Nick Roush

And, you know, I've gone in.

I've been listening to Nick Roush talk since the summer and since he went on Feinbaum predicting this game.

So sorry.

Oh, I thought you just meant you've been listening to Nick Roush talk.

Yeah, no, so I'm listening to them today producing their show, and I'm just like, Nick Roush has gone from, I think Kentucky can win, to they're going to win, to now he's like, we're going to win by 20-some points.

So he's gotten me bought all the way in, and I know as a Kentucky football fan, when we do this, we usually are setting ourselves up for some kind of disappointment, but I'm just excited.

That was Stoops' MO, honestly.

We need to be competing for stuff this year.

You all get up.

You were wide awake at Churchill Downs when I was there with Nick Roush right before Derby.

I mean, it's ripening the sleep out of my eyes.

You and Roush, I know you guys live for this, but you're wide awake.

like that?

Whatever.

I think we'll get a hello Nick Roush again this year.

I sure hope not.

Welcome in to 11 Personnel presented by Monticello Bank.

I'm Nick Roush.

He's Adam Luckett.

It's Friday and we are less than 24 hours away from kickoff between the Kentucky Wildcats and the Alabama Crimson Tide at Kroger Field.

Caleb Woodson, 6'3", 240.

The guy playing next to him, Luke Metz, second-year player, 6'3", 235.

They went out and got what Nick Roush would call a bunch of Henry Boyers.

They went out and got a bunch of guys on defense.

We got a loaded show for you guys today.

We're going to catch up with our guy Nick Roush, who covers Kentucky.

We'll preview Kentucky, Alabama with him.

And then also we'll catch up with our guy John Williams, who covers the Oklahoma Sooners to preview OU versus Michigan.

Usually catch up with him every year at SEC Media Days.

Usually enjoy a karaoke song or two with him, but love talking with him in season because that means Kentucky's got a big game.

And joining us now is our buddy Nick Roush covering the Kentucky Wildcats for KSR.

And Nick, the Will Steiner has started.

On today's Andy and Ari on 3 presented by Polymarket.

Can Kentucky beat Alabama? Can the Wildcats open the SEC portion of the Will Stein era by shocking the world? Nick Roush from Kentucky Sports Radio believes it's possible, and he will explain why today.

Plus, Arizona State and Texas A&M from College Station.

Mike Elko, of course, the grown-up in the room, as always, with maybe the quote of the year so far.

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Welcome to Andy and Ari on 3 presented by Polymarket.

And I'm going to get right to it because Nick Roush is here.

Our friend from Kentucky Sports Radio, that's right, the same guy who called Nico Iamaliaba a volleyball player who can't hit the go ball.

that 84? 84.6% chance of winning the game against Kentucky.

Meanwhile, you heard Nick Roush on the program yesterday.

He mentioned this stat from a Vegas perspective.

Since the hiring of Kalen DeBoer, In 2024, Alabama is 3-5-1 against the spread on the road as a favorite under Kalen DeBoer.

I just got some more information about what Will Stein – remember I told you he just called into a radio show.

We'll try to get some audio.

We had Nick Roushon from Kentucky Sports Radio yesterday.

But he just called in, and this is the full quote.

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I'm Nick Roush, he's Adam Luckett, and man, I almost did podcasting on air before we started, and I had to stop myself because, dude, I'm freaking fired up for week two.

I know... that kentucky alabama has consumed all the oxygen around here like it but this this slave freaking rocks man i mean just can't love it enough

yeah it's week two is typically it feels like you know the real like all right this feels like college football saturday uh where week one It's just so much different, right, because all games are Thursday.

Yeah, noon window.

Place will be next weekend.

Nick Roush, Kyle Field, College Station.

Arizona State hitting the road the week before they travel to London.

You know, it's funny.

Nick Roush, he's derby time.

He came on last time with us.

He said, Michael, I don't know how long I can last, but I'm going to come for a little bit.