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Lexington Herald-Leader Columnist John Clay weighs in on the Wildcats and their strengths heading into tonight’s game. We also talked about whether UK’s successes are due to excellent coaching or to the inate talent on the team.  Read more 

WKYT and cn|2 are teaming up to bring WKYT viewers the latest UK intel and Matt Jones’ antics. Beginning Monday October 31st the “KSTV Minute” will air each weeknight on WKYT’s 27 NEWSFIRST at 11:00 pm and again during 27 NEWSFIRST This Morning. Here’s what Matt Jones wrote about the opportunity:  Read more 

One of the Louisville KSTV Casting Call Contestants was already a pastor, actor and UPS worker—- now he wants to add KSTV co-host to his resume. Watch Alphaeus Green. When we asked this next contestant what he had that others trying out did not bring to the table… Ron Chilton told us he had 65 years of stories about being a UK Fan. His experience came through in his audition. See for yourself.  Read more 

Take a look at Deron Higgins’ online entry for the KSTV Casting Call.  Read more 

Louisville Metro Police Detective Brian Sherrard was the final contestant to arrive at our Louisville Casting Call and he was also older than most of the other contestants there… but we thought he was refreshing, at least, two out of the three judges thought so. Take a look. Another contestant, Mack Perkins, was familiar to Matt because of his relentless criticism online. Mack was so confident in his performance he didn’t realize that he didn’t get the yes from Matt… pay... Read more 

The Louisville Casting Call took a turn for tense when Richard Stalker took the stage… see why here.  Read more 

173 contestants tried out for the KSTV Casting Call Saturday at Sam Swope Honda World in Louisville. Those had to be narrowed down to 50 to appear before the cameras and the three judge panel. From there only 26 made it to the next round. Here is a look at a few of the folks who made it to the judges’ panel: Kyle Brown made the trip in front of the judges twice. He went to the Lexington Casting Call. Did... Read more 

Republican candidate for governor Phil Moffett said he’s “sure I’ll be there” at the Republican unity rally Saturday to support David Williams, who defeated Moffett by 10 points in the GOP primary. But Moffett, who ran on a meager $135,0000 compared to Williams’ $1.3 million raised, said his showing proved the tea party will be a crucial element to Williams and the Republicans in the fall. “Republicans can’t move forward without the tea party, and I think everyone understands that... Read more