Matt Jones and Drew Franklin host this NFL news and preview show covering Week 5 of the 2026 season. The episode opens with analysis of the Falcons' Monday Night Football victory and what it means for Atlanta's trajectory. A notable segment addresses the unprecedented penalty rate this season, examining whether rule…
Worth it if you want a quick, broad NFL news roundup and Week 5 preview from an established network show, but not if you're seeking deep tactical analysis or exclusive reporting.
KSR's second hour on October 8, 2026 is a loosely structured show featuring several disconnected segments typical of a sports talk radio format. The episode opens with a segment about meeting Mike Johnson for $5000, suggesting either a contest, charity event, or promotional opportunity involving the show's audience or…
Worth it if you're a regular KSR listener who enjoys the hosts' comedy bits and banter, but skip it if you're looking for sports analysis or substantive commentary.
KSR's October 8, 2026 Hour 1 is a brief sports talk segment hosted by Matt that touches on three main topics: the ESPN building (likely discussing facilities, news, or developments related to ESPN's headquarters or operations), the upcoming UK vs LSU football game scheduled for two days away, and LSU's apology to…
Worth it if you're a dedicated UK or LSU fan seeking daily college football updates and don't mind surface-level sports talk radio.
KSR's second hour on October 7, 2026, is a mixed-bag sports talk show featuring hosts Matt, Ryan, and Drew discussing University of Kentucky football and basketball, interspersed with listener call-ins for their Wednesday "Ask Anything" segment. The show notes indicate three main content pillars: UK football analysis,…
Worth it if you're a dedicated UK Wildcats fan seeking daily local sports talk and don't mind call-in radio format.
KSR's Hour 1 from October 7, 2026 features the regular trio of Matt, Ryan, and Drew delivering a mixed-bag episode centered on three segments. The show opens with a recap of the UK Men's Basketball Pro Day, where the hosts discuss how Kentucky's players performed in front of NBA scouts and what their performances…
Worth it if you're a UK basketball and football fan who want quick recaps and previews without expecting deep strategic analysis or exclusive reporting.
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KSR Hour 2 from October 6, 2026, appears to be a sports talk show covering a mix of topics with limited thematic coherence based on the available show notes. The episode mentions a UK game described as a 'goal post' game, though specifics about teams, stakes, or analysis are absent from the description. There's a…
Worth it if you're a regular KSR listener already familiar with local references and ongoing storylines, but newcomers will find little context or clear value.
KSR's Hour 1 from October 6, 2026 covers three main topics centered on University of Kentucky and Louisville athletics. The episode opens with news that this week's UK game is a sellout, indicating strong fan interest and ticket demand for an upcoming matchup. The hosts discuss "Power K," which is coming this…
Worth it if you're a dedicated UK and Louisville sports fan who wants daily local coverage of your teams' news and upcoming games.
NFL Cover Zero's Week 4 episode features hosts Matt Jones and Drew Franklin discussing the excitement of the week's NFL action with three teams still unbeaten. The episode opens with Jones explaining why he maintained faith in the Chiefs despite earlier struggles, positioning them as a team back in form. The hosts…
Worth it if you want a casual, conversational overview of Week 4 NFL action and don't mind surface-level takes over deeper strategic analysis.
KSR's second hour on October 5, 2026, features the regular cast of Matt, Ryan, Drew, and Billy discussing Kentucky basketball topics centered around Big Blue Madness and UK's victory over USC. The episode follows a typical sports radio format: the hosts open with analysis of the marquee topics, likely breaking down…
Worth it if you're a Kentucky basketball fan who wants preseason discussion and enjoy call-in radio interaction.
KSR's Hour 1 from October 5, 2026 features the show's core team—Matt, Drew, Ryan, and Billy—recapping a Kentucky Wildcats victory at South Carolina. The episode follows the standard KSR format: immediate reaction and analysis of the game result, with the hosts discussing key moments, player performances, and what the…
Worth it if you're a Kentucky Wildcats fan who wants immediate postgame reaction and community engagement, but not if you're seeking deep tactical analysis or exclusive reporting.
