that's right all the teams that no one is talking about because they're not the Patriots, Lakers, Yankees and even Lebron James. Covering all of major sports and even some obscure ones we hope to inform you make you laugh and realize that it's just not that serious. Join Wes, Frye and Taylor as we fumble our way through this crazy world where each season can only end with one champion so let us help you enjoy the ride!Brandin Frye
Episodes
  • Golden State Era Done? + NFL Draft Reactions (Dolphins Messed Up?)

    Golden State Era Done? + NFL Draft Reactions (Dolphins Messed Up?)
    Apr 27 2026

    In this episode of The Sad Fan, Brandin Frye discusses current developments in the NBA playoffs, including the intensity of competition and conversations around sportsmanship.

    The episode also examines the legacy of the Golden State Warriors and whether the team’s championship era is coming to an end.

    On the NFL side, the discussion focuses on the recent draft, including notable decisions such as the Miami Dolphins passing on Reuben Bain, the Cleveland Browns’ draft performance, and the Las Vegas Raiders’ overall strategy.

    Tune in for analysis of team building, draft strategy, and the evolving landscape of both the NBA and NFL.

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    21 mins
  • Is NIL Ruining College Basketball… Or Fixing It?

    Is NIL Ruining College Basketball… Or Fixing It?
    Apr 13 2026

    In this episode of The Sad Fan, Brandin Frye examines the latest developments across college basketball and the NBA.

    The discussion begins with Michigan’s activity in the transfer portal and how its recruiting strategy may influence the future of roster building in college basketball. The episode explores the growing impact of NIL and transfer movement on competitive balance and recruiting philosophy.

    The conversation also covers the women’s national championship, including the reaction to the interaction between Geno Auriemma and Dawn Staley and the broader discussion surrounding coaching legacy and leadership in the sport.

    Finally, the show turns to the NBA playoff outlook, highlighting emerging stars, playoff contenders, and what fans can expect as the postseason unfolds.
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    21 mins
  • Is NIL Ruining College Basketball… Or Fixing It?Is NIL Ruining College Basketball… Or Fixing It?

    Is NIL Ruining College Basketball… Or Fixing It?Is NIL Ruining College Basketball… Or Fixing It?
    Apr 13 2026

    In this episode of The Sad Fan, Brandin Frye examines the latest developments across college basketball and the NBA.

    The discussion begins with Michigan’s activity in the transfer portal and how its recruiting strategy may influence the future of roster building in college basketball. The episode explores the growing impact of NIL and transfer movement on competitive balance and recruiting philosophy.

    The conversation also covers the women’s national championship, including the reaction to the interaction between Geno Auriemma and Dawn Staley and the broader discussion surrounding coaching legacy and leadership in the sport.

    Finally, the show turns to the NBA playoff outlook, highlighting emerging stars, playoff contenders, and what fans can expect as the postseason unfolds
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    21 mins
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