Kentucky Sports Radio Podcast Network

Is it Thursday already? Raise a glass and let’s celebrate on a new episode of KSR Happy Hour, presented by Country Boy Brewing. There is no shortage of topics for today’s show. We’ll start by sharing the latest on Malachi Moreno and Milan Momcilovic at the NBA Draft Combine, with Jack Pilgrim sharing some intel from Moreno’s meeting with Mark Pope on Wednesday. Tonight, Kentucky Baseball starts its series vs. Arkansas, which could have a huge impact on the Cats’ NCAA Tournament bid, and the 2026 NFL schedule will be revealed. Adam Luckett is excited for both and will tell us about it. The Preakness is this weekend. Does anyone (besides Nick Roush) care since Golden Tempo, the Kentucky Derby winner, isn’t running?

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We are firmly in the middle of the grind of the college football offseason. As Kentucky football fans set their sights on Will Stein‘s first season, now is a good time to catch up with someone who’s spent time with the Kentucky football head coach. Last week, Peter Burns, Chris Doering, and an SEC Network camera crew traveled to Lexington to hang out with the first-year head coach. In addition to a lengthy conversation, they also played a little pickleball. — Who’s winning the PGA Championship? — How quickly can Stein make the Cats competitive? — What does the SEC pecking order look like this fall?

Kentucky baseball avoided the sweep over the weekend against Florida. This was a box that needed to be checked, but the Bat Cats blew a chance to take a big series win on Friday. That increases the stakes for a big week at Kentucky Proud Park. Nick Mingione‘s squad will end the season with four consecutive home games. There will be a Quad 4 opportunity on Tuesday night against Northern Kentucky before a huge three-game series with Arkansas from Thursday-Saturday. A 2-2 week probably secures an at-large bid.

Episode 67 of The Memorial Memo is centered around the latest addition to Kentucky women’s basketball, Slovenian guard Ajša Sivka. KSR’s Phoenix Stevens will break down what the 6-foot-4 former WNBA Draft pick will bring to the table. Additionally, we’ll watch some of her film and talk about where she fits on the roster.