Kentucky Derby

Saturday, in the fashion that only 2020 could bring, the 146th Kentucky Derby will be run. Instead of the first Saturday in May, fans will be watching their favorite jockeys on the first Saturday of September. This year; however, there will be no hats, no mint juleps, and no fans.

After receiving the Mel Allen Media Award by the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame over the weekend, Cecil Hurt of The Tuscaloosa News joined Host of "Southern Fried Sports" Travis Reier Tuesday morning to recap the 2019 NFL Draft, look ahead to the Kentucky Derby and talk some Alabama football.

Justify's win in the 2018 Kentucky Derby capped a $1.2 million payday for a Central Texas woman.

The 141st Kentucky Derby will be held Saturday, May 2, and any good Southerner knows that Derby Day means one thing: PARTY TIME. I'm here to help take your celebration to the next level with my favorite Derby treats. Check it out, y'all!

The Kentucky Derby field has been reduced to 19 horses after the owners of Pablo Del Monte decided to pass on the race.

Twenty-one horses have been entered for Saturday's Kentucky Derby, one more than the maximum field of 20.

Derby Day is tomorrow, and you can't celebrate without a good Mint Julep. Over 120,000 of these bad boys will be served up at Churchill Downs this weekend, most of them in awesome Derby collectible glasses. I can't make it to Louisville this year to get an official Mint Julep, but nothing is stopping me from making them at home!

The first jewel of horse racing's Triple Crown and the world's best boxer's first fight in a year highlight the upcoming sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend: * — if necessary