Episode 32 of The Memorial Memo is LIVE! To kick things off, we discuss the latest bit of Kentucky women’s basketball scheduling news before we dig into some intel from within the walls of the Joe Craft Center regarding summer practice. There have been a ton of players who have stood out thus far, and we’ll hit on all of them. The next bulk of the episode will be a … [Read more...] about The Memorial Memo (EP. 32): Summer Practice Intel; Run 4 Roses Preview
ISCO Championship: TV Info, Leader In The Clubhouse, and Other Round 1 Notes
Chan Kim, a 35-year-old from Arizona State University by way of Suwon, South Korea, lit up Hurstbourne Country Club in the opening round of the ISCO Championship earlier today. The TOUR’s annual stop in Kentucky debuted in Louisville this week, and Chan is your leader in the clubhouse with a bogey-free 9-under 61 as the first round’s television coverage begins. It’s a career … [Read more...] about ISCO Championship: TV Info, Leader In The Clubhouse, and Other Round 1 Notes
Michael Eaves got a custom UK-themed bat at the Louisville Slugger Factory on SportsCenter
ESPN brought SportsCenter to Louisville on Wednesday as part of its “50 States in 50 Days” tour, with Kentucky native Michael Eaves hosting the show from the Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum. Even though the UK graduate was in enemy territory, he made sure to rep Kentucky Blue. For one of the segments, Eaves toured the factory to see how a Louisville Slugger bat was … [Read more...] about Michael Eaves got a custom UK-themed bat at the Louisville Slugger Factory on SportsCenter
College Sports Commission must receive work evidence for NIL deals to be approved
The NCAA is still technically in charge but the College Sports Commission (CSC) is the new sheriff in town. This recently created organization ran by former MLB executive Bryan Seeley is the enforcement arm charged with overseeing NIL Go and making sure all third-party deals meet the new “valid business purpose” protocol. One could argue that Seeley might now be the most … [Read more...] about College Sports Commission must receive work evidence for NIL deals to be approved
Barion Brown is receiving preseason All-SEC recognition again
LSU wide receiver Barion Brown is entering his final season of eligibility in 2025. The former top-100 recruit is looking to have a big season playing with star quarterback Garrett Nussmeier in Death Valley. However, the former Kentucky wide receiver still remains one of the best special teams players in college football. The Nashville (Tenn.) Pearl-Cohn product is once … [Read more...] about Barion Brown is receiving preseason All-SEC recognition again