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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Hour three the guys talk about where Lebron James might possible play next year. Jason Ence joins to talk soccer and the World Cup with USA round of 32 matchup tonight.
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Hour 2 the guys welcome Phil Baker to the show, we explore Jody Demling going to ON3, why are Louisville fans obsessed with ON3 slighting them, Nick tells a story, Summer Radio questions of the day, Zachy C steals Andy's impersonation, and more of "t... more
Hour 1 the show is live from Wildwood Country Club, Andy is already over preseason college football lists, the guys dive into Zachy C's "the standard", Nick provides a diet update, Pope talks Milan, have you ever known someone good at ping pong, Zach... more
Hour three we have our inaugural Cross Over! The OG Take reunites as Andy and James Streble reunite. The two talk about Mitch Barnhart's tenure comes to an end at UK. What's next for J. Batt. What has Streble hot and bothered? Blank an amazing B... more
Hour 2 the guys replay some great sound, intern Emily is upset at the show, who are the greatest liars in sports history, Andy has some numbers on Miami football, and we talk officiating with Nate Huber.
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A fast-paced regional sports show centered on college basketball, NIL dynamics, and local Louisville-Kentucky sports culture, with frequent banter, fan interaction, and sponsor shouts. Episodes thread together deep dives on roster moves, conference and tournament talk, and high-energy reactions to NBA and NCAA developments, all interlaced with Derby-week lore, pop-culture tangents, and resident humor. A standout pattern is the blend of tight sports analysis with informal, personality-driven conversations among a small core of hosts, plus notable guests from national outlets and local media who provide expert perspective on college basketball, media, and broader sports business topics. Listeners are likely drawn to candid hot takes, insider ... more
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