Murray State University Athletics

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10/21/2026 4:00:00 PM | Men's Basketball
MIAMI - The Murray State men's basketball team is set for its final exhibition action of the year on Thursday night, as the Racers travel to take on FIU in a 6 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. CTÂ tipoff. Thursday's exhibition will not be streamed; however, Racer fans can follow the action several ways - via live stats or by tuning in to Froggy 103.7 FM with Dave Winder and Kenny Roth on the call.
Fans can tune into Froggy 103.7 FM live over the air in the Murray area, as well stream the station live nationwide through the Varsity App – just search for Murray State.
THURSDAY: FOLLOW LIVE STATS | LISTEN ON FROGGY 103.7 FM | TICKETS (FREE ADMISSION) |Â GAME NOTES
RACERS LEAD FROM THE FRONT
Murray State was picked first in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) 2026-27 preseason poll, the league office announced on October 13. The selection marked the first time the Racers have been picked atop the MVC preseason predictions.
ALLOW US TO (RE)INTRODUCE OURSELVES. . .
Murray State is coming off of a 20-13 overall record last season with a 12-8 mark in Missouri Valley Conference play and a third-place finish in the league standings, the program's best MVC regular-season finish and most conference wins since joining The Valley.
PANTHER POINTS
FIU finished 15-17 overall last season, going 8-12 in Conference USA action, falling in the CUSA tournament's opening round. FIU was selected ninth in the 10-team CUSA preseason poll on October 8. Tijan Saine Jr. was the lone FIU representative on the CUSA preseason all-conference team. Saine Jr. was a first team All-Big Sky performer at Weber State last season, leading the Big Sky in scoring at 20.8 points per game.
UIW NUGGETS
Murray State had three players finish in double digits in the October 17 93-66 closed scrimmage win at UIW. Roman Domon turned in 30 points and added five steals, with Lachlan Crate notching 15 points and Jonas Boulefaa adding 10 points in his first action as a Racer. Murray State shot 50 percent overall, finishing with 22 second chance points and 21 points off  turnovers.
SHOCKER STATS
Murray State saw four players turn in double-digit scoring performances on October 7 as the Racers opened exhibition play with a 93-87 road win at Wichita State. Murray State saw Roman Domon lead the way with 17 points. Brayden Shorter finished with 16 points, while Christian Jones added 14 points and Talis Soulhac was the final Racer in double figures with 12 points.
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Fans can tune into Froggy 103.7 FM live over the air in the Murray area, as well stream the station live nationwide through the Varsity App – just search for Murray State.
THURSDAY: FOLLOW LIVE STATS | LISTEN ON FROGGY 103.7 FM | TICKETS (FREE ADMISSION) |Â GAME NOTES
RACERS LEAD FROM THE FRONT
Murray State was picked first in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) 2026-27 preseason poll, the league office announced on October 13. The selection marked the first time the Racers have been picked atop the MVC preseason predictions.
ALLOW US TO (RE)INTRODUCE OURSELVES. . .
Murray State is coming off of a 20-13 overall record last season with a 12-8 mark in Missouri Valley Conference play and a third-place finish in the league standings, the program's best MVC regular-season finish and most conference wins since joining The Valley.
PANTHER POINTS
FIU finished 15-17 overall last season, going 8-12 in Conference USA action, falling in the CUSA tournament's opening round. FIU was selected ninth in the 10-team CUSA preseason poll on October 8. Tijan Saine Jr. was the lone FIU representative on the CUSA preseason all-conference team. Saine Jr. was a first team All-Big Sky performer at Weber State last season, leading the Big Sky in scoring at 20.8 points per game.
UIW NUGGETS
Murray State had three players finish in double digits in the October 17 93-66 closed scrimmage win at UIW. Roman Domon turned in 30 points and added five steals, with Lachlan Crate notching 15 points and Jonas Boulefaa adding 10 points in his first action as a Racer. Murray State shot 50 percent overall, finishing with 22 second chance points and 21 points off  turnovers.
SHOCKER STATS
Murray State saw four players turn in double-digit scoring performances on October 7 as the Racers opened exhibition play with a 93-87 road win at Wichita State. Murray State saw Roman Domon lead the way with 17 points. Brayden Shorter finished with 16 points, while Christian Jones added 14 points and Talis Soulhac was the final Racer in double figures with 12 points.
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