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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Hour 3 the guys find what might be the craziest sound of the year on ESPN Louisville, the show is in a predicament, and a bunch of other nonsense.
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Hour 2 opens with Andy not loving Dylan Raiola and Louisville football flirting, Nick has a few questions, who is Colton Joseph, the guys dive into Nick’s latest couples therapy session, Mark Ennis’ twitter is still hacked, multiple version of Sound ... more
Hour 1 Andy opens the show with the worrisome loss last night by the Cards, PK needs to win big games, can they handle physicality, a little PK sound, why do we give PK the benefit of the doubt over Pope, the guys read some texts, and how do you make... more
Hour 3 the guys discuss Creighton being scared of BBN, Brian Rice joins to talk some Vols basketball, and a bunch of other nonsense.
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Hour 2 the guys get an update on the crew heading to Knoxville, we discuss Nick's proposal, Ence battles Richard Sherman, and the great Mike Decourcy joins the show.
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Hour 1 the guys are live at Parlour in JTown... Andy opens with Cards/Vols and JQ nearing his season debut, sad sad Satterfeild sound, the group of ESPN Louisville guys going to Knoxville, and CL Brown from the CJ joins us.
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Hour 3 the guys discuss Deener's disastrous weekend, Blank's empathy, Nick gets scared over a Shough parody song, Raiola stinks, and a Sound of the Day bombs.
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Hour 2 Andy puts Nick to the test, a road trip to Knoxville, and WDRB's Eric Crawford joins the show.
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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. Rob Doster
2. Brian Rice
3. Eli Savoie
4. Myron Medcalf
5. Theo Lawson
6. Zach Osterman
7. Dr. John Wong
8. Ethan Moore
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