Join Nevil Shed as he takes us into the stories behind the 1966 Texas Western Men’s Basketball team, the keys that led to their National Championship run, and the importance of opening the door to better race relations.

This conversation is about the NFL, race, abortion, and parenting. Seriously, Benjamin Watson covered it all. And in times like these, we’re grateful that he led us into such an honest and real conversation.

Today’s conversation is with a living WNBA legend. If we were to list all the awards and accolades Tamika Catchings has won, you’d spend the rest of your day reading that list, so instead, you should just start listening…

When Nick Foles stepped into the starting quarterback position late in the season, few people would’ve predicted that he’d later be named Super Bowl MVP. Even fewer, would’ve guessed that he was in seminary at the time. Tune into today’s episode to hear his story...

Join us as we catch up with not one, not two, but three athletic directors, Jay Jacobs from the University of Florida, Ian McCaw from Liberty University, and Tommy McClelland at Louisiana Tech. All jumped in to give us a peek behind the curtain of being a college A.D.

10 seconds left. 4th quarter. Down by 1. It’s the playoffs—it’s the moment every kid imagines in their own backyard. What happened next has been dubbed a miracle, but if you ask Case Keenum, it’s just the 4th greatest moment of his life...

77 NFL games played. 142 total touchdowns and over 20,000 passing yards. Those are just some of the stats for NFL quarterback, Kirk Cousins, but he’ll be the first to tell you—those aren’t his top priority…

Today’s guest is one of the greatest basketball coaches in UT history—we’re talking the University of Texas and the University of Tennessee. Rick Barnes opened up to us about his incredible career, but he also took us one layer deeper—to the faith in God that forms the foundation of all he does, as a man, a coach, and a dad.

When Adam LaRoche, Golden Glove Winner and Standout for the Chicago WhiteSox decided to retire from professional baseball, his decision seemed like one of the most unexpected moves in sports. But for those who know him, this move aligned perfectly with the integrity of his character.

In the sports world, March is known for one thing—Madness. And while we’re used to watching the madness play out on the court, COVID-19 has turned the world upside down and left a lot of athletes sitting with empty hands and unfinished seasons. One of those teams was Baylor Men’s Basketball, and their head coach, Scott Drew, joined us to share the challenges he faced early in his career, the faith that carried him through it all, and how he’s responding to life’s most recent curveball...