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Query & Schultz
A show about sports... mostly. A look at the Central Indiana sports scene (Colts, Pacers, Purdue, IU, Butler, racing, etc.), local Indianapolis issues, and the daily adventures of two very different people.
Do the Colts have a wide receiver depth problem, even with a healthy Alec Pierce? The guys discuss and also talk about the possibility of an even better Daniel Jones in year two, IU being too low in the opening college football polls and more!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Meadowbrook Farm cheese hoagie
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santeria (Cerveza Especial)
The guys discuss the good (mostly) and bad news of the Colts' camp injury updates and get into what Chris Ballard had to say about Anthony Richardson. Plus, another dive into the "how to fix the Brickyard 400" discourse and is Jake finally on-board with using AI?
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Hoagie Balboa
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Landslide (New England IPA)
Just one week from the start of Colts Training Camp, what are some of the biggest questions facing the team in what seems to be a make-or-break season for Shane Steichen and Chris Ballard? Also, the guys discuss Caitlin Clark's historic performance, the unfortunate lettuce issue, and give their final World Cup thoughts.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Meadow Brook Farm Cheese Hoagie (new!)
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks (Blood Orange IPA)
After a winning roadtrip bookended by victories over the defending champion Aces, are the Indiana Fever back on a title track? The guys discuss, plus where does Kyle Schwarber rank among all-time IU athletics greats and determining who is next for the Colts Ring of Honor following Adam Vinatieri's no-brainer induction this upcoming season.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Turkey and Ham hoagie
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Team Builder (Grapefruit Radler)
After an exciting start to the World Cup, the U.S. men's national team went down in flames in a blowout loss to Belgium - the guys discuss whether their overall performance was a success. Also, the NBA East continues to load up alongside the Pacers, reaction to seismic changes in the IndyCar driver landscape, and we take a look inside Jake's apartment.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Keystone
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks (Blood Orange IPA)
One year ago this week, Tyrese Haliburton's Achilles injury threw a wrench in the Pacers' title plans - can they rebound next season to reclaim their spot atop the East? The guys discuss the changing landscape, especially post-Giannis trade, and touch on the latest with Caitlin Clark and the Fever, and Schultz's gross, summer-fueled body issue.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Zaire (specialty cheesesteak)
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Built to Last (German pilsner)
The guys recap the Knicks' win being the final blow to the worst Pacers season ever and draw some comparisons between Jalen Brunson and Reggie Miller. Also, a look at the super early Pacers power rankings for the next NBA season and the Brendan Sorsby situation gets resolved (kind of).
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Chili and Beer Cheese hot dog
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santeria (Cerveza Especial)
The guys react to the shocking ruling which will allow former IU quarterback Brendan Sorsby to play this season, despite his gambling on football games, and discuss the only real solution that we're heading towards in college sports. Plus, Jake's hot NBA Finals take, Caitlin Clark beats the buzzer in D.C., and the world's best tuna sandwich!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Shipyard
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Dark Side of the Munich (Munich Dunkel)
The guys discuss the fragile situation involving Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever and why the scrutiny could continue. Also, Daniel Jones looks on track for Week 1, Jake likes the upset in the NBA Finals, and Schultz loses the mustache.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Zaire (chicken)
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Built To Last
Did we just witness the greatest Indianapolis 500 in modern history? The guys debate, plus comparing the 2025 Pacers to the 2026 Knicks, what the Eastern Conference playoffs this year tell us about next year's Pacers, hand out the rest of our annual Indy 500 awards, and Jake needs a bigger car.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Hoagie Balboa
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Lima Ranchera (Mexican lager)
It's race week in Indianapolis! The guys get to their driver tiers and talk Indianapolis 500, but also get into the Colts' seemingly light slate for next Fall and why that could lead to a surprise (in a good way) season.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Hog Island
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: 500 Miles High (American Lager)
Now that the NBA Draft lottery yielded the worst-case scenario result for the Pacers, do you reflect differently on last season's Ivica Zubac trade with the Clippers? Plus, a look at the shrinking NBA Playoff field, some early Indianapolis 500 takes, and investigating the origin of the term "balls to the wall".
