Simpson talks about his path to becoming a head football coach, one that he originally wasn't planning on taking. He also talks about grinding in those early years as a young assistant and how his relationship with football has changed over the years.

A new episode will drop every Wednesday morning.

Winder is a former Murray State baseball player, former Sports Director at WPSD-TV, and spent over 20 years as the Sports Information Director at Murray State.

He is now heading into his next career as the "Voice" of the Racers for Football, Basketball, and Baseball.

A new podcast drops every Wednesday.

Coach Thompson talks to the guys about how he started his career, how he believes in the way he approaches the game, and continues to set the standard for his program at a high level....while continuing to keep Adam on his toes in LIVE interviews.

Check out a new podcast that drops every Wednesday morning at 8:00am

Cathryn talks about how she got into the game of golf, when she learned she was good at it, continuing the legacy of her brother Cullan, and challenging for a national championship.

Tune in each Wednesday morning for a new episode.

We break down how he got into coaching, his thoughts on the game and what he has accomplished, to how he evaluates what success looks like.

A new podcast will drop each Wednesday.

Stark will be bringing a charity golf tournament to Murray on July 10th that will benefit his non-profit organization, "Together We Play."

The guys break down the three big changes from the new format, double-bye, and women's tournament moving to St. Louis.

We also hear from Murray State Athletics Director Nico Yantko and SIU Director of Athletics Tim Leonard on how the changes effect their schools going forward.

A new podcast will drop each Wednesday morning.

Shulmans details how he got into coaching and breaks down what it is like in this NIL, transfer portal era, to build a college basketball roster.

From watching his favorite golfers and own personal experience at Augusta National in this years Masters, to his career and next steps in the game.

Wright talks about the beginning of his career, from learning from his father to learning under Nick Saban. The guys also talk about the state of college football and what the future of the game could look like.

Each share their favorite moments, and highlights from the season as well as thoughts on what next year may look like.

Turner talks about building this years team, when she thought this could be a special year, the DNA of her players, and what she learned from last years NCAA Tournament game.

Jeff and Adam also share some of their favorite stories when it comes to covering the NCAA Tournament and March Madness.

Neal talks about his favorite calls, from buzzer beaters in the NCAA Tournament, to championship winning plays.

Clinton talks about why he wanted to write the book and preserve the history of high school basketball throughout the 1st Region, dating back to the 1930's. He also shares his favorite stories, and interactions he had while writing the book.

You can purchase the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Kentucky-Region-Basketball-Historical-Guide/dp/B0FZJWFHTN