Kentucky Sports Radio Podcast Network

Tyler Thompson, Drew Franklin, Jack Pilgrim, and Zack Geoghegan preview Kentucky and Ole Miss and more on another jampacked Happy Hour

Kentucky football takes on the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday at 3:30 at Kroger Field. Nick Roush and Adam Luckett breakdown the matchup and let you know how they are feeling going into the first SEC game of 2025.

Kentucky's Alvin Brooks III joins Jack Pilgrim and Shawn Smith to talk about last basketball season and the goals heading into the 2025-26 season.

The KSR Football Podcast guys breakdown the 24-16 win over the Toledo Rockets and turn their attention to Saturday's MASSIVE game versus the Ole Miss Rebels. Presented by Friends of Coal

Presented by Country Boy Brewing. Tyler Thompson, Adam Luckett, and Nick Roush preview Kentucky-Toledo and more!

Folks, it’s finally here. Kentucky will open the 2025 football season this Saturday against the Rockets from Toledo, and 11 Personnel is fired up to talk about it all. We’ve spent months breaking down this Kentucky football team. Now, they finally have an opponent to play. Adam Luckett and I will dive into the details behind this matchup and share how we believe the game will unfold. — Crazy line movement before and during game week. — Toledo’s experienced secondary will test Kentucky. — What this game will tell us about the rest of the 2025 season for the Cats.

Jack Pilgrim and Shawn Smith talk with ESPN's Jay Bilas about last season's Kentucky basketball team and what fans should expect from the 2025-26 edition of Kentucky Wildcat basketball. It's another jampacked episode of the Sources Say Podcast presented by Club Blue and Angels Envy.

From Harrodsburg to Rupp Arena, the Johnson family name has been synonymous with greatness in Kentucky for generations. Now, Jasper Johnson — five-star guard, two-time gold medalist with Team USA, and grandson of legendary coach Alvis Johnson — is ready to write the most compelling chapter yet. This story covers Jasper’s rise from Woodford County to Overtime Elite to Kentucky, the influence of his father Dennis and grandfather Alvis, the difficult decision to give up football, and why he ultimately chose Kentucky over North Carolina and Alabama. It’s a story about family, legacy, and what it means to carry the weight of expectations into the spotlight at Rupp Arena. #KentuckyBasketball #BBN #JasperJohnson #KSR

The 11 Personnel crew wrapped up Kentucky Football Fall Camp by hitting the road to hang out with our friends from Monticello Bank. We put people the audience first at KSR, which is why we have a partner where people matter. What matters right now? That’s an excellent question. It’s fascinating to hear who the coaches and players will and won’t talk about after one month of practice. Is this just a game, or should we dive deep into the meaning behind it all? 11 Personnel wades through the mess as Kentucky Football Fall Camp closes. Highlights: — Lots of praise for Cutter Boley, but what about Zach Calzada? — The running backs missed the scrimmages. Is that a big deal? — It all goes back to the Big Blue Wall. — One Big Worry about the Kentucky Football team.

Summer is over and the Wildcats are heading back to campus for the real stuff. Kentucky‘s fall semester starts on August 25 with players trickling in this week — including none other than Andrija Jelavić, who finally arrived this past weekend. Jayden Quaintance is back, too, and he’s ramping up his on-court work ahead of his debut in Lexington. What can we expect out of Jelavić and Quaintance in 2025-26? How does that impact everything else we know about the team coming out of eight weeks of summer workouts? Also, John Wall has retired from basketball. Can you believe that? Coach Cal’s first rockstar has hung up the sneakers, so we’ll take a trip down memory lane there, too, along with sharing all of Mark Pope’s updates from his latest 70-minute podcast appearance. Why wouldn’t we talk about a podcast on a podcast?

