Drew Franklin

3 weeks ago | on3.com | Drew Franklin

Skip to main contentMurray State was a hot topic on today’s Kentucky Sports Radio show after the Racers won the NCAA Baseball Regional in Oxford, stunning Ole Miss in the regional championship game. Head coach Dan Skirka even phoned in from his morning ride back to Murray from Mississippi. Murray State’s basketball program also came up in KSR’s conversation about the Racers, and how Murray State and Kentucky have never played against each other in college basketball.

3 weeks ago | on3.com | Drew Franklin

It’s a new day on KSR’s morning radio show. Today, the guys are in the Lexington studio from 10 a.m. to noon, likely arguing about zipper merges. Also on the list of Tuesday topics: the Murray State Racers in the NCAA Tournament, updates from around Big Blue Nation, an announcement about KSBar and Grille, and more. You can join the conversation by phone on the Clark’s Pump-N-Shop phone line at (859) 280-2287. You can also discuss the show with us on KSBoard.

3 weeks ago | on3.com | Drew Franklin

Now that all of the NBA draft decisions have been made, updates are being made to the early college basketball rankings. Today, ESPN.com adjusted its preseason top 25 to reflect the final roster movement around the sport. Kentucky fared well in ESPN’s reordering of its top teams, mostly due to the return of Otega Oweh for his senior season in Lexington. The Wildcats climbed from No. 11 to No. 9 in the new ranking.

3 weeks ago | on3.com | Drew Franklin

The KSR crew is scattered for Monday morning’s show, but radio technology brings them together from 10 a.m. to noon. You can listen live via the radio affiliates or the link listed below as Matt Jones, Ryan Lemond, Drew Franklin, and Shannon The Dude react to all of the news from the weekend, including Kentucky Baseball’s short run in the NCAA Tournament, and more. Even better, you can join the conversation on the Clark’s Pump-N-Shop phone line at (859) 280-2287.

3 weeks ago | on3.com | Drew Franklin

Good morning to you, KentuckySportsRadio.com readers, although it could be a better morning. Sunday night was a tough one for Kentucky Baseball and its fans, presumably you. The Wildcats were on the cusp of a third straight win in the NCAA Tournament, on the verge of forcing an extra game with West Virginia in the Clemson Regional, leading the Mountaineers late in the evening of the longest day of baseball in UK history.