Podcasts about kentucky high school

Joined today by New York Times best selling author, Keith O'Brien. Keith reminisces about growing up in Cincinnati, attending Northwestern and his favorite alumni. Due to my obsession with UK, we chat about his first book “Outside Shot” about Kentucky High School basketball. Then, Keith tells us about finding out he was a New York Times best selling author, how he got notified, and any pressure he feels with the title before his name. We discuss his amazing new book, “Charlie Hustle the Rise and Fall of Pete Rose, and the last glory days of baseball”. He shares why he wanted to write about Pete Rose, getting interviews from all former players, and what makes Pete so fascinating and unique. We go over the myths of Pete Rose: getting the name, Charlie Hustle, how he was drafted because of nepotism, and his meteor rise to the majors. We chat about his Mount Rushmore type of records, why he's one of the greatest players ever and how that is all overshadowed by his downfall of gambling. We touch base about the carnage he created, life after baseball and much more. From texting with George Foster to cool memorabilia, Keith O'Brien was an incredible guest Follow Keith and purchase his books here: https://www.instagram.com/obrienstory https://x.com/KeithOB

Will, Tyler, Tanner, Cole, Micah, and Colin recap the week in WKU Basketball as they had the perfect week. For the first time ever, the RedZone guys have a segment on "The Greatest Show in Hoops", as Kentucky High School basketball reaches the home stretch and they preview district and possible state champion contenders. In college hoops it was a rather quiet week around the landscape as one local team had a tough week, making history and doing something that hasn't been done in the history of their arena. The guys preview some of the marquee matchups of the week in college hoops. Finally, THE BIG GAME as the Chiefs made history and America lost, or won?

In Class 5A, Cooper (12-2) plays Bowling Green (11-3) on Saturday night in Lexington.  Cooper returns to the state final for the first time since 2012 when the Jaguars were a 5A state runner-up to Bowling Green. Cooper defeated Highlands 17-15 in a state semifinal Nov. 24. That was the second meeting of the season. The WCPO High School Insider Podcast spoke with Cooper coach Randy Borchers and senior middle linebacker/right guard Jack Lonaker as the Jaguars prepare for this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philip Haywood is the head football coach at Belfry High School in tiny Belfry, Kentucky. He is the winningest high school coach in the state of Kentucky with 472 career wins and eight state championships.  In 2013, he was voted USA Today's Best High School football coach and in 2017 was named coach of the year by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association. He was inducted into the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame in 2016.  Today on the podcast, we talk to coach Haywood about his coaching journey, keeping Jesus first, serving as an FCA huddle leader while coaching football, and the importance of getting a little better each day. Philip Haywood's new book, "Climb the Mountain" released in the Spring of 2023.  Sign up for our Sports Spectrum Magazine and receive 15% off a 1-year subscription by using the code PODCAST15 http://SportsSpectrum.com/magazine 

A Kentucky high school wants to use a hybrid learning schedule, Gov. Beshear and the KDP are returning more than $200,000 in campaign contributions, Congressman Comer reacts to Hunter Biden's plea deal, a new behavioral health unit in Lexington, and preparing people for the auction block.

Tonight Jim and co-host Scott Cronin interview Muhlenberg County Bass Fishing Coach Cody Napier and Brock and Dade Vincent, Kentucky High School Bass Fishing Champions.

Tonight Jim and co-host Scott Cronin interview Muhlenberg County Bass Fishing Coach Cody Napier and Brock and Dade Vincent, Kentucky High School Bass Fishing Champions.

NBA vet and current CBS college basketball analyst Shelvin Mack calls into the show to give his thoughts on the NCAA tournament and his time playing for the Butler Bulldogs in back to back national championship game. We give our NCAA Tournament predictions and who think moves into the next round and our Kentucky High School State Championship recap. All of this and more.

