Rick Bozich is a sports journalist based in Louisville, Kentucky. He writes for WDRB Media and covers local sports, with a particular focus on Louisville men's basketball. Rick is known for his in-depth analysis, passion for baseball, and his weekly AP Top 25 ballot.
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Rick Bozich mainly focuses on event coverage and "how to watch" guides for college football and basketball games, specifically those involving the Kentucky Wildcats, Louisville Cardinals, and USC Trojans. If you have insights into upcoming games or events related to these teams, particularly analysis of team strategies or player performances that could influence outcomes, your pitch is likely to be well received.
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By: Rick Bozich
Indiana and Louisville improved their positions in the second edition of the College Football Playoff rankings, which were released Tuesday night.
Blowout Saturday. That's the best tagline that I could create for the five college football games that Eric Crawford and I will pick against the spread this weekend.
The school will also increase the salary pool for assistant coaches and Indiana has been discussing upgrades to its football facilities.
Terrible for the first 20 minutes, the Cards were even worse and more undisciplined over the final 15 minutes, blowing a 14-point lead in the final seven minutes.
By: Rick Bozich
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The most surprising result of the college football weekend was not the University of Louisville losing at Stanford as a three-touchdown favorite.
Cards coach Pat Kelsey did not empty his bench until there was 1:13 to play and the Cards led, 100-66.
I warned you that my sizzling mid-season streak of successfully picking 10 straight college football games against the spread would never last.
There's a lot at stake for the Cards as they prepare for their final home game, Senior Day, against the Panthers.
The Hoosiers did not play like the No. 5 team. Ohio State did not let them.
Pat Kelsey and his University of Louisville men’s basketball team gave Cardinal fans many reasons to get thoroughly stoked about this season — and seasons to come.
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