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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Hour three the guys start out with some Weekend Overreactions. Where is Clay Travis going and who should join him. Some explosive Blank sound leaves the guys wondering.
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Hour 2 the guys love other countries whining about the heat at the World Cup, CL Brown’s take on Momcilovich, and WDRB’s Eric Crawford joins the show.
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Hour 1 Andy opens the show with Pope recruiting hitting a hot streak, whatever happened to JMI hurting the Cats, the Kings are off to the championship game, will Trump curse the Knicks tonight, a medley for all the Louisville fans who love WVU baseba... more
Hour 3 the guys welcome ESPN Radio’s Marc Kestecher to the show, who wins the weekend, a thought on Russ Wilson, and a bunch of other nonsense to end the week.
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Hour 2 the guys welcome the great Brett McMurphy to the show to talk some college football, Blank believes in politicians, Andy has a Mikel prediction, the interns don’t know anything, and Biscuit chimes in.
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Hour 1 the show opens with phlegm, Andy wonders if the Cards/Cats need more retention with their rosters, the Pope daughters do some fun trash talking, On3’s Pete Nakos joins the show, breaking news with the Chicago Bears, and the SEC/ACC dropped the... more
The guys start talking about the tin anniversary. Tayler Lynch has one of the takes of all time. Some Ben Roberts sound on the locals rosters. We hear from UL Associate Head Coach, Sean Dixon.
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The guys crush Soforo to start the hour. The guys play some Fill in the Blank. We ponder what to do with a Colts guest. Nick stupidly defends Baisch. Da Boot gives a traffic report.
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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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Recent guests on The Take include:
1. Trevor Craven
2. Trevor Cravens
3. Stuart Mandel
4. Alan Cutler
5. Mike Rapoli
6. Milan Mamsilovic
7. Keith Smith
8. Dick Girardi
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