Herbert Murphy walked-on as a baseball player at Lipscomb and started four years. He then spent his time in the teaching world from high schools to prisons. This week he talked with lipscombsports.com about his time at Lipscomb and where he is now.

Reggie “Rock” Whittemore, a former Lipscomb Bison outfielder, has been named to the Metro Nashville Public Schools Sports Hall of Fame. Whittemore is a former baseball star from McGavock High School. He has been head of the RBI program in Nashville since its beginning in 1996.

Max Mayes played basketball at Lipscomb from 1958-1961 when they were a part of the VAA. Now he spends his time doing mission work with his wife, and visiting their children.

Kelli Dobbins Hasley was one of the early members of the Lipscomb softball team. She started her college career in 1997 and played in the NAIA days from 1998 through 2001. She works as an X-ray technician and spent some time with LipscombSports.com to talk about her time as a Lady Bison.

Kris Kinslow spent his days at Lipscomb playing golf in the mid-nineties and now lives with his family in Kentucky. He took some time to talk with lipscombsports.com about his time at Lipscomb, and a few of his favorite memories.

Lipscombsports.com had the chance this week to catchup with former softball player Julia Davidson Salgueiro, who now resides in Santa Cruz, Calif.

Ryan Roller is busy settling into his new job as the assistant headmaster for marketing and admissions at the David Lipscomb Campus School. Ryan played basketball at Lipscomb from 1999 to 2003.

A former Lipscomb golfer, Michael Shane Neal is a successful artist in the "Music City." Neal has painted portraits for a number of dignitaries including former United States Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.