Wichita State graduate manager Kellen Marshall discusses his view of the Roundhouse's list of top 50 wins from 2007-March 1, 2017. Marshall, son of Shockers coach Gregg Marshall, details why the 2013 Pitt win means so much, his affection for the 2015 ESPN GameDay win over Northern Iowa and the GameDay crew, why the 2017 NCAA win over Dayton is important to him and the program and his favorite referees.

The Roundhouse podcast returns with Shockers telling us how they're coping with the pandemic. Hurdler Joseph Holthusen talks about the difficulty of keeping a competitive mindset. Softball's Ryleigh Buck lets us in on the team's "Question of the day" and how that helps the Shockers learn about their teammates. Alexandra Lazarova, of the women's tennis team, passes the time by reading and playing acoustic guitar. Golfer Dawson Lewis describes how Kobe Bryant is helping his team stay mentally sharp.

Wichita State coaches Keitha Adams (women's basketball) and Danny Bryan (men's tennis) join us remotely. Adams updates fans on three new Shockers, a few Don Haskins stories and what she misses the most about pre-pandemic life. Bryan describes the abrupt end to the season, how his international athletes adapted and his pick for TV documentaries to watch.

The Roundhouse brings in voice of the Shockers Mike Kennedy and Bob Lutz, long-time chronicler of Shocker athletics and host of The Drive on KFH, to dive into Wichita State "What Ifs?"

The Roundhouse podcast talks to Wichita State's Jack Sigrist, Michelle Ledermann, Trajata Colbert and Megan Taflinger about life during the pandemic. How are they staying active? What are they reading and watching? How are they studying? What do they miss away from teammates, teachers and coaches?

Wichita State president Jay Golden talks sports - his love for the Dodgers, impressions of Shocker athletics and possible plans for adding varsity and club sports. What might be next for Cessna Stadium? What role does athletics play in the university mission?

The Shockers open their home schedule this weekend with a three-game series against Texas Southern. Senior Preston Snavely, one of three Shocker starters who turned in strong effort in the season-opening series, gets you ready for the season. He discusses the evolution of his beard, baseball superstitions and routines, how he's dealt with coaching changes at Wichita State, his plans for a career in law enforcement and why catchers calling pitches helped in the opening weekend.

Marcus Wright, digital media coordinator for Wichita State athletics, discusses his process in creating videos that document and hype the Shockers. He talks about how applied learning at Wichita State helped his career, his time with the St. Louis Cardinals, his thoughts on mentoring and how he manages to make the routine look cinematic.

Mike Kennedy, Bob Lutz and Paul Suellentrop list their top moments, stories and developments for Shocker athletics in the 2010 era. Topics include the Final Four, the 2014 perfect regular season, the 2012 volleyball Sweet 16, Aliphine Tuliamuk's distance running and the ups and downs of baseball.

Broadcaster Steve Strain sets up the season for Wichita State women's basketball. We talk about the talented backcourt, Maya Brewer's improvement and which post player might emerge.