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Talk Radio 1080. This is Kentucky Sports Radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Now, here's Matt Jones.

Welcome everyone, Kentucky Sports Radio Wednesday, March 24th. I'm Matt Jones here on a partly cloudy day in Lexington, Kentucky.

Ryan and I are at the KS Bar in Grill where it is Wednesday and it is our day with each other. It's very exciting.

Shannon is at Louisville. You can give us a shout out on the Clarks Pump and Shop phone line. That's 52571280.

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Ryan, last night I was down in Corbin for the 13th region tournament with Drew and...

How'd it go? I had a blast. A lot of fun. I had a lot of fun.

I watched Nock Central and they played Harlan County and then Clay County versus South Laurel. We called both games.

It was a lot of fun. It was the very first time I was talking about this. It was the very first time probably since COVID that I've been in public and it's felt normal.

I think one of the things that's been difficult during COVID is that so much of my life is going in public and doing things and there was nothing ever to do.

This bar is the only place I have been since... I mean, think about it. I was going to say what about you but you're different. I mean, Shannon, he goes everywhere.

He's been to every gathering in the entire lower 48. But for me, except for this restaurant, I'm really having been a much.

You go there, there's an arena. It's probably a third full, maybe half full. A lot of people into it. They got cheerleaders. It was the first sort of normal event.

I feel like I felt since maybe last March. I mentioned the same thing when I was down there. I've been to several basketball games. That was like a first time a game and felt normal.

Like you said cheerleaders, pet man's, at least the stadium was maybe close to a fourth full. There was a lot more people there last night.

Was there a more? Yeah, I was about, I'd say a third to half full last night. I think they were allowed to sell 2,000 tickets to the games. So it did. I agree with you.

I felt like we're getting back to normal. At least on that end. So that was, that was nice. And it was also just, I mean, I, you know, Mittelsboro is the host. There's a lot of Mittelsboro people.

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