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Brett Hudson catches up with the former coach of a transfer that looks to be in the mix for Vic Schaefer and company this upcoming season.

Brett Hudson previews HailState's upcoming trip to Italy, with quotes from Vic Scheafer.

Brett Hudson takes you through, player by player, the incoming MSU freshmen. You'll hear Vic Schaefer discuss each player individually. This a required listeneing for all Bulldog fans.

Brett Hudson brings you thoughts from the latest press gathering with Vic Schaefer, including thoughts on the transfer market.

Will Teaira McCowan be drafted No. 1 overall in the WNBA draft? Brett Hudson talks with scout Howard Megdal on the matter. Plus, Brett gives a quick glimpse into what's going on at Mississippi State in other sports at this time.

In what seemed like a true, road environment, State couldn't overcome the 3-point shooting of Oregon, and lost to the ducks 88-84. State's season comes to an end in the Elite-8. In this podcast, Brett & Matt look to what happened, where the complaints came from, and what's next moving forward.

Brett Hudson brings an in-depth preview of today's Elite-8 matchup on Portland, OR, as Mississippi State tries to avenge a regular season loss to the Oregon Ducks.

State had to survive a physical battle against Arizona State, but did so with a dominant fourth quarter. Now, State looks ahead to an Elite-8 rematch with the Oregon Ducks, on what will essentially be their home floor in Portland.

In this podcast, Brett Hudson takes a look at what State is feeling and saying ahead of their trip to Portland this weekend for the Sweet-16.

On what was the final night for Teaira McCowan to play in Humphrey Coliseum, the Bulldogs' star didn't disappoint. A double-double with 30 points was her final stat line, but everyone in the arena could feel her impact on the program above all else. After a 20+ point win over Clemson, State is headed to the Sweet-16 in Portland.

In their final game in Humphrey Coliseum, Teaira McCowan and Jazzmun Holmes will try and propel the Bulldogs to the sweet-16. In this episode, Brett Hudson brings you sound bites from Vic Schaefer, as well as Clemson coach Amanda Butler, as they prepare to square off on Sunday night.

Mississippi State scored 100+ in its opening game of the NCAA tournament, and advances to face Clemson on Sunday in the round of 32.

Vic Schaefer and company are all set: hosting three teams and squaring off with 16-seed Southern to begin the NCAA tournament, at home, in Humphrey Coliseum on Friday night.

As a 1-seed in the NCAA tournament, Mississippi State will host three teams in Humphrey Coliseum this weekend, with a chance to advance to Portland, OR.

Jason Crowder has been the "voice" of State women's hoops on the radio for several years, and wow... the games he's been able to call. You also hear his voice in the intro to the podcast. Brett Hudson talks with Jason about this team, what the post season is like, and what he expects over the next three weeks.

With the SEC Tournament title under their belt, Mississippi State now waits a week to find out their destination - and more importantly their seeding - in the upcoming NCAA tournament. Matt & Brett discuss thoughts from the tournament championship, and Brett looks ahead at what the committee will consider when they assign postseason seeds and locations.

Mississippi State proved dominant again in a blowout of Arkansas for the SEC Tournament title. Vic Schaefer said afterwards he's not sure what else a team could do to earn a #1 seed in the NCAA tournament.

Teaira McCowan and the Bulldogs got a little revenge and whipped Mizzou to advance to the SEC Tournament title game vs Arkansas.

Two weeks ago, the Missouri Tigers went to Humprey Coliseum and handed Mississippi State its first conference loss in two years. Now, the two get a rematch at the SEC tournament in Greenville, S.C., for the right to advance to the tourney championship game.

Vic Schaefer and the Bulldogs dealt with their share of adversity during this 2019 regular season, and have emerged as SEC Champions for the second straight year. A slow, out-of-sync first half resulted in a technical foul that seemed to turn the momentum of the game, and State went on to defeat South Carolina.