The Kentucky high school football season opens Friday, August 19, 2022. Lexington Herald-Leader preps writer Jared Peck joins Kentucky.com sports columnist John Clay to talk about the state's top players for 2022, including University of Kentucky commits: Fredrick Douglass star Ty Bryant; Boyle County defensive lineman Tommy Ziesmer; Madison Central offensive lineman Malachi Wood; Franklin County star Kaden Moore. Jared also talks about Lexington Christian Academy sophomore quarterback Cutter Boley, among others. For more high school sports coverage visit www.kentucky.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ky. school personnel disciplined after lap dances, Hooters girls depicted at homecoming Louisiana man arrested after allegedly living in woman's attic and dropping into her home Man accused of killing 2 in Portland was allegedly on meth, says voices made him do it Texas man arrested for allegedly shooting Moroccan immigrant parked in his driveway If you like TRUE CRIME TODAY - Be sure to search and subscribe wherever you download podcasts! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-a-true-crime-podcast/id1504280230?uo=4 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/0GYshi6nJCf3O0aKEBTOPs Stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/real-ghost-stories-online-2/dark-side-of-wikipedia-true-crime-disturbing-stories iHeart https://www.iheart.com/podcast/270-Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-Tru-60800715 Amazon https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/565dc51b-d214-4fab-b38b-ae7c723cb79a/Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-True-Crime-Dark-History Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzUwMDEyNjAucnNz Or Search "True Crime Today" for the best in True Crime ANYWHERE you get podcasts! Support the show at http://www.patreon.com/truecrimetoday

In this special 20th edition of the TalksWithBaucePodcast, I chat with legendary coach of Kentucky High School football Mike Glaser. Mike spent over 30yrs at the helm, where he amassed well over 300 wins and 7 state titles. That's not counting everything else he's accomplished as a head coach while at Saint Xavier. In this episode we chat about how he got his start, some of his fondest moments and more. We also chat about so much more tune in!.

Coach Sam Harp is seventh on the Kentucky High School football all-time wins list with 326 victories. Coach Harp spent nearly 42 years as a high school football coach of some capacity, 32 of which we as a head coach. As a head coach for Danville, High School Harp guided the Admirals to seven state championships and 10 championship game appearances. In this episode, Coach Harp shares many principles of impacting young men.

Played a little catch up. Recapped Kentucky's 52-21 dismantling of Louisville. Mark Stoops is meat and potatoes but he gives you swag with the Big Game Huntin tweet. Jon Sumrall is heading to Troy. Brian Kelly is trying too hard. Congrats to Elle Smith and congrats to all the Kentucky High School football state champs! https://twitter.com/BleavInKentucky https://www.facebook.com/BleavInKentucky https://www.instagram.com/BleavInKentucky/ https://www.tiktok.com/@bleavinkentucky?lang=en https://twitter.com/VinnyHardy  

How can parents influence a teenager's choice of vocation? Why are so few parents even talking about career with their teenagers? This week we look at this all-too-often forgotten goal of parenting. Also, we talk about that Kentucky High School where senior boys dressed as girls and did lap dances with school administrators!

In this episode I will discuss the incident that took place in October and Hazard school district. This took place in Louisville, Kentucky.

Top 25, Mr. Basketball candidates and the loaded junior class including Reed Sheppard, Kaleb Glenn, George Washington, and Colin Porter. We also discuss the one KY team that should be nationally ranked…..Note: The podcast name changed from “Kentucky High School Sports” to “Premier High School Sports” giving us the flexibility to expand coverage to additional teams outside Kentucky