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: The 9th Street
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: 500 Miles High (American lager)
The Colts don't want Anthony Richardson, Anthony Richardson doesn't want the Colts, but no one else wants Anthony Richardson (at least not via trade), so... what's next? The guys talk about next steps with the former top-five pick. Plus, a big week for the Pacers' future, whether or not you're watching the non-Indiana NBA Playoffs, and do you choose a barber or stylist?
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Plain Turkey hoagie
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Comfortably Numb (Pale Ale)
The guys discuss the Colts nabbing their new "green dot" in CJ Allen and a couple of other starters across the class. Also, the ongoing sports gambling issues involving players hits close to home, IU football loads up on draft picks, and Jake buys women's clothing on clearance.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Always Sunny
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks (Blood Orange IPA)
We spent a good chunk of this week's show remembering the beloved and iconic Bob Kevoian, who passed away late last week. Also, a look at NFL Draft week for the Colts and Anthony Richardson's trade value (or lack thereof) and vehicle engineering developing an in-car toilet!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Keystone
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santeria (Mexican lager)
The Pacers wrapped up a miserable season, but the guys discuss why the short-term pain could lead to some big, long-term gain. Also, a discussion as to whether or not the Colts can find a few starters in next week's NFL Draft and Jake's favorite band makes the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Market Street
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Comfortably Numb (Pale Ale)
Dusty May and Michigan took home the crown, but Indianapolis shined the brightest (in the guys' non-biased opinions). Jake and Derek tie a bow on the college hoops season, what it means for the Big Ten to end a title drought, and they get hung up on the 1990 NBA Draft class for some reason.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Texas Tommy (bacon-wrapped hot dog!)
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Built to Last (German pilsner)
It's Final Four week in Indianapolis and the guys dive into what it all means for the four participants. Also, where does Braylon Mullins' (Indiana Mr. Basketball) shot rank in all-time March Madness moments and how to evaluate Purdue's season after it ended in the regional final.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: The Shipyard
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks (Blood Orange IPA)
The guys discuss the Boilers marching on to the Sweet 16 after an impressive double-dip in St. Louis and the importance of Fletcher Loyer. Plus, have bloated NIL budgets for the power programs killed off Cinderella in the Big Dance and Rake fills in to enjoy his absolute favorite sandwich on the Hoagies & Hopes menu!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Pitt Twist
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Phillyapolis (Blonde / Golden Ale)
After a surprise run in Chicago, folks seem to be back on the Boilermaker train (no pun intended). We talk about Purdue's turnaround and NCAA Tournament path, IU falling short of the field again, and whether or not Chris Ballard's Colts have actually gotten worse this offseason.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Regular cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Mama Tried (Dark Mexican Lager)
The guys discuss the importance of the Colts bringing back star wide receiver Alec Pierce and the much-needed locker room refresh of moving on from Michael Pittman Jr. and Zaire Franklin. Plus, the latest on the Daniel Jones contract saga, a college hoops update, and Jake has gotten really into a very inappropriate British television show.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Zaire cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Dark Side of the Munich (Munich dunkel)
As the calendar turns to March, the guys react to both Indiana and Purdue playing some of their worst basketball of the season. Plus, tag decisions loom for Colts (the deadline is right after this episode was taped), worst state colleges, and the guys get into a debate on high vs. low seeds, for some unknown reason.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: The Very Best
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Phillyapolis (Chocolate blonde)
It's NFL Combine week in Indy and while the guys find the event overrated, they get into the Colts' approach to their in-house free agents as decisions loom on Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce. Also, the Pacers tank-a-thon continues, Purdue's ceiling, IU's standing as an at-large team, and Derek reminds Jake about his birthday.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Always Sunny
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Built to Last (German pilsner)
How does the NBA fix (or can it fix) the tanking problem? The guys discuss that while also expressing frustration over the Pacers' slap on the wrist. Also, a look at the potential of the Colts franchise-tagging either QB Daniel Jones or WR Alec Pierce, a college hoops rundown, and which Winter Olympic event looks the most insane?
