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Kentucky Prepared to Answer Running Game Questions
Run The Damn Ball. The moniker popularized by the Indianapolis Colts became the mantra for the Big Blue Wall as Lynn Bowden knifed through Kentucky opponents in 2019. The offensive line built on that dominance into 2021, boasting All-Americans and future pros as Joe Moore Award finalists. The Big Blue Wall has been looking for […] The post Kentucky Prepared to Answer Running Game Questions appeared first on On3.
KSR Show, 8/28: Celebrating Matt Jones’ birthday from 10 a.m. to noon
How to listen to Kentucky Sports Radio with Matt Jones, Ryan Lemond, Drew Franklin and Shannon The Dude from 10 a.m. to noon on weekdays. The post KSR Show, 8/28: Celebrating Matt Jones’ birthday from 10 a.m. to noon appeared first on On3.
Evans claims 15th Region All ‘A’ Classic championship
PRESTONSBURG — Two Martin County golfers will compete in the state All “A” Classic following their success in the 15th Region All “A” on Aug. 20 at Stonecrest Golf Course. Junior Kenadie Evans claimed her first 15th Region All “A” championship with a score of...
Arm Drop Dragz on Labor Day Weekend
HAGERHILL — Heroes and Legends Arm Drop Dragz is set to take place Friday and Saturday at Combs Airport. This year’s theme, “Heroes and Legends,” will honor local racing icons, including Neil James, affectionately known as “the banjo man,” who has been a staple at the event for a decade.
UofL v. Wisconsin, UK v. Nebraska volleyball: Winners, points, next game. What to know
The women's volleyball teams for Louisville, Kentucky, Wisconsin and Nebraska played on Tuesday at the KFC! Yum Center for the AVCA First Serve Showcase. The UofL roster includes ACC Player of the Year #14 Anna DeBeer, an Assumption graduate, and Defensive Player of the Year #19 Elena Scott, a Mercy Academy graduate, and #18 Alanna Bankston. DeBeer and Scott...
Berea students worry less about school costs thanks to generous donor
BEREA, Ky. (FOX 56) — It’s an exciting year for Berea students, as many will be saving a few hundred bucks this year. Berea College President Cheryl Nixon said that thanks to a generous donor, school fees are waived for all students, another free expense paired with tuition.
TOBA Awards Week: Claiming Horse Time for Trouble
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association will honor national award winners at its awards dinner Sept. 7 at Fasig-Tipton in Lexington. Five national winners have been announced ahead of time, and BloodHorse Daily is offering profiles of these winners throughout the week. Today we profile Time for Trouble , the...
Final plans for Lexington’s $25 million therapeutic recreation and senior center unveiled
Plans for a new combined therapeutic and senior citizen complex have been unveiled at Lexington City Hall. Its location and services will meet the needs of two distinct groups of people.
Ending the Summer with art
The Grayson Gallery & Art Center, Inc. will present their end of summer art show, Lots of Fun in the Summertime, with a free opening reception for artists and the public on Friday, August 30 from 6 – 9 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to dress for the hot weather and make plans for a festive evening with fellow artists and arts advocates. Over 40 pieces of original art in various mediums will be on display, with most for sale. Awards and announcements will take place at approximately 7:45 p.m., during which four awards with a $50 cash prize or equivalent purchase prize, will be presented as follows: People’s Choice, by popular vote; GGAC Board Choice; the Pen Lady Award; and the Brandon Click Memorial Award. Catering by Laura will provide light refreshments. Entertainment, starting at 6:30 and continuing throughout the evening until closing time, will be by the band From the Hills. The musicians, who have been performing together for many years, consist of Bill Byerley, lead vocalist; Andy Mayo, vocals, guitars; Jay Mabry, guitars, back-up vocals; Jamie Cain, bass; and Jason Webb on drums. Check them out on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/fromthehillsband/about.
UK Volleyball commitment says choosing Kentucky was not a really hard decision
Kentucky coach Craig Skinner had one weather-related plus on his side when he recruited Minnesota libero Sidney Burley. “I am not a big fan of the snow. When I was younger I liked to sled and have fun. Now that I am older, sledding seems less practical ,” the 16-year-old Burley said. “I didn’t want to stay in Minnesota (for college). I was looking at schools more in the south.”
West Carter loses to Pike Central
West Carter started off strong, going into halftime with an 8 point lead over the Pike Central Hawks on Friday, and starting the second half with another touchdown to take the score to 14-0. But in the final quarter the fatigue of playing both defense and offense, and Pike Central’s deep bench, got to be too much for the Comets, who ended up losing the game by a single touchdown after a big Pike County comeback in the last 15 minutes of play.
Inside JD Vance’s Lexington fundraiser: $2 million raised, the economy & hits on Harris
The vice presidential nominee made no mention of Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, with whom he has traded barbs, according to the people who attended the fundraiser.
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