This week the guys are Kush Chatting about Halloween weekend, Jason Vee at the J. Cole concert, Jason Vee at J. Cole's After Party Jada Pinkett Smith speaks on difficulties of maintaining healthy Sex Life with Will Smith, Will Smith openly said he once considered suicide, SHIBA INU to the moon!, Photos of Students giving Lap Dances to Faculty at Kentucky High School leads to investigation, Random thought of the week: I think we should normalize women asking & taking men out on a first date. Facebook changes company name to META, 44 year old sugar mama pays her man $15,000 a month to do whatever she wants, Former NY Governor Andrew Cuomo to be charged with sex crime, Jay-Z inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame, Kanye West with no eyebrows brings Marilyn Manson & Justin Bieber to Sunday Service, Oklahoma teacher has issue with a “Black King” t shirt, Elon Musk is willing to sell 6 billion in Tesla Stock if the UN can prove how the funds would be used, No Nut November, Eric Adams 110th mayor of New York City & 2nd African American & more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ky. school personnel disciplined after lap dances, Hooters girls depicted at homecoming Louisiana man arrested after allegedly living in woman's attic and dropping into her home Man accused of killing 2 in Portland was allegedly on meth, says voices made him do it Texas man arrested for allegedly shooting Moroccan immigrant parked in his driveway Get more at http://www.darksidepod.com

People are sick of hearing about Chapelle, so we talk about it a little more. As we prepare for tonight's Grateful Dead concert at The Hollywood Bowl we discuss Biden and the Pope, and a Kentucky High School where the students dressed as Hooters girls and gave the teachers lap dances. PETA wants us to stop calling it a Bull Pen and Zuckerberg wants us to start calling it Meta.    

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What a wild week.  Craziness in a Kentucky High School assembly and the seltzer stock is crashing. David tries a little Sam Adams selection Avena Columbiana and Gary pops the cork on some Henry McKenna Bottled in Bond ( hat tip to Mike Tabor).Make sure to visit  MMAMcKinney for a list of all our selections as well as checking out. Use code "MMAMcKinney" for 10% off at Rivalry Brews as well as 10% off at BeardOctane.com with code BeersBeards10.Support us and get a free trial of Amazon Music by heading over to www.getamazonmusic.com/beersandbeards.

0:00 - Dan & Amy share highlights from the Merrick Garland's Senate Judiciary testimony 14:32 - Dan & Amy discuss former Chicago Blackhawk Kyle Beach's emotional interview with TSN's Rick Westhead 30:56 - Dan & Amy report on a Kentucky High School's “drag pageant” 41:15 - Dan & Amy review the current top two hits on iTunes: Let's go Brandon by Bryson Gray and Let's go Brandon by Loza Alexander  46:09 - Frank McCormick, teacher, historian, and writer of ChalkboardHeresy.com, shares threats he has received from his union rep. For more on Frank McCormick – ChalboardHeresy.com 01:01:23 - Analyst for FOX Business, Jim Iuorio, updates the supply chain status. Follow Jim Iuorio on twitter here 01:19:33 - Alan Moy M.D., vice president of the John Paul II Medical Research Institute: “Vaccine Mandates Won't Stop COVID-19” Watch Dr. Alan Moy's video, Vaccine Mandates Won't Stop COVID-19 & How to Advance Biotechnology Without Morally-Illicit Cellshere 01:39:01 - Dan & Amy react to the letter 1/6 defendant Thomas Sibick wrote to a judge in the hopes of being released from jail 02:00:01 - Author Lionel Shriver offers advice to Dave Chappelle. Read My advice to Dave Chappellehere. Purchase Lionel Shriver's most recent book Should we Stay or Should we gohere See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tim Melton and Dale Jackson talk about Dale getting the booster shot, do the 7 Things You Should Be Talking About Today, LT Stops by for LT Thursday, the Hazard, Kentucky High School debacle is discussed, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can 4A produce the top team in KY? Is Frederick Douglass football similar to Scott County basketball? Beechwood or LCA? Will KY produce a top 25 team nationally? Who are the Mr. Football favorites? Grant Bingham, Dane Key, Gavin Wimsatt, etc.

The season kicks off next month! Are you ready!? Pancake Platoon.

