Hoosier Roundtable: Recent Episodes

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All things Indiana University sports related with writer/publisher Tom Brew.

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Liam McNeeley has committed to the Indiana Hoosiers. Following the commitment of the 2024 five-star basketball prospect, HoosiersNow.com reporters Daniel Olinger and Jack Ankony reacted to the news, talked about how great McNeeley could be for IU basketball and what this means for Mike Woodson and his continual building of the program.

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On today's episode of the Hoosier Roundtable podcast, HoosiersNow.com reporter Daniel Olinger was joined by Taylor Lehman of Bite-Sized Bison to preview Saturday's football game between the Indiana Hoosiers and the Michigan Wolverines.

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HoosiersNow.com reporters Daniel Olinger and Jack Ankony talk about everything fans should expect from Kel'el Ware and Malik Reneau, two big men who will define the upcoming 2023-24 college basketball season for coach Mike Woodson and the Indiana Hoosiers.

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HoosiersNow.com reporters Daniel Olinger and Jack Ankony talk about the firing of Indiana football offensive coordinator Walt Bell, the subsequent promotion of Rod Carey to the same role and what it all means for coach Tom Allen and the 2023 Indiana Hoosiers.

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On Wednesday's episode of the Hoosier Roundtable podcast, HoosiersNow.com reporters Daniel Olinger and Jack Ankony preview what IU fans should expect from sixth-year point guard Xavier Johnson coming off a season lost to injury, before getting into football talk and previewing Indiana's upcoming Saturday game against Maryland.

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Indiana technically did beat Akron 29-27 in four overtimes on Saturday. But, understandably, it had the same feeling as a loss for those who either support or cover the Hoosiers. Indiana was facing one of the worst teams in all of FBS, and struggled mightily to beat them.

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HoosiersNow.com reporters Daniel Olinger and Jack Ankony start by briefly recapping what they learned from Indiana's basketball media day on Wednesday, including what Mike Woodson wants out of Kel'el Ware, and what role Teri Moren expects Yarden Garzon to fill this season. Then, the two kick off the 2023-24 Indiana men's basketball player previews series by talking about senior guard Trey Galloway.

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HoosiersNow.com reporter Daniel Olinger was joined by Patrick Mayhorn of Meet at Midfield and The Aggship to preview the upcoming football game between Indiana and Akron, giving an in-depth breakdown of every key position on the Zips roster, and what IU fans can expect from their MAC opponents.

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HoosiersNow.com reporters Daniel Olinger and Jack Ankony recap Indiana's 21-14 loss to Louisville on Saturday.

They focus on the fantastic second half performance of freshman QB Tayven Jackson and the questionable play call that Tom Allen and Walt Bell drew up on fourth-and-goal with the game on the line.

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In this week's episode of the Hoosier Roundtable Podcast, publisher Tom Brew and reporter Haley Jordan talk about the seeding of the Indiana men's and women's teams for the NCAA Tournament and what their chances look like in the Big Dance.

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Indiana point guard Xavier Johnson is close to returning to the floor for the Hoosiers. He broke down the timeline with HoosiersNow.com publisher Tom Brew in this edition of the ''Hoosier Roundtable.'' Trey Galloway and Trayce Jackson-Davis interviews, too.

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We're back with another terrific episode of the ''Hoosier Roundtable'' podcast, and we've got twice the entertainment this week with Indiana guard Trey Galloway joining the show along with Xavier Johnson. The two fashion icons talk outfits, injury updates and all the good things going on with this Indiana basketball team right now.

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Hoosiers Now publisher Tom Brew interviews Indiana guard Xavier Johnson about his injury recovery in this week's Hoosier Roundtable Podcast on Jan. 13. He then loops in Indiana women's basketball reporter Haley Jordan to recap the Hoosiers' win over No. 9 Maryland.