On the February 20th, 2025 episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons are live from Austin, Texas, ahead of tonight's Suns vs. Spurs game. The crew gets you ready for Kevin Durant's homecoming at the University of Texas. The panel also sits down with Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon, who shares his thoughts on the dunk contest and whether he plans to make a return to the event in the near future.

On the February 19th, 2025 episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons sit down with Kenny Beecham, Co-Founder of Enjoy Basketball and host of the Small Ball Podcast. He shares his thoughts on several topics, including what he would change about the All-Star Weekend format, Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla's suggestion that the league should eliminate halftime, and Draymond Green's claim that the Warriors can win a championship this season. The crew also reacts to rumors about Ja Morant potentially being traded this summer.

On the February 18th, 2025, episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons discuss the NBA's consideration of holding a 1-on-1 tournament for a cash prize during next year's All-Star break. The crew shares their thoughts on which matchups they'd like to see and whether this format would be an improvement over the current one. The panel also reacts to stars tweeting about competing in the Slam Dunk Contest and speculates whether they will actually follow through and participate next year.

On the February 17th, 2025 episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons break down the All-Star game and the accompanying skills competitions. The crew also discusses LeBron's late medical scratch from the All-Star game and whether it took away a spot from another player. Lastly, the panel weighs in on Draymond Green’s comments about the NBA being boring and if he would be a good coach for the Warriors once he retires.

On the February 14th, 2025, episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons welcome back Bucks forward Bobby Portis. He reflects on his experience being involved in trade talks and shares his thoughts on the impact that newly acquired forward Kyle Kuzma will have on the team. The crew also sits down with country singer Mickey Guyton, who will be playing in the Celebrity All-Star Game this weekend. He discusses what he's most looking forward to over the weekend and shares his thoughts on the Luka Dončić trade.

On the February 13th, 2025, episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons welcome back Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland. He discusses who he believes is the MVP in Cleveland after the first half of the season and shares his thoughts on how he would change the All-Star Weekend format. The crew also recaps the Knicks' overtime thriller, Kevin Durant's 37-point performance without Devin Booker, and Brandon Ingram's signing of a $120 million extension with Toronto.

On the February 12th, 2025 episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons speak with Athletic Reporter Anthony Slater about how the Warriors’ trade with Jimmy Butler came about so quickly and whether a small-ball lineup will work once Jonathan Kuminga returns. The crew also discusses tonight’s matchups, including Luka Dončić’s second game as a Laker and the Wembanyama vs. Porzingis showdown.

On the February 11th, 2025 episode of Run It Back on FANDUEL TV LIVE, co-hosts Michelle Beadle, Lou Williams, and Chandler Parsons sit down with 4-time All-Star and 2-time Gold Medalist Napheesa Collier. She talks about the top storylines from the 1v1 women’s basketball league called Unrivaled and discusses what matchup she would like to see if the men created a one-on-one league. The crew also reacts to Luka Dončić's debut for the Lakers and the Warriors' small-ball lineup, with Draymond Green playing center.