Host:  Mindy McCulley, Extension Specialist for Instructional Support, Family and Consumer Sciences Extension, University of Kentucky Guest: Dr. Nichole Huff, Extension Specialist for Family Finance and Resource Management Special Edition Episode: MoneyWi$e There will be many graduations happening across the Commonwealth this month, but this year marks a special financial milestone for Kentucky High School students.  On this special MoneyWi$e edition of Talking FACS, Dr. Nichole Huff shares about the financial literacy standards that are now part of the required curriculum for high school students at public schools in Kentucky.  Listen and decide if you are "financially smarter" than a Kentucky High School senior. MoneyWi$e Website MoneyWi$e Newsletter MoneyWi$e Facebook Page

Listeners, as you know, I started these brief book reviews to share what I am reading.  Typically, I only share reviews on this podcast for non-fiction books, but I am making an exception today and I think you will appreciate why in a minute.   Like many of you, I began watching the Netflix series, The Queen’s Gambit a few months ago.  I don’t typically binge watch dramas, so I have a few more episodes to watch.  And while I do typically prefer to read the book prior to watching a show, the show piqued my interest enough midstream to cause me to pick up the book and I am glad I did.   I want to share some information on the author, and you will soon see how some of the author’s personal experiences have been integrated into the book.  The Queen’s Gambit is written by the late Walter Tevis.  Tevis developed a rheumatic heart condition as a child and his parents placed him in a convalescent home where the patients were given sedatives.  During this stay at the home, Tevis’s parents moved to Kentucky and Tevis was reunited with them a year later.   Tevis learned how to play pool in high school through a friend who went on to own a pool hall. You’ll see why this bit of information matters in a minute.  Tevis attended college at the University of Kentucky and received a Master’s Degree in English Literature from the University.  Tevis played chess and he was an alcoholic.   Tevis taught in a Kentucky High School as well as the University of Northern Kentucky and then at Ohio University.  He wrote several successful novels that you will recognize including: The Hustler, The Color of Money and The Man Who Fell to Earth.  Impressive to say the least.   For those of you who have not watched the Netflix series, the Queen’s Gambit is a coming-of-age story about Beth Harmon, a young girl who is also a chess prodigy.  Beth is orphaned when her mother dies in a car wreck.  Beth is sent to an orphanage which provides the children sedatives daily.  Apparently, this was legal at the time.  Beth learns how to play chess from the janitor at the orphanage and she steals away to the basement as often as she can to play the game that has captivated her.  The janitor quickly realizes that Beth is talented and asks the local high school chess club teacher to play a game of chess with Beth.  Seeing Beth’s talent, the chess club teacher invites Beth to play chess with the members of the club.  As one would hope, Beth beats every other player in the chess club and then goes on to win several tournaments.   When it is no longer legal to give the children a daily sedative, Beth steals some pills from the orphanage pharmacy and overdoses.  While she recovers, her punishment is that she may no longer play chess.  A year later, Beth is adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley who live in Lexington (a nod to Tevis’s time at the University of Kentucky).  The reader quickly learns that Beth was adopted to be a companion to Mrs. Wheatley since her husband travels for work.  But the marriage is floundering, and the couple soon separate.  While far from perfect, Mrs. Wheatley is a kind woman and desires to be a good mother to Beth.    Upon realizing that Beth is a good player, Mrs. Wheatley sees Beth’s talent as a way to keep herself and Beth afloat financially.  Mrs. Wheatley arranges all the travel and Beth plays chess.  The book takes the reader to tournaments in Mexico, Las Vegas, Paris and eventually Russia for the ultimate test.  Tevis shows us some interesting characters along the way and gives us a glimpse into the Russian fascination with chess.  He also helps us understand what it must be like to intuitively comprehend such a complex game and be in love with the game.   While the book covers many scenes where Beth is playing chess, in her head, while practicing or at a tournament, I didn’t find this as a deterrent for someone who doesn’t know the game.  In fact, I found these scenes to be riveting.  I have read that the sales of chess sets have gone through the roof since the release of the Queen’s Gambit on Netflix and I can certainly appreciate people’s enthusiasm for the game.  Whether you choose to read the book, watch the series or both, the Queen’s Gambit will move you and stay with you for a long time.

