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Louisville football fans mad at College Gameday over Cardinals' omission
Louisville football fans have not forgotten the success that the Cardinals had in the first season under Jeff Brohm a year ago. They played for the ACC Championship last season and had a real shot to win the conference for the first time in quite a while. It was an impressive first year from Brohm.
Man wanted for murder in death of Ayanna Morgan apprehended
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A wanted man facing a murder charge after the death of a Western Kentucky University student has been captured, police said Saturday. The Bowling Green Police Department stated on Saturday, Aug. 24 that Malcolm Jones, 31, has been apprehended in Atlanta, Georgia for his involvement in the death of 21-year-old Ayanna Morgan.
Former Kentucky Swim Coach Lars Jorgensen Formally Seeks Dismissal of Allegations in Court
Former University of Kentucky head swim coach Lars Jorgensen has denied the allegations against him in formal court filings on Friday. Archive photo via Jack Spitser/Spitser Photography. Former University of Kentucky head swim coach Lars Jorgensen on Friday has denied allegations of a pattern of sexual abuse under his watch...
Monroe Deals Rebels 44-13 Opening-Night Loss
The Todd County Central football team didn’t get the start to the 2024 season it was looking for on Friday. Instead, for the second year in a row the Rebels found themselves on the wrong end of a matchup with Monroe County in a 44-13 loss to the visiting Falcons.
Webster County High School receives $5,000 from T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Program
T-Mobile officials announced earlier this month, T-Mobile announced a $2 million grand prize football field technology makeover called T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights giving small-town high schools across the country a chance to win big.
KSR Today: Football season is officially BACK
Good morning, folks! We no longer have to play the “How many days until college football is back?” game. Today, we’re all winners. Week 0 has arrived. The 2024 season officially begins later today, but with a twist — Dublin, Ireland is our host site for the season-opener between No. 10 Florida State and Georgia […] The post KSR Today: Football season is officially BACK appeared first on On3.
Snoop Dogg bobblehead stolen from Bardstown country club
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Snoop Dogg is missing and it's not the rapper but a beloved 3-foot bobblehead statue of him. The Bardstown Country Club owners said on social media Friday some customers were acting a little too young, wild and free Monday at the club's restaurant. They said the...
Historic West Paducah market closes its door
PADUCAH — A local grocery store, historic to the West Paducah area, will close its doors after being in business more than a year. Three Rivers Grocery Market, previously Forthman Foods and IGA, is having a liquidation sale online and officially closing. Co-owner Rodney Hill originally purchased the business...
The Tigers come up short at Greenwood 34 to 32
The Hopkinsville Tigers opened season their high school football season on the road Friday night at Greenwood losing to the Gators 34 to 32. Greenwood scored first with 7:54 to go in the first quarter on a 1-yard run by Romello Meade. The two point try was no good. After...
Patriots massacre Knights at Greenwood Swamp, 48-21
BOWLING GREEN—While spirits were high as the Knights football team traveled to Greenwood to take on the Allen County-Scottsville Patriots for their opening game of the season, the evening would not be a pleasant one for the Marion County team, the game finishing 48-21 in the Patriots’ favor.
North Laurel stuns Bell County with win on Log Mountain
LOG MOUNTAIN — Not many prognosticators gave North Laurel a chance of winning on Log Mountain on Friday, but the Jaguars proved them wrong by pulling out a thrilling 24-22 win over the Bobcats on Friday. The victory came during coach Steven Nelson’s debut game with North Laurel.
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