The C.L. Show Brown Show
The C.L. Show Brown Show
The C.L. Brown Show, hosted by Louisville Courier Journal sports columnist C.L. Brown, will bring sports fans who root for the Louisville Cardinals, Kentucky Wildcats and others in the state, inside recent events impacting the organizations, programs, people and teams. Each week Brown will talk to one of Kentucky’s biggest sports figures — past, present or future — or someone who can shed light on…Social links:
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Elif Istanbulluoglu makes big impact for Louisville WBB
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Louisville women's basketball forward Elif Istanbulluoglu. Istanbulluoglu explains how watching UofL legend Angel McCoughtry play professionally in Istanbul was her first exposure to the program. And she details how she's emerged as one of the Cards' top…
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ACC basketball race likely between UofL, Duke. Any surprises?
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features national college basketball reporter Brendan Marks of The Athletic to discuss Louisville basketball as nonconference play ends and ACC competition cranks up. Marks discusses why he believes the Cards and Duke are in their own tier in the ACC. He tells wh…
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UofL, UK volleyball trying not to look too far ahead
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Courier Journal college sports enterprise reporter Payton Titus to break down Louisville and Kentucky volleyball competing in the NCAA Sweet 16. Titus explains why UK, the No. 2 overall seed, isn't trying to look ahead of upset-minded Cal Poly. She also …
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UofL, UK basketball may be in tier below Final Four contenders
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features ESPN senior college basketball reporter Myron Medcalf to talk Louisville basketball's first road trip of the season at Arkansas and what Kentucky basketball needs to do to get rolling. Medcalf tells why he doesn't yet have the Cardinals listed among his …
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UofL football's Pete Nygra says UK rivalry surpasses earlier eras
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Louisvillecenter Pete Nygra and Kentuckydefensive back Ty Bryant to give their thoughts on Saturday's Governor's Cup rivalry showdown. Nygra, an Indianapolis native, tells why the Cards-Cats rivalry far surpasses the rivalry he grew up watching.
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U of L basketball's Mikel Brown Jr. has chance to be legendary
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Michael DeCourcy, columnist with The Sporting News and college basketball analyst for Fox Sports. DeCourcy dives into what has made this freshman class in college basketball so special. He explains the qualities that could make Louisville's Mikel Brown J…
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Ex-U of L star DeJuan Wheat, leading Simmons, channels Denny Crum
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features DeJuan Wheat, a former Louisville basketball guard and current Simmons College basketball coach. Wheat tells how playing for legendary coach Denny Crum has helped shape how he relates to players in his first year as a college head coach. Wheat finished h…
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Louisville victory in Battle of Bluegrass would be good for hoops
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Courier Journal reporters Brooks Holton, the Louisville basketball beat writer, and Ryan Black, the Kentucky beat writer, to discuss the start of college basketball season and next Tuesday's battle between the Cardinals and Wildcats. Short of making a ga…
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Laura Ziegler, Ryan Conwell discuss journeys to Louisville basketball
This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features Louisville women's basketball forward Laura Ziegler and Louisville men's basketball guard Ryan Conwell. Ziegler details her journey in her native Denmark, where basketball wasn't on her radar until she exhausted all other sports. Conwell, an Indianapolis…
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Kenny Brooks' Kentucky women's basketball squad can be special
This episode features Kentucky women's basketball coach Kenny Brooks, UK guard Denzel Aberdeen and N.C. State men's basketball coach Will Wade. Brooks explains why he believes his team has more versatility and can play positionless basketball better than his Final Four team at Virginia Tech.
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