Joined May 2011
Beautifully frigid night for football. Boyle County vs. Logan County Stay warm and tune in to @BRNNews2122!
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Awful news from Mercer County. Thoughts and prayers with the school system and @Mercersoccer
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Wow ... thank you @BRNNews2021 for the single largest cookie I’ve ever received. Enjoyed broadcasting a state champion this year with BCSN!
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Boyle County football back at home tonight vs. Anderson County. Tune in!! @BRNNews2021
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Hello Twitter. Football is back. @BCRebelFootball vs. @mercer_football on a wonderful night for football. I’ll be in the booth with @jack_little7 for @BRNNews2021, live streaming tonight’s game. Tune in!
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Advocate-Messenger All-Area basketball teams have arrived. Girls Player of the Year: Lauren Lee Boys Player of the Year: Brayden Sebastian
Not even 16 months old. Already a baller.
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My son. Truly a generational talent.
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Broadcast live in about 20 minutes. Tune in!
Here's the link for tonights game against Lexington Catholic. Link goes LIVE at 7:15! Also if you retweet this tweet you will be put in a giveaway that will be announced during the broadcast! @BRNNews1920 @vaughtsviews @BCRebelFootball youtube.com/watch?v=U2l8nr1I…
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Another good night for high school football. Boyle County taking on Highlands in about 35 minutes. @BCSN2019 broadcast starts at about 7:20. Tune in!
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I’m back in the booth tonight for BCSN ... awesome night for a big time football matchup! Tune in!
Two gridiron powerhouses meet tonight at Rebel Stadium! Boyle County takes on Christian Academy of Louisville at 7:30! Catch the game live with the Boyle County Sports Network crew!! @BCRebelFootball @BoyleCoSchools @BigRebelNation @KySportsRadio youtu.be/egei54_g4Rc
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It’s a good night for football.
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Mike Farrell believed in people. He believed in me. He had an immeasurable impact on the lives of so many students @universityofky — one look across social media can tell you just how many lives he touched. Thank you, Dr. Farrell.
“The man was incredible in his graciousness and kindness and compassion, but also in his deep knowledge and love for journalism and for students,” said Jay Blanton in a personal statement. “He believed deeply in journalism and the fact that it was a calling."

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