Neal and Ed return after a brief holiday hiatus, only to find that Racer men's and women's basketball just keeps winning (and other loose ends).

Few have played, coached for and coached against Murray State men's basketball. Hopkinsville's Tommy Wade, however, has done that...and so much more.

Stay for the stories, as the proud Tiger, Racer, Gamecock and many other mascots walks us through more than 50 years of high school, college and professional basketball.

Edward Marlowe and Neal Bradley discuss west Kentucky's premium high school basketball tournament, and so much more, with Marshall County Assistant AD and Calloway County graduate Tyler Brockman.

Neal & Ed talk about Racer MBB and WBB, Racer Football, Racer Soccer, Ja Morant and other random subjects of interest — like burning rice. How can someone burn rice?

Neal Bradley and Edward Marlowe get some inside dish from Murray State guru and racerbasketball.com legend Jeff Bidwell, just in time for mid-October excitement.

Neal & Ed talk all things Racer hoops, a 35-second shot clock, and a few other random subjects as they pop into existence.

Edward Marlowe and Neal Bradley bring along Erin "The Dishwasher" Carrico for a discussion on all things Murray Tourism, and how the 2026 Missouri Valley Baseball Tournament matters to west Kentucky. #Racers #Baseball

Neal and Edward host WPSD Local 6's Adam Wells and Logan Whaley, where they talk about all things west Kentucky athletics, and what the sports journalism career brings.

BONUS: Jody Wright and Murray State Football audio from MVFC Media Day, as camp opened this week.

With the MLB All-Star Break near, Neal Bradley and Edward Marlowe discuss Racer baseball, hoops and a few other nuggets that have surfaced around Racer Athletics. (Stay for a bad dad joke from Neal.)

Hot off the heels of a berth to Omaha, former Murray State baseball coach Rob McDonald stops in with Edward Marlowe and Neal Bradley for a lengthy visit to talk all things on the diamond — including his ties to this club, what Dan Skirka is doing for the Racer community, and how Skirka should be in play for College Baseball's "Coach of the Year" award.