Matt, Ryan, Drew, and Shannon talk more about the Chris Mack/Eric Wood video, the Kentucky High School basketball tournament, and all the latest UK sports news.

After a delayed start, Kentucky high school basketball is up and running in most parts of the state. Lexington Herald-Leader sports columnist John Clay talked with Kentucky.com prep writer Jared Peck about how teams are dealing with COVID-19 issues, as well as who are the top players, teams and what's ahead. Jared also talked about sophomore Reed Sheppard, the talented North Laurel sophomore with a pair of very close UK ties he saw play the night before. Follow Jared on Twitter at @hlpreps. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reviewing all 6 classes of the 2020 KHSAA high school football season. I traveled the state for the KSR Game of the Week each Friday. Also who will be the top teams next year? Final Top 25 Rankings. Who will win Mr. Football? Ashland, Trinity, Bowling Green, Boyle County, Franklin County, Male, South Warren, Corbin, Beechwood, LCA, Paintsville, Pikeville, etc.

Recorded on Nov 12, 2020 - Who would have won 2020 state tournament? Top 5 teams, storylines, jump ball coin flip, Ashland, Male, Ballard, Elizabethtown, Fern Creek, Lexington Catholic, Oldham County, Zion Harmon, Sweet 16, KHSAA

The Kentucky high school football champions games start Friday, Dec. 18, 2020 at Kroger Field in Lexington. Lexington Herald-Leader preps writer Jared Peck joins Kentucky.com sports columnist John Clay to break down all six title games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beechwood football coach Noel Rash reflects upon the unique season as the Tigers prepare for the Class 2A regional final. Plus, Mount Notre Dame basketball coach Dr. Scott Rogers discusses the Cougars' season-opening win over Roger Bacon. -- Five Northern Kentucky teams highlight the third round of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association football playoffs this weekend. One of those teams is perennial power Beechwood who plays host to Breathitt County in a Class 2A regional final at 7 p.m. Friday. RELATED: Join the Cincinnati area high school sports Facebook group Beechwood coach Noel Rash and senior quarterback Cameron Hergott joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss the Tigers' regional final and this unique season. Plus, the Ohio high school basketball season continues in the early portion of its schedule. Mount Notre Dame basketball coach Dr. Scott Rogers discusses the Cougars' season-opening win at Roger Bacon and reflects upon another journey this winter. MND has won 45 consecutive games entering Thursday night's game at Ursuline. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Kentucky high school football playoffs are set to start on Friday, Nov. 20, 2020. Jared Peck, preps writer for the Lexington Herald-Leader and Kentucky.com, joins Herald-Leader sports columnist John Clay to talk about covering high school sports in the time of COVID-19, and the teams to watch in all six of the state's classes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Williams kicks off the 5:00 hour going over his locks with 5 picks including two from the NFL. There's more Marconi talk and Ross' Roulette includes Denver Broncos ticket prices going up and Kentucky High School basketball making some COVID changes. Zamora gives his hockey lock and then the guys discuss their weekend plans to end the show.

Chris Williams kicks off the 5:00 hour going over his locks with 5 picks including two from the NFL. There's more Marconi talk and Ross' Roulette includes Denver Broncos ticket prices going up and Kentucky High School basketball making some COVID changes. Zamora gives his hockey lock and then the guys discuss their weekend plans to end the show.

Old Kentucky High School Football Records by Gary Fogle

Marques and Steve talk Louisville Football, the top 100 NFL players rankings, Kentucky High School sports getting to play and much more. You can catch it all right here.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Marques and Steve talk Louisville Football, the top 100 NFL players rankings, Kentucky High School sports getting to play and much more. You can catch it all right here.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Ervin Stepp is one of the great scorers in the long history of Kentucky High School basketball.