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Zaire Cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Comfortably Numb (Pale Ale)
After a Seahawks triumph with Sam Darnold under center, do you need a franchise quarterback to win a Super Bowl or just an upper half one? The guys discuss that, plus the pros of the Ivica Zubac deal for the Pacers, Purdue and Indiana's big week ahead, and how much a Query-Schultz Amazing Race team would either dominate or be destroyed.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Hog Island
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Into the Blue (again!)
It's Super Bowl Week, but the guys are pretty "meh" about Patriots-Seahawks and it seems like they aren't alone. Also, Pascal Siakam gets what he deserves with another All-Star bid, IU turning things around behind Nick Dorn, Purdue rebounds, and... guy's night out in Jake's courtside Pacers' seats?
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Dutch Country
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Kind of Blue
The NFL Combine has re-upped with Indianapolis, but city officials teased pitching the league on hosting the NFL Draft in our city - should it happen? We'll discuss that, plus what Patriots-Seahawks reveals about the current state of the Colts and spending some time to appreciate Andrew Nembhard's individual contributions during a difficult Pacers season.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: The original cheesesteak!
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks
It's all Hoosiers, all the time on this week's national championship edition of Query & Schultz. The guys dig into IU's historic win in Miami, what it means for the program moving forward, and briefly discuss their own loose connection to IU football as alums of the university.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Hoosier Hoagie
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Sticky Fingers
Does it feel to anyone else like IU's national championship march can't be halted? The guys discuss the Hoosiers' chances in the national championship matchup with Miami, dig into the Colts offseason question marks, and Jake investigates the other Indiana University in Pennsylvania.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Pitt Twist
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Mama Tried
The guys jump into what it means for the Colts to have both Shane Steichen and Chris Ballard (again) back and how Carlie Irsay-Gordon handled Monday's press conference. Also, appreciating Alec Pierce, IU dumping the "Cinderella" aspect of their dominant run, and a look back on pump sneakers from the early 1990s.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Brotherly Love
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks
In the final edition of Query & Schultz for 2025, the guys discuss the latest loss for the Colts, which drives a nail in their playoff coffin for this season, and what could await for Chris Ballard's future. Also, Indiana gears up for Alabama in Pasadena and NBA players getting college eligibility?
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Phreedom Dog
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Sticky Fingers
The guys talk about another heartbreaking loss for the Colts despite a valiant effort from 44-year old Philip Rivers and what this latest season collapse could mean for the future of Chris Ballard and Shane Steichen. Plus, Fernando Mendoza wins the Heisman (and Diego Pavia loses with his reaction), a college hoops roundup, and a visit from Josh Rattray to discuss a new basketball event in Indy!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Keystone
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santa-ria ('tis the season!)
The guys talk about Indiana beating the Big Ten's "final boss" in Ohio State to claim the conference title at status as national championship favorite, the likely signing of Philip Rivers and what it means for a Colts' season that has fallen off the rails, and recap Schultz's Mexico vacation which included a few aquatic trophies!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Chicken cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Big Chill
The guys talk about the Colts continuing their slide after a tough home loss to Houston and signing a new kicker after some issues at that spot. Also, a bold IU football prediction from Jake and Greg Rakestraw fills in for a vacationing Schultz!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Sweet Chili Queso Coney
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santa-ria
The guys talk about the Colts blowing a late lead at Arrowhead and why it could spell doom in the suddenly tight AFC South divisional race. Plus, Boilers and Hoosiers ranked in hoops, Daniel Jones questions, and Jake's cultural learnings from spending a week in Austria.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Always Sunny
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Team Builder
The Athletic's Zak Keefer fills in for Jake Query as the guys discuss the post-bye gauntlet awaiting the Colts, starting with Patrick Mahomes and the desperate Chiefs. They also get into Jonathan Taylor's better than expected circumstances to force his way into true MVP contention, appreciate Purdue star Trey Kaufman-Renn, and talk Indiana's chances against Ohio State in the likely Big Ten Football Championship.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Original cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Built to Last
In a chilly edition of the show from Chilly Water Brewing Co. tap room, the guys discuss the Colts' latest win and how it means good things for a team that is rounding into a supposed contender. Also, concerns with Daniel Jones, Omar Cooper's incredible catch in State College, and Schultz's propensity to withdraw from college courses.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Pitt Twist
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Chilly Water Lager
The guys discuss Myles Turner's return, his reception, and react to what he had to say postgame. Also, a discussion over whether baseball is having a moment again and why the Colts' loss in Pittsburgh may have just been a bad afternoon at the office.
