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Sam and Brad got into the Tuesday edition of the Sam and Brad Show podcast 

Here is the interview with Joe Vassalotti, APS AD to talk about the fight that occured last weekend at Firestone and what measures are being taken to prevent those incidents from happening in the future.

Anthony Castrovince from MLB.com talked Indians (21 seconds in) 

Jeff Twiddy of the Louisville Leopards, new head coach joined in (13:19)

Paul Keels talked Ohio State Buckeyes and the basketball team's struggles. (23:24)

Athletic Director Joe Vassalotti of the Akron Public Schools joined to talk about the fight that happened during last week's Buchtel/Firestone basketball game. (34:13)

The Louisville School District has decided to not join the Federal League for interscholastic athletics and will be independent for the forseeable future.

Sports writer Joe Scalzo from the Canton Repository joined the Sam and Brad Show Thursday to talk about Louisville's decision and what it means for them moving forward.

 The full interview is below. For a link to Joe's article, click here.

The Louisville Leopards will look to keep their season going against Poland Seminary in the Division III playoffs this coming weekend.

Head Coach John DeMarco joined the Sam Bourquin Show Tuesday to talk about the matchup with the Bulldogs Friday at  7:30pm.

DeMarco says his team will have to match Poland's physicality in the trenches on Friday night.

"They don't have that big running back like they've had in the past, they have a smaller, shiftier guy, who's quick, and can make good cuts, but we're going to have to be physical," DeMarco said.

 Last season, Poland defeated the Leopards 41-21 in the playoffs.

The Louisville Leopards are riding high heading into the final week of the high school football season after their defeat of the previously undefeated Salem Quakers.

Head football coach John DeMarco joined the Sam Bourquin Show to talk about the 48-10 dominating win, his team coming together, and the seniors who got a chance to exit Leopard Stadium for the final time as winners.

"We wanted to jump on them (Salem) early, turn mistakes into points, which we did," DeMarco said.

 The Leopards are in first place in the NBC conference heading into their final game of the 2015 season against Canton South. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.