Welcome, everyone, to another edition of the KSR pre-show.

Today is Wednesday, January 21st.

I'm Billy Rutledge, along with Shannon the dude.

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of the show, Game Day edition, as the cats take on Texas a little later this evening,

Shannon the dude, is in Louisville, Kentucky. Good morning, Shannon. You got a little snow on the ground

there in Louisville? Because we sure got a little dusting this morning here. Yeah, it was like kind of like ice coming down. Sleet this morning. It took me an hour and five minutes to get

from my house to the station this morning. Wow. Yeah. So it wasn't a good start for me. Brecks everywhere.

I'm surprised they did not close schools in Louisville. Schools are open in Louisville.

Other counties go to this, I guess, NTI Day, where they, I guess, learn on their computers. Basically, it's a snow day. But, I mean, if I were a kid and I was at home, I'm not opening that computer to get on for NTI Day. Well, it was the workbook, right? We used to get a workbook, but you know, you can't plan ahead when you have surprised snow days to get a workbook.

So now, I mean, I feel bad for the kids, don't you? Like, give them a snow day. I was just shocked that as bad as the roads were this morning, they didn't call off school. I guess they don't want to go to school in the middle of June. I don't know if that's the reason, but I don't think that's a good reason, because I mean, I'm driving around with four-wheel drive in a Jeep Wrangler, and I'm thinking about school buses that are probably slotting all over the road, and I don't understand why they didn't call it off today. They definitely should have. Well, that was me this morning in my real-wheel drive, Dodge Charger, taking the turns extremely slow, causing maybe some people like Shannon the

dude to get to work a little bit later today. But was a little worried when Matt went on the show

yesterday and said that there's a chance we get 14 to 18 inches this week. Okay. Now, see,

I kind of scoffed at that, but then I've been looking into it. And look, I am not a meteorologist,

so let me put that disclaimer out there right now. But I can read an app on my phone. And if I'm

just looking at what it says right now, and again, you take this with a grain of snow.

Great snow. Hold on. Okay, yes. I'm just telling you what my phone says right now And again, this could be completely off We might not get anything Okay But it says on my phone right now for Louisville On Saturday And you can look at this Just to confirm that I'm not crazy Let me look at. You see precipitation totals there? Oh, look at that chart.

No, do you see the precipitation total?

Do you see what that says?

Yeah.

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