Rick Pitino addresses assembled media in New York City on the NCAA ruling against the University of Louisville.

Congressman Yarmuth started the discussion by saying what the NCAA cannot take from him despite their ruling to remove U of L’s 2013 National Championship from the annals of history. He also discussed the impact of “re-writing history” and the tax reform affecting colleges and universities. Lastly, he talked about gun control and the Commonwealth’s Medicaid waiver.

Attorney General Andy Beshear talked about school security and how to avoid future school shootings, arming teachers, human trafficking in the Commonwealth, and opioids.

Old Joe said that since the Cardinal Convicts got punked by North Caromaliner and UK smashed Alabamer, the world is back to normal. U of Smell can get back to waiting for the NIT and the Death Penalty and the Cats are back on the road to the National Championship!

Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell called-in to talk about his team’s performance over the opening weekend in Charleston, SC and preview tomorrow’s home opener against Eastern Kentucky and the rest of the 14-game homestand.

North Carolina diehard Kobi came by the studio to talk about tomorrow’s game against the Cards, how Duke is killing the recruiting world, and how the ‘Heels dodged the NCAA.

Dillon Miles, the Chief Development Officer of the Louisville Urban League, talked about this weekend’s Reily Reentry Project: Expungement Clinic and some other opportunities thought the League.

Old Joe called in to talk about the great American tragedy…UK’s four game losing streak. How is Cal going to fix this? He said we need to win one. No duh!!! It’s time for Cal to go! He’s fool’s gold and we need to put his furniture in his yard.

Katherine Callahan of the Humane Society of the United States discusses proposed legislation to allow people to rescue animals in hot cars.

UK great Dan Issel dropped by the studio to talk about the NBA 2 Louisville movement. He discussed investors, possible NBA expansion, support from the Mayor’s office, working with the University of Louisville, Freedom Hall, and more.