In this episode of Sports History Now, host Randy Mills sits down with Chip Rupp to reflect on the history and lasting impact of his grandfather, legendary coach Adolph Rupp. Chip also shares some of his most memorable moments on the court while playing for Hall of Fame coaches Al Prewitt (Henry Clay HS), C. M. Newton (Vanderbilt University), and Gale Catlett (W. Virginia University).

In Episode #13 of the Sports History Now Podcast, host Randy Mills sits down with JP Blevins to discuss his basketball journey and the work ethic that helped him achieve his childhood dream. In 1996, midway through his junior year, JP committed to Coach Rick Pitino to play basketball for the University of Kentucky Wildcats. JP also reflects on life after college and how the lessons he learned through the game shaped his path as an entrepreneur and businessman.

In this episode of Sports History Now, host Randy Mills highlights the remarkable basketball journey of Kentucky standout Maci Morris. From earning Kentucky Miss Basketball honors at Bell County High School in 2015 to scoring 1,692 career points at the University of Kentucky, Morris established herself as one of the state’s most accomplished players, earning both All-SEC and All-SEC Academic recognition along the way. Randy sits down with Maci to reflect on her path from high school star to SEC success and to revisit the moments that defined her career.

In this episode of Sports History Now, host Randy Mills sits down with one of Kentucky’s premier sports officials. Hall of Famer Burney Jenkins officiated basketball, baseball, and football at the highest levels for more than 50 years, working state tournament finals, national NAIA championships, state football and baseball title games, and Ohio Valley Conference championships throughout his distinguished career. A Georgetown, Kentucky resident since 1972, Burney now serves the community as the city’s mayor. Long-time friends, Randy and Burney enjoy reconnecting as they share stories and reflect on Burney’s remarkable journey in sports and public service.

In Episode #10 of the Sports History Now Podcast, host Randy Mills sits down with Tim Stephens to reflect on his childhood, his early love of basketball, and his development into a two-time First Team All-State performer. Stephens led the state in scoring during his senior season, averaging an astounding 35.6 points per game while guiding McCreary County High School to the Kentucky “Sweet 16” State Tournament at Freedom Hall. In 1976, he was named a High School All-American before signing with the University of Kentucky, where he later became a member of the Wildcats’ 1978 National Championship team.

In Episode #9 of the Sports History Now Podcast, host Randy Mills sits down with Kandi Brown Parker as she reflects on her early years in basketball, her unique experience being coached by her Hall of Fame father, John “Hop” Brown, and the journey that led to West Carter High School’s memorable run to the 2000 Kentucky High School State Championship.

In this special tribute episode of Sports History Now, host Randy Mills revisits a memorable 2000 interview with Hall of Fame sports journalist Bob White. Bob began his distinguished career in 1959 and spent over six decades at the Louisville Courier Journal, becoming one of the most respected voices covering Kentucky high school sports. This episode honors Bob White’s lasting impact on sports journalism and Kentucky’s rich athletic history.

Harold Dennis, Jr. is one of the survivors of the deadliest drinking-and-driving crash in our nation’s history. In this deeply moving episode of Sports History Now, host Randy Mills sits down with Harold to reflect on the crash, the rehabilitation process and the vital role his sports career played in carrying his life forward. Together, Randy and Harold offer an honest, courageous, and inspiring conversation that chronicles a journey defined by resilience, national recognition, and a renewed sense of purpose.

In this upcoming episode of Sports History Now, host Randy Mills sits down with Victor Redd, son of 1963 Kentucky Mr. Basketball, Mike Redd. Together, Randy and Victor reflect on the remarkable basketball legacy of Mike Redd—widely regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of Kentucky high school basketball.

In this episode, host Randy Mills takes listeners back to one of the most memorable moments in Kentucky high school basketball history—the 2013 KHSAA State Basketball Championship. Randy sits down with Madison Central’s championship-winning head coach, Allen Feldhaus Jr., and tournament MVP and 2013 Kentucky Mr. Basketball, Dominique Hawkins, to relive the run, the excitement, and the legacy of a title that still resonates across the Bluegrass State.