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CRAWFORD | Raise a glass! A dozen thoughts (and a limerick) on college football's return
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — College football has returned, and not a moment too soon. It began with poetry, in Ireland. What better way to start?. Florida State, having argued for two years that it deserves better than the ACC, becomes the first team to occupy 17th place in the expanded conference. Pour a Guinness, if you haven’t already, lift it to toast Georgia Tech, and let’s count some things we have to look forward to this season.
3 people are charged in a Kentucky woman’s fatal stabbing, but her family says local police are at fault, too
She was found dead more than a year ago, in the large home of a well-known eastern Kentucky dentist. Roughly 13 months later, on July 30, the dentist and his son — Michael McKinney II and Michael McKinney III — were arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of Amber Spradlin, 39. The circumstances surrounding her killing remain unclear and have cast what a local official described as a “cloud” over the community where she lived.
Ranking the Opponent: Louisville's 2024 schedule
Ranking the slate of games on Louisville football's schedule in value of importance wasn't an easy task. In what order would you place the games?. The 2024 season is here. Louisville will open its regular season on August 31 when it welcomes Austin Peay to L&N Stadium for a noon kickoff.
Black Bears start season off with 25-7 road win over Middlesboro
MIDDLESBORO — The young and talented Harlan County Black Bears picked up a huge road win to start the 2024 campaign, defeating Middlesboro, 25-7. The game was scoreless for almost the entire first half until James Howard put the Black Bears on the scoreboard with a four-yard touchdown run to give his team a 7-0 lead with 3:10 remaining until halftime.
Echoes of Tradition: Highlights from the 98th Branstetter Park Homecoming
The 98th annual Branstetter Park Music Festival and Homecoming in Summer Shade, brought the community together for a weekend filled with music, games, and fellowship. The event, held on August 24-25, featured performances from local bands like Butler Hill Band and Hornets’ Nest Pickers, alongside an open mic session. Families enjoyed children’s games, races, and a silent auction, while concessions offered comfort food favorites. Sunday’s activities included a devotional, a memorial service, and special singing by Long Creek Bluegrass Gospel, culminating in a potluck lunch. Check out these photos capturing the vibrant spirit of the festival!
Pikeville First Responders host charity event
PIKEVILLE, Ky. (WYMT) - Pikeville’s First Response unit members gathered at the YMCA softball fields at Bob Amos to host the first annual Christmas with a First Responder Softball Tournament. The ten teams comprised of several first-response units and others in the community who wanted to show support. The...
Kentucky WBB Recruiting Update: Top-10 2027 guard De’Andra Minor offered by Kenny Brooks
Despite the 2024-25 season quickly approaching, Kenny Brooks is still looking toward the future. Right before the recruiting dead period, Brooks offered De’Andra Minor, the No. 9 overall prospect in the 2027 class. She holds offers from the likes of Oklahoma, Clemson and Tennessee, among others. Obviously, it’s still very, very early in her recruitment, […] The post Kentucky WBB Recruiting Update: Top-10 2027 guard De’Andra Minor offered by Kenny Brooks appeared first on On3.
Crowds Pack Downtown Hopkinsville for Summer Salute
Friday and Saturday are fun-filled festival days in Hopkinsville.The 8th Annual Summer Salute is drawing big crowds according to organizers. Parks and Recreation Marketing Events Coordinator, Rachel Sanders says night one was packed with fun. She adds day two has been good and is sure to get better when Parmalee...
Madisonville-North Hopkins Retires Hightower’s Football Jersey
From 2017-19, Madisonville North Hopkins High School had not one, but two trains running every night. The first trickled, and still does, along the railroad tracks almost parallel to Maroon Stadium. The second, however, was former running back Jeriah Hightower — who, during his teenage career, mustered more than 6,300...
Louisville organization rededicates addiction recovery center's campus after late alumni
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville addiction recovery center has rededicated its Story Avenue campus after one of its alumni. On what would have been the birthday of Chase Daub, A Vision for You unveiled the new Chase M. Daub Center. The center said the dedication honors Daub’s unwavering commitment...
Morehead State Volleyball Claims 3-1 Exhibition Win Over Miami (Ohio)
Morehead State volleyball began the season with a 3-1 exhibition victory against Miami (Ohio) at Johnson Arena. The Eagles showcased depth by utilizing all 16 roster players under second-year head coach Kyrsten Becker-McBride. After a close start, they won sets one, three, and four decisively. Junior outside hitter M.E. Hargan led the team with 13 kills, while redshirt junior Sydney Wyman made a successful return after injury with 11 kills. Defensive standout Peighton Isley recorded 26 digs, demonstrating strong team performance as they prepare for the upcoming season opener.
Team News: Perez breaks back into the lineup at Hartford
Louisville City FC will feature Adrien Perez in its starting 11 on Saturday for the first time since he left a June 8 game early due to injury. Coach Danny Cruz selected the forward for a 7 p.m. kickoff at Hartford Athletic — and Perez’s return to fitness comes at an opportune time for the boys in purple.
Expectations for Brock Vandagriff, Gavin Wimsatt and other incoming transfers
The transfer portal has become ingrained in college football culture. A year ago, Kentucky's starting quarterback (Devin Leary), starting running back (Ray Davis), starting left tackle (Marques Cox) and second-leading receiver (Tayvion Robinson) were all transfers. The open market is an opportunity for college football programs to address areas of weakness within their program. The upcoming season is no different. UK will be relying upon new faces to make big contributions.
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