(*recorded a few hours before the Sauce Gardner trade, unfortunately)
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Philly Special cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks
Greg Rakestraw fills in for a traveling Schultz as the guys talk about Jonathan Taylor forcing his way into the MVP conversation, the early Pacers' start and more!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Chili Cheese Coney Dogs
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Dr. Feel Good
The guys discuss the Colts' historic offensive performance through seven games as they sit atop the NFL standings at 6-1, get into the Aaron Nesmith extension with the Pacers, talk a little college football, and Jake pretends like he's always been a huge Toronto Blue Jays fan.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Zaire cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Haulin' Oats
On this week's episode, the guys jump into Indiana's program statement win in Eugene and some of the reasons why Curt Cignetti would stay and buck conventional wisdom when it comes to moving to a "better" program. Also, the guys give their picks for Colts MVP to this point and discuss why they feel like this is the year to strike in the AFC.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Phillyapolis cheesesteak
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Team Builder
In our first-ever edition recording from Hoagies & Hops and Chilly Water Brewing Co. Tap Room in Midtown, the guys discuss the Colts blasting the Raiders and looking the part of an AFC contender. Also, reactions to the knee-jerk Mark Sanchez takes that ended up making some folks look stupid (if not worse), appreciating Ashton Dulin, and the Hoosiers ramp up for a trip to Oregon.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Brotherly Love
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santeria
In the latest edition of Q & S, we're talking about the Colts' blown opportunity in L.A. but why we're still optimistic with their season outlook. Also, IU takes another step forward with a big road win, Andrew Nembhard takes over at PG1, and Jake's car troubles' saga continues.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Market Street
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Circle City Irish Red
The guys continue to sing the praises of Daniel Jones after another solid start and discuss whether Shane Steichen could have possibly seen this coming. Also, Indiana football continues to prove last season was no fluke, the Indiana Fever show they're not going down without a fight, and Jake reveals the naming games he plays while dealing with insomnia.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Shipyard
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Oktoberfest
The guys bask in the glow of the Colts' 2-0 start after a thrilling win over the Broncos, discussing the magnitude of the offensive performance against Denver's D and some of the good and bad we saw from Shane Steichen last Sunday. Also, a recap of the 10th anniversary Hoagies & Hops Hoagie Eating Contest and famous sports figures with the first name "Dick".
