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By Jammin' Jamey Johnson
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The podcast currently has 81 episodes available.
There's a little bit of Pete in all of us... As Reds baseball fans, Pete Rose was ours; loved and accepted no matter what. The guys also dive into the MLB baseball postseason and recap last week's rivalry game between Betsy Layne and Prestonsburg. District football begins this weekend, how will the Bobcats, Blackcats and Floyd Central Jaguars fair?
You play under those Friday Night Lights to celebrate those Alumni Nights down the road. Floyd Central High School will host Alumni Night as players from old Wheelwright, Allen Central and South Floyd High Schools will be in attendance. The Jaguars will host Betsy Layne in what our WMDJ sports guys call, "The 680 Series". Prestonsburg rolls undefeated for another week. Will Prestonsburg and Betsy Layne fall into 'trap games' this Friday?
In "Remember the Titans" Herman Boone said football was supposed to be fun. It's not been fun for everyone. Just ask Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats. Or maybe the Bengals and Browns fanbases? Some of our high school teams are having fun like Betsy Layne and Prestonsburg. Our sports guys do a temperature check of all area teams heading into Friday the 13th of football. Are teams feeling panic, pressure, pretty good or full of pride?
Week 1 impressions from the high school landscape in the mountains. Will Floyd Central make adjustments this week against Leslie County? How does Leslie County respond after a controversial loss to Prestonsburg? Is the pride back in Blackcat football? And why don't we try to have an event similar to festivities of the Pike County Bowl here in Floyd County?
The guys return with a complete preview of the upcoming High School Football season involving Betsy Layne, Floyd Central and Prestonsburg. Will Betsy Layne take the next step as a program and reach a regional final? Can Floyd Central compete for a district title? Will Prestonsburg's young and hungry coach transform the program? Also, how much is too much when it comes to charging admission into local athletic events for students in Floyd County? Joey Votto says goodbye.
It's the Season Finale of Season 3 for the guys as they recap the high school basketball season in the 15th region. Congratulations to Magoffin County winning at the Boys' Sweet 16 to reach the Elite 8. Turning the page to next season with changes looming for high school baseball and football on the horizon and predictions for the upcoming fall/winter sports season 2024-25.
The guys give a complete breakdown on how the upcoming Super-Regional Tournament will play out based on current seeding of 15th region teams in their districts in a hypothetical scenario. Also, a preview of next week's 58th District Tournament at Prestonsburg Fieldhouse. KHSAA proposed realignment ideas on how to place all Floyd County schools in one district rather than fractured.
Three of our four guys spend Valentine's talking sports... One is still figuring out the nuances of Valentine's Day in a marriage. Super Bowl reaction and the big business of the NFL. Blind comparison of 3 major college basketball programs and where they stand in the court of public opinion. 15th region high school basketball discussion. Sweet 16 pairings. Pikeville's girls challenge themselves. Throwback game at the Betsy Layne "Dome" this weekend.
Parents are always asking, "Why don't my baby get to play?" They'll bad mouth a coach and talk to anyone that will listen, rather than ask their son or daughter, "Why aren't you getting to play?" The sports culture in Floyd County needs to change because at the moment, it's complacent. Where does the change begin? It starts with understanding why your baby isn't playing.
The guys are back in studio after being snowed in, entertaining the Cincinnati Reds and covering wall-to-wall basketball games around the 15th region. Bunch of anti-heroes talking about Taylor, Travis, State All "A" Classic, 15th region basketball and the search for a new football coach at Prestonsburg High School.
The podcast currently has 81 episodes available.
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