In this episode, Mason and Dillon dive into the highly anticipated Kentucky vs. Ole Miss showdown and break down why this matchup feels personal. They shift gears to NFL opening night, spotlighting the Eagles vs. Cowboys and all the early-season storylines. The guys debate sports superstitions, including whether the infamous announcer’s jinx is actually real. Dillon puts Mason to the test with a blind ranking of Will Ferrell classics, and they make their college football picks for the week. To wrap things up, they reflect on the deeper meaning of sports.

In this episode of Bluegrass State of Mind, the hosts discuss the kickoff of the college football season, focusing on the Kentucky Wildcats' recent game against the Toledo Rockets, the performance of quarterbacks across various teams, and the implications of NIL on college football. They also analyze significant matchups, including Alabama's unexpected loss to Florida State and the defensive battle between LSU and Clemson. The conversation wraps up with a preview of the upcoming game between Kentucky and Ole Miss, and a debate on the supremacy of the SEC versus the Big Ten in college football.

In this episode, Dillon and Colton discuss the excitement surrounding the college football season, highlighting key matchups such as Texas vs. Ohio State and LSU vs. Clemson. They also engage in a blind ranking of all-time great athletes, celebrate Tommy Fleetwood's FedEx Cup victory, and make their college football picks for the week. The conversation wraps up with a discussion on Team USA's Ryder Cup selections and the dynamics of the team as they prepare for the competition.

In this episode of Bluegrass State of Mind, Room 302 takes a trip down memory lane with John Wall’s retirement, reliving the unforgettable moments he gave us at Kentucky—what a time to be alive! The boys then dive into a fun “what if” scenario: who would’ve cashed in the most if NIL had been around during their college days? From there, they shift gears to college football, breaking down playoff predictions for the upcoming season and all the quarterback drama swirling around the Indianapolis Colts. Finally, the crew wraps things up with Scottie Scheffler’s continued dominance and a look ahead to the Tour Championship this week.

Room 302 dives deep into the 2025–26 Kentucky Football schedule, breaking down each matchup to decide if it’s a win, a loss, or a toss-up—then predicting the Wildcats’ final record. We also hit on some big Kentucky headlines, including the latest buzz in the NIL world. Our segment, Overrated, Underrated, or Right on the Money, brings bold takes and hot debates. We wrap things up with the Rickie Fowler sponsor exemption drama that’s been making waves all week.

In this episode, the boys break down Kentucky basketball’s newly released schedule and the early challenges the Wildcats will face. They also share their opinions on the most annoying fan bases in sports. Then, they dive into some NFL drama involving the Lions and Cowboys before wrapping up with the shakeup caused by Cam Young’s first PGA Tour win — and what it means for his Ryder Cup standings.

In this episode, we dive into the latest buzz surrounding Kentucky football and basketball, including the eye-opening amount of money reportedly tied to the basketball program for the upcoming season. We also settle the great debate — should coffee be enjoyed hot or cold? Shifting to the NFL, we preview the Tennessee Titans' season and give our game-by-game record predictions. To wrap things up, we share our thoughts and expectations for the newly announced Happy Gilmore 2.

We open this episode with a fun Kentucky championship hypothetical. Then we dive into the hobbies we just don’t get (and honestly don’t care for). After that, we break down Kentucky's tough La Familia loss. We wrap things up with a conversation about Scottie Scheffler’s continued dominance, fresh off his latest major win.

In this episode of Bluegrass State of Mind, the hosts discuss various topics including the NBA Summer League performances of Kentucky players Reed Shepard and Cooper Flagg, the upcoming TBT featuring Kentucky alumni, and the significance of the Open Championship in golf. They delve into Scotty Scheffler's perspective on winning and the pressures of professional golf, as well as Grant Horvat's decision to turn down a PGA Tour exemption due to filming restrictions, highlighting the evolving landscape of golf and its intersection with social media.

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to Kentucky sports, including the recruitment of Matt Ponatoski, insights from a recent Kentucky basketball scrimmage, and the implications of NBA free agency moves. They analyze the Lakers' acquisition of Deandre Ayton and the impact of Myles Turner joining the Bucks. The conversation shifts to Cooper Flagg's potential in the NBA and the competitive landscape of the Mavericks and Rockets. The hosts also make predictions for the upcoming NFL season and preview the Genesis Scottish Open, sharing their picks and insights on the tournament.