The guys recap an incredibly encouraging season-opening performance for the Colts and discuss what it may mean going forward, not only for the team but for Daniel Jones, too. Also, Week 2 college football wrap and a discussion on how famous people get in touch with other famous people.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Zern's
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Luthier Lager
It's finally Colts' game week and the guys give their thoughts on a critical opener against fellow middle-dweller Miami and their season predictions for Indianapolis. Also, Purdue and IU secure Week 1 victories, Jake has an update on IndyCar silly season, and we spend some time with Kristina from Hoagies & Hops inside the restaurant!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Keystone
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Built to Last
The guys discuss their Colts' expectations in the wake of last week's QB1 decision, the possibility of an Anthony Richardson trade, why they're both semi-bullish on Indiana's chances to prove 2024 wasn't a fluke, and Jake's latest physical ailment.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Pitt Twist
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santeria
(taped before Daniel Jones was officially named the starter, because OF COURSE)
A final debate between Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson for the Colts' starting quarterback spot and why Jake thinks it'll be Jones instead of AR. Plus, how the Colts injuries impact their early season start and a question of whether to retrieve lost items from a portalet.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Always Sunny
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Dr. Feel Good
The guys air some frustrations over no separation in the Colts' quarterback battle, discuss the myriad of injuries at a key position, argue over a disputed Top Indiana Sports Moment (according to ESPN), and Schultz gets his SausageFest plugs in.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Hog Island
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Loose Juicy
The guys talk about the Colts' first game (kind of!) of the 2025 season and how AD Mitchell and Laitu Latu are starting to really come on in camp. Also, what the Fever's surge means for Caitlin Clark's timeline, appreciating Kyle Schwarber's insane run, and summer "floaters" in the pool.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Dutch Country
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Team Builder
The guys jump into whether Anthony Richardson is leading the quarterback battle and what the Bernhard Raimann's contract extension means moving forward. Also, paying tribute to Ryne Sandberg, recapping Brickyard 400 weekend, and TMI about Schultz's grooming habits.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Market Street
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Blood on the Tracks
With training camp set to begin in Westfield, the guys talk about the biggest questions facing the Colts and try to look at a glass half-full approach. Also, a WNBA All-Star Weekend recap, remembering Bob Hammel, and a re-enactment of the Coldplay concert controversy between two best friends!
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Keystone
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Team Builder
The guys talk "gap year" for the Pacers with Tyrese Hailburton on the shelf and Myles Turner out the door to Milwaukee, while also reacting to Kevin Pritchard's postseason availability comments. Also, apathetic expectations for the 2025 Colts, remembering Don Hein and Dick Mittman, and Jake asks if The Sopranos is worth a watch.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Lancaster
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Mama Tried
*taped hours before the Myles Turner news
The guys discuss the two newest Pacers draft picks and where they might be going as far is free agency is concerned. Plus, a debate over whether Indy would better support an NHL or MLS team, remembering Dave Parker, and Derek discusses his summer pits (gross).
The guys spend a majority of the show taking a look back at the 2025 Pacers, a special season that fell just short of a breakthrough championship. Also, in the wake of Tyrese Haliburton's devastating injury, where to the Pacers go from here? The guys discuss that and Query's weird list of favorite road trip games.
Jake and Rake (filling in for a vacationing Schultz) talk about the Pacers' first back to back losses in three months and if they can throw one last punch against the Thunder. Also, a look at Tyrese Haliburton's health entering a do-or-die Game 6 and Query's feelings on a terrific IndyCar show in St. Louis.
Can the Pacers take back control of the NBA Finals? The guys are hesitant to say so, even with Indiana returning home after getting a split. They talk about what it will take to get the best of the Thunder in what has become a best-of-five series, plus the House settlement, Colts' new ownership structure, and Schultz has a cough (again).
The guys discuss the Pacers' first trip to the NBA Finals in a quarter-century, what to expect from the Thunder, and who all deserves credit for this notable accomplishment (spoiler: just about everyone). Also, Derek has a weird gripe about state listings with cities and Jake breaks out an excellent piece of Indy-related NBA Finals trivia.
The guys get into the latest on the Pacers as they head into a critical Game 4 with New York after blowing a big opportunity. Plus, thoughts on Alex Palou's breakthrough, a "meh" 109th running of the Indianapolis 500, and the sad passing of the iconic Jim Irsay.
The guys jump into the best sports week of the year in Indianapolis by talking about Robert Shwartzman's epic Pole Day upset, more Team Penske violations, and what to expect from the 9th (!) edition of the heated Pacers-Knicks rivalry.
The guys finally avoid a Pacers' playoff night conflict to recap Indiana's Game 4 blowout win and what it means for the rest of the series. Plus, can anyone catch Alex Palou on the oval later this month and a random discussion of North Dakota's best all-time athletes (don't ask).
