Terry Meiners

Old Joe just wanted to let us all know that U of Smell is still the dirtiest program in America. It don’t matter what some agent says. U of Smell is dirty! The Cats would never do that. We is the best! Coach Cal is golden!

Keith Gaddie, an Executive Faculty Fellow at the University of Oklahoma, discussed the NCAA/FBI investigation and gun control.

Old Joe called and gave us his reaction to the new FBI news.
He said, “It’s all lies, Larry! Some FBI, U of Smell spy is tryin’ to bring down the good, classy Cats makin’ up lies about players getting’ paid.”
After that, he just kept on about America needing the Cats to be the best and how Cardinal Criminal fans just need to shut their mouths about the whole thing.

Dr. Ricky L. Jones has returned to the studio! He conversed on the FBI/college basketball investigation and the NCAA, his quest to be the President at the University of Louisville, and more.

Old Joe called to find out when the funeral for the championship banner is. He said we could drive it down the street while all of the Cardinal Criminal fans throw stripper’s panties on it before they throw it in the river where it belongs. And it only got classier from there.

Ken Blackthorn, Todd Ewing, and Mike Maloney talk about the new decoration on the front of their building.

U of L Football Head Coach Bobby Petrino talked about his desire to remain and continue to succeed at the University of Louisville. He also talked about Puma Pass and the pressure put on the quarterback position, the incoming recruiting class, new coaches on the staff, and the opener against Alabama.

Bob Paduchik, the Co-Chair of the RNC, said there is “no chance” the Democrats have resurgence in 2018. Tax reform, a booming economy, and ISIS being “nearly destroyed” will carry the Republican Party in the next election cycle. He also talked about school shootings, the possibility of increased background checks, the infrastructure package, and more.

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.