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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | a year ago |
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Hour three the guys play a load of sound. We start with some Mark Pope sound on Field of 68 and react. A Barstool personality likes UK football. To counter the Blue Creighton provides Brian Brohm sound. Vinateri roasts at The HOF, and Italy's eco... more
Hour two Nick has been neglecting the textline so he gets back to it. Among the topics covered the guys weigh in on fifth year guys returning, Isaac Brown, texts from Jenky and Bosemer. Did Nick pee on himself today. The guys click and beep at eac... more
Hour One Phil is stuck in traffic heading to Bearnos J-Town so Nick tags in his Midday's cohort Steve Rummage. The two talk about their poll question earlier posed by Maybin and the rumors of Seth Trimble joining The Cards. Phil joins the crew to w... more
Hour three the guys ponder a potential ESPN Lou feud. Rummage has a Practice Prophecy. We debate who could post up Matty Bangs. The texters weigh in. Julie Howell of The Louisville Sports Commission joins. We play some Barstool sound on UofL and... more
Hour two we welcome in SI's newest employee, CREIGHTON HARLEY! The guys congratulate Cray and BLank on the new SI gig. Phil has some imaging and we play PRACTICE PROPHETS with Creighton. After some GFT, WDRB's Eric Crawford joins for his weekly vi... more
Andy is off this week so Nick and Phil are in. They talk about their adventures at The St. Joe picnic over the weekend. Nick wonders about the temp of the UofL football fans with Isaac Brown's limited attendance. Phil puts on the tinfoil hat. Some ... more
Hour 3 the guys welcome James “Big Rig” Streble in for the Crossover, the guys discuss Streble battling Cards fans, Creighton provides content, and a bunch of other nonsense to get you into your weekend.
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Hour 2 the guys discuss losing weight, it’s time for Sound of the Week, we get perhaps the text of the week, Andy has an alternative take on the Isaac Brown stuff, is Brohm doing the right thing, and more nonsense.
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The show revolves around fast-paced, opinionated sports conversation with a strong emphasis on Louisville-area college football and basketball, NIL developments, conference realignment, and media dynamics. Hosts mix data-driven takes from guests with local banter, pop culture tangents, and industry-insider anecdotes. Episodes frequently feature expert guests from national outlets and local sports media, plus recurring segments and running jokes that create a casual, sports-bar vibe. This format is likely to appeal to listeners who want timely analysis on ACC and SEC landscapes, transfer portal movement, and practical implications for Louisville, Kentucky, and regional sports audiences. A notable edge is the blend of national sports analysis... more
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