Host John Lund reacts to what Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm had to say at his Monday press conference fresh off a 40-17 win over Bowling Green, including updates on running backs Duke Watson and Isaac Brown, what he saw on tape from the Cardinals offense, defense and special teams, what to expect from the Pittsburgh Panthers in their Week 5 matchup and what he's seen from the Cardinals overall through three games. Also, some updates on how the rest of the ACC fared in Week 4 and what our friends from FanDuel think about the conference heading into Week 5. And, the ACC announced it will follow in the SEC's footsteps and move to playing nine conference games starting in 2027, with 16 teams playing nine plus one other Power 4 game, and one team playing eight ACC games, along with two other Power 4 opponents.

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Host John Lund recaps Louisville's 40-17 home win over Bowling Green in Week 4, as the Cardinals start their third-straight season at 3-0 for the first time in school history. A breakdown of how the game played out, highlights of some of the key plays and players and sound from what Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm had to say in his postgame press conference. It was quite a day for the Louisville record books, with Caullin Lacy setting several new marks from his heroics on special teams, kicker Cooper Ranvier starting his career going 6-6 and Nick Keller setting the school record for longest made field goal, with the old record holder in attendance! Plus, coach Brohm provides some updates on the Cardinals injuries, the impact of Lacy and quarterback Miller Moss, how the offensive line played, what he's learned about the team through three games, and... Is this the most complete team he's had at Louisville?

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Host John Lund takes a deep dive into Bowling Green for this Saturday's noon matchup in Week 4, with the Cards coming off an early bye week. Also included is some sound from what Heisman winner and College Football Hall of Famer and BGSU head coach Eddie George had to say about the Cardinals. Game notes include a breakdown of the Falcons offense and defense and how Louisville matches up against both, key players on Bowling Green to watch out for, what the Falcons will try to do against the Cards  while UofL tries to do the opposite, and more importantly, does Louisville cover the spread?

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Host John Lund summarizes how ACC football fared in Week 3, including Georgia Tech's thrilling upset of Clemson for a shakeup to the ACC championship and College Football Playoff odds in Vegas, courtesy of our friends at FanDuel. We'll also hear back from Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm's Monday press conference, including an update on Stanquan Clark's injury, Nate Kurisky's return at tight end, some brief notes on Bowling Green and their quarterback and head coach, as well as what the Cardinals worked on during their bye week.

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Host John Lund chats with recently retired Rick Bozich, who had a legendary career of 50 years in sports media and was a longtime Louisville sports columnist and reporter before his retirement from WDRB-TV on July 1st of this year. He got his start writing for the Indiana University Bloomington student newspaper in college before graduation in 1975 went on stops in Anderson and Bloomington, Indiana before landing in Louisville at The Courier-Journal in 1978 and also covering high school sports for The Louisville Times in 1979 before their merger in 1986. Rick ended up as The Courier-Journal's sports columnist in 1981 and had a three-plus decade career covering what sports fans could only dream of, maintaining that position until 2012. That included more than 30 Final Fours, including three Louisville national championships, 15 Super Bowls, 11 World Series, one NBA Finals and three summer Olympics, just to name a few. He then moved on to the TV world with WDRB and his show with fellow scribe Eric Crawford, while also serving as the station's columnist and commenter. He's been featured in the New York Times and Sports Illustrated, was a recurring guest on ESPN Sports Reporters (RIP), a correspondent for the Kentucky Derby on Westwood One Radio and is a member of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association, Indiana Sportswriters and Sportscaster Association and Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame. We'll talk about getting started in sports writing and covering basketball in the state of Indiana, some stories from the road, including covering both Bob Knight and Lee Corso while in college (and some slight differences in those personalities), continuing to evolve in sports media, rooting for the same baseball team as the Pope, what he might do next and of course, memories from his many years around Louisville athletics and fans.

