Bob Hull, color broadcaster for Shocker men’s basketball on TV and radio, discusses his thoughts on the 2019-20 season, including how the NIT experience helped, Dexter Dennis’ next step, freshmen guards making a good impression and the front-court depth.
Wichita State men’s basketball newcomers Erik Stevenson, Jaime Echenique and Ricky Torres discuss their adjustment to Shocker basketball, their baseball and football careers, the Golden State Warriors and Torres’ Fortnite mastery.
Wichita State men’s basketball newcomers Chance Moore, Eli Farrakhan, Morris Udeze and Isaiah Poor Bear Chandler discuss their adjustment to Shocker basketball, which teammates are mentoring, football skills and the team’s top Fortnite player.
Wichita State men’s basketball newcomers Dexter Dennis, Jamarius Burton, Tate Busse and Teddy Allen discuss their adjustment to the new program, their sports backgrounds, NBA dominance and Fortnite skills.
Is it possible to get good sound quality in a round building with 10,506 screaming fans? Why is the under-4-minute media timeout crucial? Wichita State director of fan engagement Reggie McIntyre discusses how his staff works to balance game atmosphere with obligations to sponsors, how he and his staff review video to judge their performances, his career path to Wichita State and the best way to promote a rifle team.
Dave Dahl, color voice for Wichita State basketball and former Shocker, talks about Saturday’s American semifinal vs. Houston and how the Cougars handled the Shockers in the Jan. 20 meeting. We also discuss fan turnout in Orlando and Dave’s memories of playing Cincinnati, Memphis and Tulsa during his days in the Missouri Valley Conference.
