WKU Track & Field sophomore sprinter Alexis Williams discusses returning to action this spring with a strong start, the abrupt end to the 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic, her recruitment process, leading C-USA in multiple events so far this season, her success in the 60-meter dash after an extended break from running it, her favorite event to run, how competition on the team has helped her improve, and her goals for the remainder of the season.

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Presented by Don Franklin Auto | Hosts Randy Lee, Tyler Eaton and Brett Williams open this week's episode talking about WKU Men's Basketball All-American candidate Charles Bassey earning national player of the week honors before talking scheduling. From there, the trio switches gears to talk Lady Topper Basketball and the return of Raneem Elgedawy. Next up, Randy, Tyler and Brett talked about WKU Football's Freshman All-American, Ricky Barber. With spring sports finally here, WKU Volleyball, Track & Field, Tennis and Soccer are also discussed.

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WKU Women’s Basketball senior forward Raneem Elgedawy discusses returning to the team with two standout performances after spending the first semester in her native Egypt, how she’s adjusted to a changing Lady Topper roster, her role with the team as a senior, her relationship with head coach Greg Collins and his children, the discussions she had with her father and family to ultimately return from Egypt, her goals for the remainder of the season, her love of the double-double, and her close friendship with teammate and fellow Egyptian Meral Abdelgawad.

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Presented by Don Franklin Auto | Hosts Randy Lee, Tyler Eaton and Brett Williams open this week's episode with an overview of WKU Football's staff changes before switching gears to talk both men's and women's hoops. From there, the trio touch on women's tennis as well as track and field as well as the chaotic spring that is quickly approaching.

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Newly promoted WKU Football defensive coordinator Maurice Crum discusses his new opportunity to lead the Hilltopper defense, what he learned from former WKU defensive coordinator Clayton White, how he’s prepared for the role, the future of WKU’s defense and linebacker group, the continuity in the defensive coaching staff, and how he and his family have found a home in Bowling Green over the last five years.

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Presented by Don Franklin Auto | Hosts Randy Lee, Tyler Eaton and Brett Williams open this week's episode with discussion of the return of Raneem Elgedawy for Lady Topper Basketball and the impact she'll make for Greg Collins' squad. The trio then switches gears to recapping Hilltopper Basketball's C-USA opening weekend at Charlotte and looking ahead to this weekend's Louisiana Tech contests. This week's episode concludes with the topic of WKU Volleyball, as Travis Hudson's team has been voted No. 25 in the AVCA Preseason Coaches Poll.

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WKU Director of Athletics Todd Stewart joins the program for the first episode of 2021 to reflect on the department’s success having games played in 2020 through the COVID-19 pandemic, having a 1.3% COVID positivity rate on thousands of tests during the fall semester, the second WKU Football season under head coach Tyson Helton, the start of the men’s basketball season, the national exposure from the Hilltoppers’ early TV opportunities, what’s to come in a very busy spring on The Hill, the recent passing of John Oldham and Alyssa Cavanaugh, and the last decade of success at WKU.

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Presented by Don Franklin Auto | Hosts Randy Lee, Tyler Eaton and Brett Williams open this week's episode with a tribute to WKU Volleyball legend Alyssa Cavanaugh, who passed away on Dec. 25, 2020. From there, the hosts recap WKU Football's bowl game. After that, the trio talks WKU Basketball scheduling with Lady Topper Hoops' Conference USA-opening doubleheader on hold due to COVID-19 concerns within the Charlotte program. In this episode, they also breakdown the pros and cons of the league's East and West division format this year.

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Presented by Don Franklin Auto | Hosts Randy Lee, Tyler Eaton and Brett Williams open this week's episode previewing WKU Football's bowl trip to Mobile, Alabama for the 2017 Cure Bowl rematch before transitioning to WKU Men's and Women's Basketball.

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WKU Football Head Trainer Jessica Judd discusses what it’s been like navigating the team through a global pandemic, the differences in working with the student-athletes during COVID, the protocols in place to care for an individual who contracts the virus, the challenges in handling the pandemic with such a large roster, making it through the season with all 11 games played and a bowl game, and how some of the things learned during the pandemic can still be applied once it’s over.

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