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Host John Lund updates what's been going on in Louisville's non-football sports, including an upset of the Number 1 team in the country on the pitch and still no goals allowed, a battle between two Top Ten teams on the court and the men's basketball conference schedule release for all you hoop heads. Louisville's men's soccer team, now ranked No. 6 in the country, remains unbeaten on the season and still hasn't allowed a goal after upsetting No. 1 Stanford last Friday and blanking Ohio State 1-0 on Tuesday for their fifth win. Women's soccer is now 7-1 after closing out its six-game homestand unbeaten with another shoutout, taking down Dayton 2-0 on Sunday night. In women's volleyball, Louisville was on the national stage on Wednesday night on ESPN in a clash of Top Ten teams as the No. 4 Cardinals played the No. 2 ranked Texas Longhorns at the Shriners Children's Showdown in Fort Worth, Texas. What a clash it was, lasting all five sets with Texas making a comeback in the final set to win by two and take the match, 3-2, handing the Cards their first loss of the season. In field hockey at Indiana on Sunday, Louisville used goals from five different players to pick up a 5-4 win, improving to 3-1 on the season. Men's tennis will host the Louisville Invitational for the second year in a row starting this Friday and running through Sunday, September 14. And, the men's basketball conference schedule was announced, check it out on somewhere on the ol' internet.

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Host John Lund recaps how ACC football fared in Week 2 and more from the Cards 28-14 win over James Madison last Friday night, including some sound from a fellow Bleav Network podcast hosted by two former JMU players as part of the JMU Sports News Network. If you missed our full recap of Friday night's win against JMU you can check out the last episode from Saturday morning. Some major storylines showed up during the James Madison game, including JMU playing two quarterbacks and their stout defense against the Cards offense. Included is commentary from James Madison legends Delvin Joyce and Vad Lee from To The House, part of the JMU Sports News Network. Joyce walked on at James Madison in 1997 and played runningback there until 2000, eventually getting selected into their Athletics Hall of Fame in 2014. He was the first player in Division 1-AA and second in all of Division 1 to reach 1,000 career yards in all four statistical categories of rushing, receiving, punt returns and kickoff returns. Vad Lee was a dual-threat quarterback who transfer from Georgia Tech and played for James Madison in 2014 and 2015. He was the first back-to-back winner of the Bill Dudley Award, which honors the state's best Division 1 player for both FBS and FCS. He was also the two-time Male Student Athlete of the Year for JMU and tied the school record for all-time passing touchdowns with 51, despite starting just 21 games, and is second all-time in total offense and third in passing yards and completions. All that to say, the guys know a thing or two about James Madison football and do a great job. They discussed JMU head coach Bob Chesney's decision to play two quarterbacks and how that impacts an offense, what the Dukes could have done differently and how the defense held down the Cardinals offense. Also, a not-so-great update on Stanquan Clark's injury, where Louisville falls in the AP Top 25 poll after Week 2 and how Vegas views the Cards after the 2-0 start. Depending on your previous bets, the lines may have changed in your favor.

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Host John Lund gives a rapid Friday night reaction of Louisville's 28-14 home win over James Madison in Week 2, one of those PHEW kinds of victories. A recap of how the game went down, a breakdown some of the key plays and players and a listen back to what Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm and James Madison head coach Bob Chesney had to say about the game in their postgame press conferences. And, more importantly, who covered?

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Host John Lund gives a preview of Friday night's Week 2 home game against Sun Belt champion hopeful James Madison, kickoff set for 7ET. Game notes include a look at how the Dukes fared last week, a breakdown of the offense and defense, some key players to watch, and we'll hear back from Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm at his press conference earlier in the week about the matchup against the Dukes before an early bye week. The TL;DR, don't commit 106 yards worth of penalties, win the turnover battle by not throwing three interceptions and control the line of scrimmage on both sides. Easy peasy right? And, more importantly, who covers?

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Host John Lund recaps how ACC football fared in Week 1, including huge wins for the conference from Florida State and Miami, where teams stand in the AP Top 25 poll heading into Week 2 and an update on Louisville's odds in Vegas. Also some game notes from the rest of Louisville's fall sports, with the Cardinals volleyball and field hockey teams opening their seasons unbeaten, women's soccer having the best offense in the country across several categories, men's soccer not allowing a goal over three games and women's basketball getting its conference schedule for the 2025-26 season.

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