This week on The Player’s Perspective, we sit down with former Louisville Cardinal and NFL veteran Jamon Brown for a real one. From battling in the trenches at UofL to competing on Sundays, Jamon breaks down what it truly takes to make it to the league — and what it costs to stay there.We go beyond the highlights, diving into life after football, the mental shift from the NFL to everyday life, and his honest take on the changing landscape of college athletics — NIL, player power, and what today’s athletes need to understand.This is football through a player’s lens — authentic, unfiltered, and straight from someone who lived it.

In this episode, we sit down with Louisville native and University of Tennessee national champion Benard Jackson for a can’t-miss conversation. Benard takes us back to his playing days on Rocky Top, sharing stories from his time under legendary head coach Phil Fulmer and what it was like competing at the highest level of college football. He opens up about growing up in Louisville, the players he idolized, and the impact St. Xavier High School had on shaping him both on and off the field. We also dive into how today’s college game compares to when he played—and what’s changed the most. This is a must-listen for fans of Tennessee football, Louisville sports, and anyone who loves hearing real stories from the gridiron.

Todd Earwood joins the show for an energetic conversation at the intersection of sports, entrepreneurship, and the future of college athletics. We break down how athletes can transition into business, the growing role of AI and capital ventures in college sports, and what it all means moving forward. Plus, we dive into the progress and future outlook of what college athletics could look like. Be sure to tune in!!

Former college basketball head coach Mark Gottfried joins the show to discuss his coaching career, the realities of leadership, and the challenges that come with coaching at the highest level. He shares insight on the evolution of college athletics and what today’s landscape means for players, coaches, and programs.

Legendary broadcaster Terry Meiners joins the show for an unforgettable conversation about his 50 years in broadcasting. Terry shares stories from interviewing famous personalities, his deep love for the Louisville community, and his lifelong passion for Louisville basketball. From behind-the-mic moments to heartfelt reflections, this episode is a must-listen for sports fans, media lovers, and anyone who appreciates great storytelling.

Mike Rutherford of Card Chronicle joins the show for an in-depth, high-energy conversation on Louisville football’s transfer portal, Louisville men’s basketball recaps, and the broader college hoops landscape.

We recap Louisville’s impressive road win over Cal, preview the upcoming matchup vs Stanford, and break down what’s clicking for the Cards early in ACC play. Plus, we dive into the growing NCAA eligibility debate surrounding G-League and former pro players, react to coach comments, and hit on key college basketball storylines across the country. Predictions, takes, and what to watch next — tune in! 

Larry O’Bannon Jr. and Reinaldo Murphy check in on college basketball at the midway point, breaking down Louisville’s games vs. Memphis and Tennessee, ACC teams playing well, and an incredibly talented freshman class making waves this season.If you’re locked into college basketball or keeping a close eye on the ACC, this mid-season check-in delivers insight, analysis, and honest hoops talk you won’t want to miss.

In this episode, we recap Louisville’s matchups against Arkansas and Indiana, breaking down the key moments and takeaways. We shift into a preview of Saturday’s showdown with Memphis and what the Cards need to focus on to get the win. We also highlight Louisville legend Junior Bridgeman, who will be honored at the game. Plus, we share a few personal stories and experiences we’ve had with him. A quick, insightful look at the week in Louisville basketball. Be sure to tune in!

In this episode, we interview former Louisville standout Montrell Jones as he reflects on his football journey—from his days at Male High School under Coach Redman to his time at Tennessee and U of L. Montrell shares key memories, lessons learned, and what he would’ve done differently along the way, giving an honest look at the highs and challenges of his career.Make sure you tune in and don’t miss this powerful conversation!