One has to note that since Bobby Petrino has taken the reigns of the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers there's been an awful lot of former Cards coming in to Bowling Green.

Last week I analyzed the University of Louisville's conference move to the ACC, looking at conferences that the school has been a part of. In connection with that I take a look at some other local colleges and the conferences that they've called home.

Two wrestling all stars appeared at this year's New Year's Spectacular at the Kentucky Expo Center's Flea Market, welcoming buyers and sellers alike.

It's been widely reported that Louisville is headed to the ACC in 2014, but what does all the conference shake up mean? I analyze, and look at what schools are going where and just how it might effect the Cards.

Karl Schmitt Sr. proved himself a legend in area athletics providing postive opportunities for so many young people in the community and for these reasons he is a sports legend of the 'Ville.

Father Tom Gentile was recently among the first inductees into the Catholic Sports Hall of Fame, and for good reason.

The Paul Hornung Award has announced its four finalists. The Louisville based award is currently seeking fan votes online.

A lot of talk has happened recently regarding Louisville and Kentucky's football coaching situation. With that in mind, I thought I'd take a look at the two programs' most succesful coaches.

Well Charlie Strong plans to remain in Louisville and Mark Stoops comes in to take over in Lexington with lofty goals. All that said, what is the aftermath of all of this? What will come of it? Will all this irresponsible media reporting really bring about the end of the world as the Mayans predicted. Short answer, I-don'know.

Karl Schmitt has been working behind the scenes with Louisville sports tirelessly for years now, and his work certainly makes him a stand-out in the city's sports community.