It’s Monday at 4 p.m., which means it’s time for another edition of KSR Happy Hour, the newest show on the KSR YouTube Channel. We’ll need some extra cold beers for this one, as the heat wave continues to blanket the Bluegrass, and Kentucky Football season is so close we can almost taste it. If this is your first time joining the Happy Hour, welcome! Each week, a rotating panel of KSR writers will recap the news of the day, preview the week ahead, and probably get way off topic, all while enjoying a delicious refreshment from Country Boy Brewing. Drew Franklin is playing in the Louisville golf scramble, so today, I’m joined by Nick Roush and Zack Geoghegan to talk Kentucky Football, Basketball, and whatever else is on our minds. Mark Stoops dropped quite a bit of news at the Louisville Kickoff Luncheon today when he said Cutter Boley is battling it out with Zach Calzada for Kentucky’s starting quarterback spot, so we’ll start with that. There’s basketball news, too, as Croatian big man Andrija Jelavić finally arrived on campus. Plus, high school football kicks off this week, so we’ll preview what’s coming up under the Friday Night Lights.

It’s that time of the year. We’re in the middle of the Dog Days of Fall Camp. The action will pick up when game week arrives, but we can’t wait any longer. That’s why tonight, the 11 Personnel crew is previewing every position on the Kentucky Football team. You’ve already read Adam Luckett’s preseason series. Tonight, we’re putting time on the clock and going through every single position to see where the Cats stand before the 2025 season kicks off. What will be the Wildcats’ strengths? Does Kentucky have answers for its weaknesses? We’re breaking it all down and touching on a few more topics, like… — The new deal between Kentucky and JMI. — Bush Hamdan still believes the wide receiver competition is wide open. — DL coach Anwar Stewart calls out the Debbie Downers.

Jack Pilgrim, and Spencer Smith break down what they have seen and heard from Kentucky's Summer Practices. Also: MVP, MIP, Biggest Surprise and Biggest Question Mark from eight weeks of workouts. What is the team's best shooting lineup, best defensive lineup and best end-of-game lineup?

Presented by Monticello Bank Nick Roush and Adam Luckett give their best over/unders for Win Totals in the 2025 College Football Season.

What’s up with Otega Oweh in a boot? Is Andrija Jelavic here yet? How about Tyran Stokes talking about going to a school that won’t duck the smoke? Sources Say is back to break it all down — plus answer fan questions from KSBoard about the latest from Kentucky basketball summer practice, which wraps up this week. It’s a show with Jack Pilgrim and Shawn Smith you won’t want to miss. Tune in below: You can find all past and future episodes of the show by subscribing to the official Sources Say Podcast feed on iTunes right here. Located in the heart of Downtown Louisville, Angel’s Envy Distillery is a must-visit destination for bourbon enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in tours, tastings, and cocktail classes that engage every sense, and learn to refine your palate. Open seven days a week, book your experience now. Disclaimer: Must be 21+. Please drink responsibly. Note: Minors are allowed on tours. Special thanks to today’s sponsors, Club Blue, Rhoback and Angel’s Envy Distillery! Club Blue is the official collective partner of the University of Kentucky — and also the title sponsor of the Sources Say Podcast. Club Blue was founded by UK fans strictly to support the NIL efforts at the University of Kentucky. Unlike most collectives, 100% of subscriber money and 100% of donor money goes directly to NIL, Club Blue charges no fees. Club Blue subscribers receive some amazing benefits like invitations to special events, meet and greets with UK athletes, signed merchandise, monthly giveaways, ticket giveaways, Club Blue merch and more. Subscribe today at www.clubbluenil.com. You get to pick which sport you want to support when you sign up. Choose Your Sport and Support, with Club Blue!

Tyler Thompson, Drew Franklin, Adam Luckett, and Nick Roush talk Kentucky football and everything else happening around the world of Kentucky sports in today's Happy Hour presented by Country Boy Brewing

Presented by Monticello Bank Nick Roush and Adam Luckett breakdown what they saw from Kentucky football's open practice at Media Day.