Fubo Sports Network is expanding its fall lineup with a second season of The Hoops HQ Show and the addition of NFL Stock Exchange, the company announced October 23.
The programs form part of Daily Gameplan, a morning programming block on Fubo’s free, advertising-supported streaming channel. That channel is distinct from the company’s paid subscription television service.
The Hoops HQ Show, with Seth Davis and Andy Katz, is scheduled for Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 a.m. Eastern, or 9 a.m. Mountain. NFL Stock Exchange, featuring Trevor Sikkema and Connor Rogers and presented with Fantasy Life, is scheduled for Wednesdays and Saturdays at the same time.
Fubo identifies Roku, Tubi and Samsung TV Plus among the free channel’s distribution destinations. The announcement does not disclose audience figures or the financial terms of the programming arrangements.
A familiar programming idea on a different platform
Radio programmers will recognize the strategy: use recurring personalities and predictable appointment times to encourage a daily habit. Streaming television adds another destination for sports discussion, but distribution alone does not establish that viewers will return.
For producers considering similar arrangements, the business questions include advertising inventory, audience reporting, promotional commitments and who controls clips after the show airs.
The RNN question: Can scheduled sports talk build a dependable audience and sponsorship business without relying on exclusive live-game rights?
Source: Fubo announcement, October 23, 2026.
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