This week on the Southern Fried Philosophy Podcast, Biggun has a hot stock tip, a Kentucky High School plans a Drive-thru graduation ceremony and the government prints more money.   Southern Fried Philosophy ****************************** Become an SFP Insider Today! Click the link to join us!    Music  SFP Intro - Lenny The Band   Sponsors Blue Collar Cycles Webmerized Watchman Cigar 1812 BBQ and Catering Hook Line & Heroes   How You Be Dern?  Followup Biggun's Stock Tip Of The Week - Nautilus NFL draft tonight How Southern Are You? SFP Bingo Wacky News: 1812 BBQ NY 311 shut down Drive in Graduations Spelled it wrong SFP Headlines Preview   Hot Topics: Hook Line and Hero Government bail out money increases Government immunity certificates Special Guest :  Ask a Pastor with Returning Guest Justin Wallace

This week we’re talking about video games and movies. So, you know, it’s a normal Did You See…? Dan’s got news about Kentucky High School’s barring their student esport athletes from playing Fortnite, and a doctor in China who is treating the coronavirus and also a Chun-Li cosplayer. Max has a discussion about how cutaways are important in cinema and a discussion of the trailer for Invisible Man that looks really cool.Is there something you think we should see or want to know if we’ve seen? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!

Coach Billy Hicks shares lessons he learned growing up in the coal community of Ages, Ky. and how these lessons helped him develop a work ethic that assisted him in becoming the winningest basketball coach in Kentucky High School basketball.  Coach Hicks discusses his journey and how both his struggles and successes have helped him as a successful coach.  He even talks about how he ended up being in the Academy Award Winning “Harlan County, USA”.

Alex Todd likes challenges. Whether that means building a financial education program from scratch at Elizabethtown High School in Kentucky or coaching the boy's basketball team to another winning season. His love of challenges and his passion for financial education created what many may have thought was an unattainable goal. That goal, to ensure that ALL high school students in Kentucky would take a personal finance course before leaving high school, became a personal quest. In this podcast, Alex describes his amazing decade-long journey, what motivated him to persist and what he learned along the way. Enjoy!

Giving the initial mission of the podcast in connecting coaches across the state and anyone else wanting to improve the game of baseball across the commonwealth. Levi Bristow introduces himself and discuses the upcoming convention along with brief personal history. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/levi-bristow/support

On this edition of the Big Blue Insider we break down Kentucky Basketball's home and away opponents. We are joined by Ben Roberts of the Lexington Herald Leader to talk basketball recruiting and horse racing. Plus Coach Scott Chalk joins us to discuss Kentucky High School basketball and the Kentucky?Indiana All Star game.Listen to Big Blue Insider weeknights on 630 WLAP wlap.com or the iHeartRadio app.

Kentucky high school shooting leaves 2 students killed and 17 injured. Mueller seeks to question Trump about Flynn and Comey departures. Schumer rescinds offer to Trump on border wall funding. Tsunami warning in Alaska after powerful quake. UpBeat Lens is released Monday through Friday by 7:30am EST. Email us at contact@UpbeatLens.com and subscribe today!

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Atkins get you up to date on the stories and scores from across the Bluegrass

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Atkins get you up to date on the stories and scores from across the Bluegrass.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Atkins get you up to date on the stories and scores from across the Bluegrass.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Atkins get you up to date on the stories and scores from across the Bluegrass.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Atkins get you up to date on the stories and scores from across the Bluegrass.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Atkins get you up to date on the stories and scores from across the Bluegrass.

Rick Shaw and Don Atkins talk high school sports from around the Bluegrass with Daviess Co Girls Soccer Coach David Sandifer, get an update from Western Kentucky from Todd Hamilton then talk to Daviess County Boys Soccer Coach Doug Sandifer.

Rick Shaw and Don Atkins talk high school sports from around the Bluegrass with John Spears, Volleyball Coach Ira Johnson from Corbin and Don Smith who covered Hazard at Whitley County. Plus an interview with Ralph Hacker

Rick Shaw and Don Atkins talk high school sports from around the Bluegrass with Coach Joe Chirico from Paintsville, an update form the Bowling Green South Warren from Seth Burchett and Apollo’s coach Dan Crume.

