Personal Life
Since 2001, Denny Crum is married to Susan Sweeney Crum. He has three children, Cynthia and Steve from his first marriage and Scott from his second marriage. He lives in Louisville and has a hunting ranch in Idaho.
Crum currently co-hosts a local radio talk show with former University of Kentucky head coach Joe B. Hall which airs on WKRD. The Joe B. and Denny Show is the top Fox Sports radio show in the state of Kentucky.
He also plays professional poker and collects western novels by Louis L'Amour. For the past twenty years, Crum has also bred horses.
Crum is still active at the University of Louisville, serving as a special assistant to university president James Ramsey and appearing at various functions with former Cardinal and pro-basketball player Darrell Griffith.
Crum found The Denny Crum Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Which awards scholarships to individuals who have demonstrated leadership, community service, and academic achievement. Requirements include: application form, high school transcript, 3.0 cummulative GPA community service resume listing detailed volunteer involvement and leadership experience.
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