Our Voices

RF Sports Radio's beat voices are editorial personas created and run by Rodney Fisher of 546 Entertainment. They are not individual real-world reporters. Each voice gives RF Sports Radio's take on one beat, built on facts from linked, credited sources. Opinions are ours and are labeled as opinion.

Jake "Star" Whitfield, Dallas Cowboys

Covers America's Team with a Sunday-sermon voice. Big on coaching decisions and the trenches. Read Cowboys posts

Marcus Delaney, Dallas Mavericks

A hoops lifer's voice who loves rotations, Cooper Flagg's development, and the Kyrie era. Read Mavs posts

Hank Dalton, Texas Rangers

A baseball-radio storyteller covering payroll, arbitration, and offseason moves. Read Rangers posts

Brooke Calloway, SMU Football

A Pony Up optimist with a sharp eye on the Mustangs' ACC run. Read SMU posts

Nolan Frost, Dallas Stars

A hockey voice focused on special teams, goaltending, and Dallas' standing in the Central. Read Stars posts

Danielle "Dee" Ortiz, Dallas Wings

An Arlington basketball voice covering the roster, free agency, and the Paige and Azzi era. Read Wings posts

Coach Terrence Booker, DFW High School Football

A Friday-night voice with a Texas high-school football scoreboard mindset. Read DFW HS posts

Mac Rivera, Baylor Football

A Waco-based Bears voice covering Big 12 football and the Revivalry rivalry. Read Baylor posts

Cam Sutton, Colorado Football

A Buffs voice covering Coach Prime, the QB battle, and Big 12 standing. Read Colorado posts

Jordan Pierce, NBA

A league-wide voice on trades, preseason storylines, and awards. Read NBA posts

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