Rick Shaw and Don Atkins talk high school sports from around the Bluegrass with Barren from the KHSAA Joe Mathis with a report on Danville vs LCA and Doug Eads from Pulaski County vs South Warren

Don and Rick continue the show in Hour 2 and are joined by Coach Eric Geldof, John Spears, and Coach David Barnes.

Rick and Don talk high school sports from around the Bluegrass with Coach Leslie Bender, Steve Bertram, and Doug Miller.

In this hour we get you up to date on all the scores from the state and talk to Simon Kenton Coach Jeff Marksbury. Also we get an update on Christian County vs Apollo from Todd Hamilton.

In this hour we get you up to date on all the scores from the state. We also talk to Darren Bilberry with a live update from the KHSAA Golf Tournament. Also Joe Mathis tells us what happened at Danville vs Somerset. Plus we talk to Coach Ethan Atchley of Lexington Christian and Coach Joe Morris of Mayfield.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to Larue County coach Josh Jaggers, we get an update from John Robinson on the Caldwell County at Union County game and talk to Monroe Country Coach Billy Murphey.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to Darren Bilberry of the KHSAA, Shannon Hutchinson with an update from Wayne Country and Jon Spears with an update from the St. X vs Trinity game.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to KHSAA Commissioner Julian Tackett, Get an update from John Spears on the St. X vs PRP game and are joined by Kentucky Country Day Coach Matt Jones

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to KHSAA Commissioner Julian Tackett, catch up with Logan County Coach Todd Adler, get an updated on Mayfield vs Corbin from Vince Dawson and hear from Ohio County Coach Damarcus Ganaway.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to Leah Little from the KHSAA, Coach Jamie Egli of Montgomery County and Volleyball Coach Jenni Morgan Volleyball from Dunbar.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to Leah Little from the KHSAA, Girls Soccer Coach Kelli Brannock from Owensboro Catholic, Mayfield play by play man Vince Dawson and Christian Country Coach Steve Lovelace

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to Prestonsburg Girls Soccer Coach Paul Burchett, Jeff Sisk & Todd Hamilton from WHOP and Coach Hunter Jackson from Green Co.

Rick Shaw and Coach Don Adkins talk to Mike Fields from the KHSAA, John Miller who covered the Paintsville game, Donald Bentley who was in Montgomery Co. and Tates Creek Cross Country Coach Charlie Adams

Kentucky high school football is closing in on its first month of action. Lexington Herald-Leader preps writer Josh Moore talks to sports columnist John Clay about the trends, the most impressive teams, the early stars and this Friday's big games. For more Kentucky high school sports coverage go to www.kentucky.com.

In this hour the guys talk to Brett Larmier who covered Paducah Tilghman, also all the scores from across the state.

This Hour the guys talk to Joe Mathsis on the Boyle County vs Danville game and are joined by Coach Bill Spencer from Fleming County.

In Hour 1 Don and Rick talk to Coach Shawn Hager from Floyd Central and Butch Cope from the KHSAA about officiating in high school athletics.

In Hour 2 Don and Rick talk with Coach Jay Fallin from Owensboro and Coach Shawn Thompson from Wayne County.

In this hour of the Kentucky High School Scoreboard Show we hear from KHSAA commissioner Julian Tackett and Todd Hamilton with a report from Christian County at Caldwell County. Plus scores from across The Commonwealth.

In this hour of the Kentucky High School Scoreboard Show we hear from KHSAA commissioner Julian Tackett. Joel Prichard joins the show with a report on South Laurel vs North Laurel and Coach Dale Grupe of Henry Clay Volleyball checks in. Plus scores from across The Commonwealth.

Author Jarrett Van Meter drops by to discuss his book "How Sweet It Is" which tells about 3 Kentucky High School basketball teams journey to the state tournment. Keezy dedicates a song to his woman and explains the meaning behind it.