This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Deion Branch, Louisville football's newest assistant coach. Branch moved from his previous position as director of player personnel and now serves as wide receivers coach at his alma mater.

Branch explains why, after years of former U of L quarterback Dave Ragone trying to get him into coaching, now was the right time for him to make the move. The Super Bowl XXXIX Most Valuable Player reveals how patience will be key for him teaching players what he knows. And he also tells what he expects from his former coach Bill Belichick making the move from the NFL to college as the head coach at North Carolina.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features C.J. Moore, a national college basketball reporter with The Athletic.

Moore discusses the need to get healthy for the Kentucky and Louisville men's basketball teams. He also breaks down the importance of U of L point guard Chucky Hepburn.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features college basketball analytics guru Ken Pomeroy, the creator and founder of his self-titled site KenPom.com. The former meteorologist tells why following Air Force and the Jameer Nelson-led St. Joseph's squad in the 2003-04 season helped inspire the creation of his site. He also discusses how much a home-court advantage like Rupp Arena is worth.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Louisville basketball guard Reyne Smith, an Australian native who transferred after playing for coach Pat Kelsey the past three seasons at College of Charleston. Smith reveals why he's followed Kelsey from Winthrop to Charleston to Louisville, and he discusses the Cardinals' newfound swagger.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features The Athletic's Brendan Quinn to discuss John Calipari and his return to Lexington as head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks. Quinn explains Calipari is sticking to what he knows at this stage of his career. He also tells why Calipari was hurt by how things ended at UK.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Louisville women's basketball senior guard Jayda Curry, who explains why the win over then-No. 13 Georgia Tech may be the watershed moment in the season. And Curry tells why her career plans after basketball are similar to Katie George.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features members of The Courier Journal sports staff giving their predictions and resolutions for the teams they cover. Among the predictions: Brooks Holton on why Louisville men's basketball should secure its first 20-win season since 2019-20 and Ryan Black on whether Kentucky football will bounce back next season.

The C.L. Brown Show takes a look back at Louisville's top sports stories of 2024. Was it the firing of Louisville men's basketball coach Kenny Payne? Or golfer Scottie Scheffler's arrest as he tried to enter Valhalla Golf Club before playing in the PGA Championship? Take a listen to find out which story occupies the top spot.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features an introduction to the newest addition to The Courier Journal sports staff, Payton Titus, an enterprise reporter who took part in the NCAA volleyball championship coverage.

Titus speaks on her journey to the CJ from covering South Carolina women's basketball and details what it was like reporting on Louisville going through the volleyball tournament, from its dramatic win over Northern Iowa, to having Anna DeBeer suffer a deflating injury, to their championship loss to Penn State.

ESPN reporter/analyst Katie George, an Assumption High graduate and former University of Louisville volleyball player, joins this episode of The C.L. Brown Show to discuss the NCAA volleyball tournament.

George details how U of L volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly elevated the program's expectations. And George breaks down why each team remaining — Louisville, Pitt, Nebraska, Penn State — can win it all.