Sports takes with sermon energy.
Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad treats sports talk like a running argument among people who already watched the games. It moves from WNBA mock draft boards to March Madness, NBA swings, NFL coaching moves, and Super Bowl reads with quick confidence and plenty of side roads.
PRESS PLAY
Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad is a conversational sports show that treats every season like it is connected to the next one. Basketball carries much of the weight. WNBA mock draft talk gets real attention, with picks discussed through fit, versatility, culture, free throws, defense, and how a player might sit beside names like Skylar Diggins. College hoops brings a different energy. March Madness episodes are less about tidy recap and more about the lived experience of busted brackets, multiple screens, and trying to catch the best game before it flips. The NBA stays close by. The show tracks who is hot, who cooled off, which teams are moving, and which stars or coaches suddenly have questions around them. Football is just as present. Super Bowl picks, playoff losses, turnover-heavy losses, coaching changes, and offseason pivots all become fuel for argument. The format is loose. A weather complaint can slide into a bracket confession, then into Lakers talk, then into a bigger point about roster direction. That drift is part of the appeal. It feels alive rather than overproduced. The speakers rely on shorthand, because the assumed audience already knows the leagues, players, teams, and stakes. When the show likes a move, it says so. When a coach, quarterback, bracket pick, or front office decision looks shaky, it says that too. The analysis is not clinical, but it is grounded in watching, remembering, and comparing. It works best for fans who enjoy sports conversation that can be funny, impatient, detailed, and certain all in the same minute.
Made for: Built for basketball and football fans who already follow the headlines and want reactions that move quickly. It especially fits listeners who like WNBA draft talk, March Madness chatter, NBA debate, and NFL offseason arguments in one feed.
What sets it apart: The show blends knowledgeable roster-and-results talk with the looseness of friends arguing through a packed sports week. Its edge is the mix of sermon-style confidence, quick pivots, and real attention to women's and men's basketball.
Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad Podcast also known as The Prophets is a sports podcast with host Keven Myrick aka Pastor Kevy Kev and Rashad Harris preaching about the sports topics with various guest. https://linktr.ee/PreachKevPreach
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad turns predictions and personnel debates into grounded conversations about why teams win, stall, or change direction.
Keven Myrick and Rashad Harris turn current sports questions into lively two-way arguments, moving from NFL coaching decisions and playoff results to basketball projections without losing the thread.
Kev and Rashad turn the sports calendar into a sermon where every prediction needs receipts.
Press play if you want
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A brisk WNBA mock draft that finds its strongest lane in Kiki Rice's possible fit with the Sky.
Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad turns a WNBA mock draft into a live roster-building session, starting with real concern about the tight window between the final college basketball game and Monday night's draft.
A Super Bowl-led NFL conversation that turns playoff fallout into coaching and division debate.
Super Bowl talk gives the episode its backbone, with Seattle, New England, the Rams game, and the 10-7 Broncos loss all feeding into a broader argument about playoff pressure and disputed officiating around New England's fourth-down choice.
A loose football discussion about turnovers, coaching patience, and knowing when a team has to move on.
Free 3! uses a run of football talk to ask what teams should do when familiar plans stop paying off. Rashad starts with Seattle and the 49ers, including Kenneth Walker's three-touchdown game, then moves through turnover-heavy outings involving the Texans, Bills, Patriots, Drake…
A grounded bracket conversation where injuries and an off-court arrest make two upset picks feel genuinely live.
This PlayNext single-episode review treats bracket picks as more than gut calls. Akron over Texas Tech and Hofstra over Bama are framed through context: injuries, an off-campus arrest described as alleged drug possession, and a season of pretty good play that makes the upsets…
A loose sports-night debate ties Bam Adebayo, Kobe's 81, the World Baseball Classic, and an NFL roster call together.
A March 10 sports night gives this episode a clear path through surprise, argument, and roster drama. The USA's upset loss to Italy in the World Baseball Classic sets the table before the discussion moves into an NBA record-breaking night and an NFL trade framed like a…
Cavaliers playoff detail, every day.
Fast takes, sharp turns, loud sports arguments.
Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad turns March Madness bracket talk into a KenPom-heavy debate centered on Duke, Arizona, Michigan, Florida, and Houston.
Rashad and co-host preview the AFC East division for the upcoming NFL season, discussing the Bills' dominance and the state of the Dolphins, Jets, and Patriots.
The episode opens with March 10, the Bam Adebayo scoring run, and the reaction to 31 points in the first quarter and 83 points overall.
Rashad and co-host discuss the impact of NIL money on college football recruiting, highlighting top prospect AJ DeBanasta choosing BYU and the trend of players staying home.
The hosts discuss NFL mid-season trades, coach firings, and the Saints' ongoing struggles.
The hosts celebrate the start of football season, discuss the upcoming Hall of Fame game, and highlight notable inductees.
Preach Kev Preach w/ Rashad turns into a WNBA 2026 mock draft, and Pastor Kevvy Kev says Lauren Betts is the best player in the class.
The hosts discuss March Madness results and NBA updates, including player milestones and team performances.
Rashad and Kel hype up the start of March Madness, discussing their plans to watch multiple games simultaneously.
Two sports commentators discuss a wild day in sports on March 10, including the USA's upset loss to Italy in the World Baseball Classic, a broken record, and an NFL trade reneging.
A sports talk show hosts discuss daylight saving time, Lou Holtz's passing, and Kyler Murray's departure from Arizona.
The host discusses the Super Bowl outcome, weather, and the transition from football to basketball season.
Hosts Kevin and Rashad preview the Super Bowl matchup between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, with both picking Seattle to win 23-13.
Hosts Kevin and Rashad recap NFL wild card weekend on the Summer Country Wild Card Sports segment, covering the Patriots' win over the Texans (CJ Stroud's four interceptions), the Broncos' victory over the Bills (Brandon Cooks drop, McDermott firing), and the Rams' escape win over the Bears (Caleb Williams' scramble throw).