The guys get into the Pacers' impressive opening game shooting performance in Cleveland and whether they can keep things rolling throughout the series. Plus, has IndyCar been boring heading into the Month of May, a potential Mike Woodson coaching return, and Jake gets hyper-focused on the greatest love stories ever told.
The guys tie a bow on the Colts' 2025 NFL Draft class by taking a last look at Tyler Warren and discussing the needs that are still out there for the team. Plus, Jake and Derek disagree on if Pacers-Bucks is over over and Jake is attempting to capitalize on his own catchphrase.
The guys take a look at how the Pacers can maintain the upper hand against the Bucks in their first round series, appreciate Andrew Nembhard, discuss the potential the Colts don't take Tyler Warren or a tight end at No. 14, and Jake looks back at forgotten superstars from past generations.
The guys discuss the Pacers wrapping up a 50-season season and getting a rematch with a familiar foe in Round 1, touch on Rory's redemption in Augusta, Braden Smith's return, and Jake reveals a disturbing truth about his dental health
The guys recap a slugfest national title game between Florida and Houston and argue the Gators' place among the elite programs. Plus, defending Indiana in the Kelvin Sampson ouster in 2008, discussing the possible Tush Push ban, and debating Dwight Howard's Hall of Fame candidacy.
The guys lead with the Pacers' strong March putting them in a great spot for the postseason, jump into a loaded Final Four and Kelvin Sampson's latest triumph, plus portal season for IU and Purdue and Derek offers Jake some eyebrow grooming advice.
The guys dive into college hoops - Purdue marching on to another Sweet 16, IU's portal situation, and the lack of Cinderellas in this year's dance. Plus, the Pacers are putting themselves in a great spot for postseason standing and Jake remains enamored with Arkansas.
The guys discuss whether or not Indiana was snubbed and North Carolina AD Bubba Cunningham chairing the selection committee. Also, Purdue's chances to avoid a trendy upset pick, a short-handed Pacers' overtime win in Minneapolis, and Jake's weird infatuation with Rick Barnes.
Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Zern's
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Santeria
The guys are LIVE from the 2025 Barbasol Horizon League Championships at Corteva Coliseum! They talk the latest on Colts' free agency, IU and Purdue's status entering the Big Ten Tournament, and the beginning of The Madness! Plus, a conversation with Horizon League commissioner Julie Roe Lach.
The guys discuss the potential QB options to "push" Anthony Richardson in this offseason's "open competition. Plus, a Combine wrap and what the Colts may do at No. 14, Indiana off the bubble, Purdue off the schneid, and Schultz's graphic look back at the day the sports world stopped in 2020.
The guys jump into Indiana and Purdue splitting their season series and what it means for both teams as the calendar soon turns to March. Also, a look at Jake's least-favorite sporting event of the year (the NFL Combine) and whether the Colts are dead set on a tight end at No. 14 and the guys compare hand sizes.
Derek returns from Arizona as the guys discuss fixing the NBA All-Star Weekend problem, their all-time Saturday Night Live cast member picks, go over their IU coaching candidate lists, and discuss Purdue's rough week in the Big Ten title race. Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Pitt Twist Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: ARC
The guys talk about another head coaching search in the works for the Hoosiers, react to a disappointing Super Bowl blowout, and discuss the latest involving the Pacers coming off their Western trip split. Greg Rakestraw fills in for a vacationing Schultz!
The guys discuss their apprehension with the Myles Turner trade rumors, get into the Fever going all in on a championship run, and give their brief thoughts on a uninspiring Super Bowl LIX matchup.
The guys get into the latest hellish week for IU basketball and if we've reached the point of no return on the Mike Woodson era, plus responding to pro-Chiefs referee conspiracies, appreciating Saquon Barkley, and Drake Triumph returns in time for the Royal Rumble in Indy!
