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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Hour 1 Andy opens the show with the news of Fru hitting the portal, why do Cards fans want him gone so badly, Seth Greenberg insults our intelligence, Will Wade did the greatest thing ever, Marrow tweeted about KSR, Andy has thoughts on the Kevin War... more
Hour 2 is filled with Mike Decourcy joining the show and talking some college hoops along with his retirement.
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Hour 3 the guys have an update on Nick becoming an uncle, Blank provides some sound, Deener wants to burn his shoes, what's going on with the Kings, Zachy C provides a Fill in the Blank, and a center hits the portal.
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Hour 3 begins with UK basketball hiring an assistant coach, Will Wade talk, Josh Schertz is chilling, the guys break down Bock Fest, and some Weekend Overreactions to end the show.
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Hour 2 the guys dive into Tanner and Nick potentially being frauds, was Nick ever a UK fan, Andy has good news for Cards football fans, the guys break down Blank’s adventures, WDRB’s Eric Crawford joins the show, and do you want Chandler back?
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Hour 1 Andy opens the show congratulating BBN for no longer having the most talent and losing, Scheyer thoughts, Nick didn’t watch the game, what did the Sweet 16 say about the Cards/Cats, a thought on Braylon Mullins, and the Big Dog does it again. more
Hour 1 the show starts in chaos as the station lost power and has been having technical issues, Deener quickly joins, Phil Baker breaks the news that Deener is going to DC to watch Rick Pitino, Andy wonders if he was wrong about PK dumping assistants... more
Hour 3 the guys discuss if Pitino is right about no more blue bloods in college basketball, what level of slime is Will Wade, Nick’s brother Jamie did it again, and the guys discuss Tanner’s terrible bowling habit yet again.
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The episodes revolve around a dynamic and humorous exploration of college basketball, with a distinctive focus on the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky, two prominent programs in the NCAA landscape. Topics frequently discussed include team performances, player injuries, coaching strategies, and tournament implications. The hosts typically engage in light-hearted banter, often integrating personal anecdotes and cultural references, which gives the show a relatable flair. Unique elements include special guests who offer insights into local sports, as well as coverage of broader sports narratives, making it appealing for both passionate sports fans and casual listeners who enjoy engaging discussions.
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1. Ben Roberts
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3. Travis Branham
4. Sam Vecenie
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8. Drew Diener
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