Neal Bradley (2018) - Hall of Fame - Murray State University Athletics

Neal Bradley

Neal Bradley (1993-present)

As of his induction in 2018, Bradley had been the play-by-play voice for Murray State football and men's basketball since for 27 seasons in 2017-18.
Had several famous calls of big Murray State wins. One of the most memorable calls occurred in 2010 when Murray State upset Vanderbilt in the first round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament as Danero Thomas hit the game-winning shot at the buzzer to lift the No. 13 seed Racers to the 66-65 win.
Another famous call was Shane Andrus' 52-yard field goal to get MSU a share of the OVC championship in 2002 against Eastern Illinois.
Highly respected by his peers in the media, is known for his tremendous work ethic and also for being well prepared for each and every broadcast. Bradley is very active in social media and is known to tweet and retweet (@NealBradley) key information about the OVC and its member institutions.
His peers in the OVC honored him in 2011 with the OVC Media Award for outstanding effort in covering the conference.
As of 2018, was a long-time employee with Forever Communications and runs the operations of three of their stations in Murray: WNBS 1340 AM, WBZB 1130 AM and 104.5 FM.