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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Hour 3 Andy breaks down the Big 10’s 24 team college football playoff model, Nick has a list, Bruce Pearl provides amazing sound, we have a Sound of the Day, and we end the show with more Nicky Da Boot Valentine’s Day tips.
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Hour 1 Andy opens the show overly amused at the small town judge in the Trinidad Chambliss case, did Cards fans want him to play, we play our first Nicky Da Boot Valentine’s Day tip, how do you spell “Gumar”, Andy tells a story, and the great Kevin W... more
Hour 2 starts with Nick telling a story from a tinder date, the text line reacts, Andy has thoughts on Baylor’s resume and the game on Saturday, another Nicky Da Boot Valentine’s Day tip, the guys remember Calipari vs Cheney, which coaches would reen... more
ESPN's Father of Bracketology, Joe Lunardi, joins The Take to talk where the locals may ultimately show up on Selection Sunday , his top picks, and more!
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Hour 3 the guys welcome Mark Story from the Lexington Herald-Leader to the show, Pope talked JQ, Andy rants about JQ and UK basketball, do the Cards need another Mikel Brown, the text line has a question for the fellas, and a trivia question to end t... more
Hour 2 opens with the guys breaking down if Deener called John Boel “babe”, we make some college basketball predictions, and ESPN’s Joe Lunardi joins the show to talk some brackets.
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Hour 1 Andy opens the show breaking down where the Cards/Cats are compared to teams last year, is Louisville losing their OL coach a big deal, the guys hear from PK and decide Mikel should’ve been let to break the record, PK agrees with Blank, and we... more
Hour 3 is all over the place with Dakich/Seth Greenberg sound, we get some advanced sound of Pitino and Beshear, and do we need to play sound from Aaron Torres?
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Episodes provide a comprehensive analysis of college football and basketball, with a strong focus on the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky. The discussions often revolve around rivalries, particularly in the context of the Governor's Cup, injuries, coaching strategies, and team performance. The atmosphere is infused with humor and light-hearted banter among hosts, while also offering insightful commentary from guests, reflecting current trends and dynamics in college sports. This blend of analysis, entertainment, and personal anecdotes makes it appealing to avid sports fans seeking both depth and entertainment in their sports commentary.
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Recent guests on The Take include:
1. Chuck Barrett
2. Gentry Estes
3. Creighton Harley
4. David Cunningham
5. Michael Borkey
6. Dan Bonner
7. Jay Cardosi
8. John Fanta
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