In the sixth installment of the WKU Radio Rewind presented by Meijer, the clock rewinds to 2012 as WKU Football travels to Kentucky for one of the benchmark games of the Hilltoppers’ FBS era. The matchup came down to a trick play out of the pocket of WKU head coach Willie Taggart in overtime, and it resulted in the program’s first-ever win over a SEC opponent.

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WKU Football/Basketball alum and current NFL offensive lineman George Fant discusses how he, his wife (Lady Topper Basketball great Chastity Gooch Fant) and their three children are handling the pandemic, his new contract with the New York Jets, how and why he transitioned from basketball to football, his thoughts on both WKU Football and WKU Basketball, and the impact he and Chastity have tried to make in the region as southcentral Kentucky natives.

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In the fifth installment of the WKU Radio Rewind presented by Meijer, the clock rewinds to 2016 as WKU Football hosts Louisiana Tech in the Conference USA Championship game. The Hilltoppers fall behind in the second half, only to dominate the final minutes of the game and claim their second straight conference title on their home field.

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New WKU Cheerleading Coach and Spirit Program Coordinator Ryan Martin O’Connor discusses coming from Ole Miss back to her home state of Kentucky, holding virtual team tryouts during COVID-19, how she and her family have handled the pandemic, growing up with a legendary cheerleading coach as her mother, the yearly grind for a college cheerleader and her overall vision for the WKU program.

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In the fourth installment of the WKU Radio Rewind presented by Meijer, the clock rewinds just a few months to 2019 as WKU Hilltopper Basketball hosts previously unbeaten Arkansas in E.A. Diddle Arena. The Hilltoppers face plenty of adversity, including the loss of Charles Bassey to injury, but rally to force overtime and complete an all-time classic.

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WKU Lady Topper Basketball redshirt senior Dee Givens discusses having her college career ended abruptly by the COVID-19 pandemic, her aspirations for a pro career, what being a two-time WKU graduate means to her and her family, her hobby of researching bulletin-board material, her relationship with WKU head coach Greg Collins, and more.

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In the third installment of the WKU Radio Rewind presented by Meijer, the clock rewinds to 2018 as WKU Lady Topper Basketball meets top-seeded UAB in the Conference USA Championship. With Tashia Brown’s 25 points leading four Lady Toppers in double figures, WKU earns its third C-USA Tournament title in four seasons in the league.

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WKU Volleyball head coach Travis Hudson discusses the impact of COVID-19 on his family and his program, the team's adjustments in training for the spring, one of the greatest seasons in program history in 2019, helping his student-athletes find the positives in trying times, the two-year anniversary of his "widow-maker" heart attack, and more.

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In the second installment of the WKU Radio Rewind presented by Meijer, the clock rewinds to 2014 as WKU Football visits #19 Marshall in the regular-season finale. Ultimately 133 points are scored, Brandon Doughty throws eight touchdown passes, and it all comes down to a two-point conversion try.

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Former WKU Basketball star and NBA veteran Courtney Lee discusses how he and his family have coped with the COVID-19 pandemic, the night the league halted its games and changed the national discourse, having to quarantine for 14 days in Dallas, how WKU prepared him for the NBA, and what it’s been like to carry the NBA banner for the Hilltoppers with more than a decade in the league.

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