It was a wild weather night that affected games around the state!  Scott Fitzgerald along with Kentucky Prep Gridiron's Fletcher Long break down week 5 games not only in Louisville, but around the state in this edition of "Big Ass Fans Friday Night Kentucky" post game show!

Week Four is in the books, &Fletcher Long from Kentucky Prep Gridiron joins Scott Fitzgerald to break down the biggest games across the commonwealth — from Pikeville and Holy Cross in 1A, to Boyle County-Highlands and Pulaski County-Corbin, all the way to the heavyweight showdown between Trinity and Baylor. Plus, who is emerging as legitimate state-title contender, and who isn't getting enough attention?

It's week 2 of the Kentucky high school football season!  Scott Fitzgerald and Kentucky Prep Gridiron's Fletcher Long look back at the night that was in this edition of the Big Ass Fans "Friday Night Kentucky" post game show!

The 2026 Kentucky High School Football Season is here!  Scott Fitzgerald and Kentucky Prep Gridiron's Fletcher Long are back for a 3rd season and look beyond the score from last night's games around the state.

The 2026 Kentucky High School Football Season is here!  Scott Fitzgerald and Kentucky Prep Gridiron's Fletcher Long are back for a 3rd season and look beyond the scores at week one of the Kentucky high school football season!

The 2026 Kentucky High School Football Season is here!  Scott Fitzgerald and Kentucky Prep Gridiron's Fletcher Long are back for a 3rd season and preview who could land in Lexington come December!

The World Cup has delivered unforgettable moments—while at the same time plenty of heartbreak. Louisville City FC captain Kyle Adams sits down w/Scott Fitzgerald to talk about what went wrong for Team USA, Brazil's stunning elimination, and what it all says about the future of the world's game. Then, it's back home as LouCity prepares thier rivalry showdown with Lexington SC in the Commonwealth Cup.

Women's basketball has never been bigger. But as rivalries grow and emotions rise, are we protecting the sport’s future — or becoming part of the problem?