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KSR Postgame UK FB at South Carolina is a brief recap episode following Kentucky's 35-34 victory over South Carolina in college football. Hosts Nick Roush and Adam Luckett discuss the outcome of this close game, which came down to a single point. The episode runs 1 hour and 5 minutes and appears to be a standard…
Worth it if you're a Kentucky football fan wanting immediate postgame analysis of the South Carolina win and don't mind standard recap-show format.
KSR Hour 2 from October 2, 2026, is a live broadcast from Shady Rays in Lexington covering a mix of topics with varying relevance to sports. The episode opens with discussion of Matt getting caught in an algorithm—the specifics aren't detailed in the notes, but this appears to be a lighter, more personal segment. The…
Worth it if you're a devoted KSR listener or Kentucky basketball fan seeking local Lexington sports radio banter, but risky for those wanting focused analysis.
KSR's October 2, 2026 episode, broadcast live from Shady Rays in Lexington, focuses on two primary Kentucky sports storylines: the apparent departure of D.J. Miller and the pressure on head coach Mark Pope to deliver a successful season. The show notes indicate this is a local sports talk program centered on…
Worth it if you're a Kentucky basketball fan who wants immediate local reaction to roster changes and coaching expectations.
KSR's second hour on October 1, 2026, features the regular cast of Matt, Ryan, Shannon, and Drew discussing current sports news and Kentucky basketball topics. The episode includes a giveaway segment for Big Blue Madness tickets, which appears to be a recurring promotional element. Based on the minimal show notes…
Worth it if you're a dedicated KSR listener who follows Kentucky basketball daily and wants to stay current on news and have a chance to win Big Blue Madness tickets.
KSR's Hour 1 from October 1, 2026, features the regular cast of Matt, Ryan, Drew, and Shannon discussing the latest University of Kentucky football news and developments. The episode includes a giveaway of Big Blue Madness tickets, the annual celebration surrounding Kentucky basketball's season opener. Based on the…
Worth it if you're a Kentucky football fan who wants daily news and updates from trusted local voices.
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Matt Jones and Drew Franklin host this NFL Cover Zero episode covering Week 3 reactions and Week 4 previews. The episode opens with surprise at Case Keenum's strong performance in the Bears' upset win over the Eagles, prompting Matt to reflect on which coaches are truly elite in the NFL. The hosts examine offensive…
Worth it if you're a casual NFL fan looking for a quick weekly preview and want to hear two knowledgeable hosts riff on upcoming matchups and early-season surprises.
KSR's Hour 2 from September 30, 2026, is a mixed-bag episode featuring the core team of Matt, Ryan, Drew, and Shannon discussing three disparate topics with no clear connective thread. The episode opens with coverage of UK sports news, though the show notes provide no specifics about which sports, teams, or storylines…
Worth it if you're a dedicated KSR fan who enjoys the hosts' personalities and local Kentucky humor more than substantive sports discussion.
KSR's Hour 1 from September 30, 2026, features the regular cast of Matt, Ryan, Drew, and Shannon discussing Kentucky basketball and football with a forward-looking angle. The episode's main hook is a 5-year prediction segment where the hosts speculate on where both programs will stand by 2031. This kind of speculative…
Worth it if you're a Kentucky basketball and football fan who enjoys casual debate and want to hear the KSR crew's takes on where the programs are headed.
KSR Hour 2 is a sports talk show featuring hosts Matt, Drew, Shannon, and Billy discussing two main segments: iconic UK sports pictures and current sports news, with listener calls throughout. The episode appears to be a standard format for the show, mixing nostalgic sports imagery discussion with topical commentary…
Worth it if you enjoy casual UK sports banter and nostalgic discussion with live caller interaction, and don't require deep analysis or breaking news.
