This week on Slept On, Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson shine a spotlight on the Mississippi college athletes whose names were called in the recent NFL Draft. From small programs to powerhouse performances that flew under the national radar, they break down the journeys, stats, and stories of players who proved the critics wrong. Tune in for insightful analysis, hometown pride, and the recognition these athletes deserve. Mississippi’s got talent — and we’re here to make sure it doesn’t get slept on.

This week on Slept On, host Corinne Ellington dives into the often-overlooked world of college baseball and softball, shining a light on the excitement, talent, and drama that deserves way more love. From Mississippi State’s powerhouse SEC programs to standout moments across the broader college baseball scene, Corinne breaks it all down with sharp insights and a whole lot of passion. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting into the game, this episode covers all the bases—literally.

In this episode of Slept On, hosts Isaiah Wilson and Corinne Ellington take you deep into the heart of Mississippi's baseball scene—where passion runs deep and talent often flies under the radar. From the powerhouse programs at Mississippi State and Ole Miss to the pride and promise of Alcorn State and Southern Miss, Isaiah and Corinne break down what makes each team unique, where they're headed this season, and the players you need to be watching.

Welcome to Slept On, the podcast where hosts Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson dive deep into the world of Mississippi athletics at every level. In today’s episode, we’re taking you on a trip down memory lane to uncover one of the most historic moments in women's college basketball. We’re talking about the game where Mississippi State ended UConn’s 111-game winning streak in the NCAA Tournament—a stunning upset that shocked the sports world. Join Corinne and Isaiah as they break down the significance of this monumental achievement, tying it into the current March Madness events. You don’t want to miss this journey into Mississippi's rich athletic legacy!

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah dive headfirst into the madness of March! With both Mississippi SEC teams making their way into the tournament, the duo breaks down their tournament graphics, debates the biggest sleeper teams, and reveals their picks for who’s cutting down the nets. Will their predictions hold up, or are upsets on the horizon? Tune in for all the hot takes, underdog hype, and a little friendly bracket competition!

In this week's episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah uncover the powerful story of "The Game of Change" — a historic 1963 basketball game between Loyola University Chicago and Mississippi State University. In a time of racial segregation, Mississippi State defied government orders to secretly send their all-white team to play against Loyola’s all-Black team. This game would become a pivotal moment in college basketball and the Civil Rights Movement. Tune in as they explore how this courageous match changed the game forever.

In today’s episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah take a deep dive into the world of Mississippi basketball as the season winds down. They focus on one standout player from a lesser-known conference—an underrated talent who deserves more recognition. From analyzing his impressive stats to exploring his journey, hometown, and backstory, they uncover what makes him a hidden gem in the sport. Tune in as they break down his game, discuss his potential, and shine a light on yet another athlete flying under the radar.

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah celebrate Black History Month and dive into the inspiring journey of Joan Mulholland, a young white woman who became a fierce ally in the Civil Rights Movement. Born in 1941, Joan’s path took her from the halls of Duke University to the heart of the movement at Tougaloo College in Mississippi, where she worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other key activists. From participating in Freedom Rides to becoming the first white woman to join the prestigious Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Joan’s courage and commitment to racial justice broke boundaries and defied expectations, with the majority of her fight being in Mississippi. We explore her pivotal role in the fight for equality and how her story continues to inspire activism today.

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah are taking a deep dive into the world of college swimming and diving. From the scoring to the schedules, the duo is breaking down what it really takes to compete at the collegiate level. Whether you're a future recruit, a fan, or just curious about the sport, Slept On has got you covered with insider insights and banter for everyone!

On this week's episode of Slept On, we celebrate National Women in Sports Day by diving into our personal Top 10 standout athletes! Hosts Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson break down their picks, highlighting the incredible talent and achievements of athletes who have left a lasting impact in Mississippi sports. Tune in for a special episode full of powerful stories and plenty of inspiration!