< PreviousUK Sports Network Radio Information Market Call Letters Frequency Ashland, KY WCMI 92.7 FM / 1340 AM Ashland/Greenup, KY WLGC 105.7 FM Benton, KY WCBL 99.1 FM / 1290 AM Bowling Green, KY WGGC 95.1 FM Cadiz, KY WKDZ 106.5 FM / 1110 AM Campbellsville, KY WCKQ 104.1 FM Cincinnati, OH WCKY 1530 AM Columbia, KY WAIN 93.5 FM / 1270 AM Corbin, KY WCTT 107.3 FM / 680 AM Dry Ridge, KY WNKR 106.7 FM Elizabethtown, KY WAKY 103.5 FM / 620 AM Flemingsburg, KY WFLE 95.1 FM Grayson, KY WUGO 99.7 FM Hardinsburg, KY WXBC 104.3 FM Harlan, KY WTUK 105.1 FM Hazard, KY WSGS 101.1 FM Henderson, KY WSON 96.5 FM / 860 AM Hopkinsville, KY WHOP 98.7 FM / 1230 AM Jamestown, KY WJRS 104.9 FM Jenkins, KY WIFX 94.3 FM Lancaster, KY WRNZ 105.1 FM Leitchfield, KY WKHG 104.9 FM Lexington, KY WBUL / WLAP 98.1 FM / 630 AM London, KY WWEL 103.9 FM Louisville, KY WHAS 840 AM Madisonville, KY WKTG 93.9 FM Mayfield, KY WLLE 102.1 FM Maysville, KY WFTM 95.9 FM / 1240 AM Monticello, KY WKYM 101.7 FM Morehead, KY WIVY 96.3 FM Morganfield WMSK 101.3 FM Nashville, TN WPRTHD 102.5 HD Owensboro, KY WBKR / WOMI 92.5 FM / 1490 AM Paducah, KY WKYX 94.3 FM / 570 AM Paintsville, KY WSIP 98.9 FM / 1490 AM Pikeville, KY WDHR / WPKE 93.1 FM / 103.1 FM Pineville, KY WRIL 106.3 FM Prestonsburg, KY WQHY / WDOC 95.5 FM / 1310 AM Providence, KY WWKY 104.9 FM Somerset, KY WSEK 93.9 FM / 910 AM Whitesburg, KY WXKQ / WTCW 103.9 FM / 920 AM Williamsburg, KY WEZJ / WEKX 104.3 FM / 102.7 FM 2020 Schedule Sept. 26 at Auburn L, 13-29 Oct. 3 Ole Miss L OT, 41-42 Oct. 10 Mississippi State W, 24-2 Oct. 17 at Tennessee W, 34-7 Oct. 24 at Missouri 4 p.m. Oct. 31 Georgia Noon Nov. 14 Vanderbilt TBA Nov. 21 at Alabama TBA Nov. 28 at Florida TBA Dec. 5 South Carolina TBA (Don Franklin Auto Countdown to Kickoff begins 2 hours prior to kickoff} UK HealthCare Mark Stoops Radio Show (Mondays 6-8 pm) September 7, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio September 14, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio September 21, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio September 28, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio October 5, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio October 12, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio October 19, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio October 26, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio November 2, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio November 9, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio November 16, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio November 23, 2020 Stoops / BBN Radio November 30, 2020 Stoops / Calipari / BBN Radio December 7, 2020 Stoops / Calipari / BBN Radio 78 @UKFootballUK Sports Network Television Information @UKSportsNetwork 79 Monday – Friday at 7:30 pmSaturday at 9:00 am UKATHLETICS.COM UK SPORTS NETWORK KENTUCKY FOOTBALL @UKSportsNetwork @UKFOOTBALL uk_sportsnetwork UKFOOTBALL @UKSportsNetwork 79In the interest of athletics compliance, the Uni versity of Kentucky and every NCAA institution are responsible for monitoring the activities of the department of athlet- ics. The NCAA rules were developed to en- sure that members of the institu tion’s staff, student-athletes and other individuals or groups representing the institution’s athlet- ics interests comply with the NCAA rules and main tain the highest standard of ethical conduct. PRINCIPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY The institution’s responsibility for the conduct of its intercollegiate athletics pro- gram includes responsibility for the actions of its staff members and for the actions of any other individual or organization en- gaged in activities promoting the athletics interests of the institution. The NCAA defines an individual as a rep- resentative of athletics interests or a “boost- er” if he or she: • Has participated in or is a member of an agency or organization promoting UK’s intercollegiate athletics program; • Makes or has made a donation to any of the UK men’s or women’s athletics pro- grams; • Is assisting or has been requested by the UK Athletics Department Staff to assist in the recruitment of prospects (which he or she is NOT permitted to do); • Is assisting or has been requested to pro vide benefits to enrolled student-athletes or their families (which he or she is NOT per mitted to do); • Is the parent or legal guardian of an enrolled student-athlete; or • Has been involved otherwise in pro- moting the UK athletics program. A person is considered a representative of athletics interests of the University of Ken- tucky just by being an alumnus, friend or fan of the University, regardless of whether he or she has made a financial contribution to the University and/or the intercollegiate ath- letics program. Remember, a representative of athletics Interests is responsible for making the Uni- versity of Kentucky’s Compliance Office aware of an), potential violations of NCAA rules he or she knows have occurred. Ac- cording to the CAA, once an individual has been identified as an athletics representative, he or she retains this identity forever, even if that person no longer contributes to the ath- letics program. PRINCIPLES OF RULES COMPLIANCE The Athletics Compliance Office works to identify and reduce areas of risk within the athletics program that could negative- ly impact the University of Kentucky. If a problem arises, 1t is the responsibility of the Athletics Compliance Office to determine how the problem occurred, how it could have been prevented and how to reduce the chances of it occurring in the future. The two main functions of the Athletics Com- pliance Office are to educate and monitor. The Compliance Staff meets regularly with coaches and student-athletes to provide in- formation and materials on the applications of the complexities of the NCAA bylaws and at the same time provide as much informa- tion as possible to the University of Ken- tucky community. The staff also monitors the functions of the athletics department that are governed by NCAA legislation. A misconception about the role of the Athletics Compliance Office is that because UK has an ath letics compliance office, no problems will occur. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Many people are involved in the operation of an athletics pro gram who make decisions daily that affect the pro- gram positively or negatively. Just as having a fire station does not prevent fires from oc- curring, a compliance office cannot stop vi- olations from occurring within an athletics program. All compo nents within an athlet- ics program must work to gether and each function properly, effectively and efficiently to insure compliance. It must be a shared responsibility. Each person interested in UK athletics assists the athletics program by knowing and complying with NCAA rules. Follow compliance updates on Face- boOk (University of Kentucky Compliance) and Twitter (@ukcompliance). What is Athletics Compliance? n Compliance Corner @UKSportsNetwork 81© 2 0 20 T he C oc a- C ol a C om p an y.Next >