We recap last night's College Football Playoff title game and what the result means for Ohio State, Notre Dame, and the Big Ten. Plus, what to expect from Lou Anarumo's defense in Indy, Purdue hitting its stride and IU staying alive, and Schultz's weird audiobook preferences.
The guys react to Chris Ballard's press conference comments and play keep/walk/who cares with the impending Colts' free agents. Also, Mike Woodson's continuing blow out problem at IU, don't let those Pacers get hot, and what is the proper context for the word "girth"?
The guys react to Jim Irsay's decision to keep his braintrust intact for next season and how Colts' fans should take the news. Also, the Pacers climb over .500, some optimism about IU hoops, and the appropriate way to refer to using a snowblower.
In the final show of 2024, the guys recap Sunday's season-ending debacle to the Giants and discuss the big decisions awaiting Jim Irsay this offseason. Also, the latest on the Pacers, who have gotten their season back on track, and Derek drops the ball big time while blaming it on the holidays.
Derek is at an undisclosed location due to a stomach bug, but that doesn't prevent the guys from talking about the latest December Colts' playoff hopes implosion. Plus, what's the future for Chris Ballard, a hoops roundup (signs of life for the Pacers?), and TMI about Derek's illness.
The guys lead off with the epic, all-Indiana battle between IU and Notre Dame to begin the first ever 12-team College Football Playoff. Also, the Colts face a virtual must-win in Denver coming off the bye, why the Pacers aren't worth your time right now, and Jake shares his first Silent Night experience at Taylor University.
The guys discuss how Anthony Richardson came through in the clutch, even if the Colts were outplayed by a bad Patriots team, in their big win. Also, holiday hoops, a look at the College Football Playoff field (including IU) entering the final week, and the health benefits of "fart walks".
The guys react to the Colts limping out of the toughest stretch of their season at 5-7 after Sunday's one-sided defeat at the hands of the Lions. Also, a look at Indiana's chances and the College Football Playoff layout entering the final week of the regular season and Jake goes down memory lane when it comes to Derek's previous deal hunting on past Black Fridays.
The guys jump right into Anthony Richardson's best game as a pro in his return to QB1 and what it could mean going forward. Plus, Indiana faces its biggest regular season football game in program history, Purdue passes their first post-Edey test on the hardcourt, and Jake gets his colon cleansed.
The guys discuss the Colts' season being on the brink after a blowout loss to the Bills and why Joe Flacco isn't the answer at QB, either now or in the future. Also, a look at IU's playoff positioning entering a massive game against Ohio State next week and Jake makes an unfortunate colonoscopy scheduling error.
The guys talk about the Colts' big decision at quarterback flopping in the first outing and where the franchise sits with the QB conundrum now. Also, the banged-up Pacers hang tough through a rough opening stretch, college hoops begins, and a recap of Swiftie mania in Indy (Pacers PA voice Shawn Sullivan sits in for Jake)!
The guys talk about the Colts falling to the Texans for the third straight time and get into all of the smoke around Anthony Richardson's tap out and "evaluation" from the coaching staff. Plus, the Pacers stumble out of the gates, reaction to the Fever deciding to make a big change, and Schultz shares his too revealing Halloween costume.
The guys lead IU football (first time in show history?) after the Hoosiers' dismemberment of Nebraska and talk about why they should start dreaming big. Also, the Colts win ugly - but win - against the Dolphins, but how long are you willing to wait on Anthony Richardson?
The guys get into the important win over the Titans and the bad look of sitting Anthony Richardson for yet another week. Plus, Zach Edey looks great in preseason action against the Pacers and did Jake pick up Derek's head cold?
The guys discuss the Colts' yearly loss in Jacksonville, Gus Bradley's shaky status, and what it all means for the team going forward. Also, the College Football Playoff window re-opens for Notre Dame, the MLB Playoffs go crazy, and Jake is really upset with Derek for his persistent cough.
The guys jump into perhaps the Colts' best performance to date to get back on track at 2-2, talk Anthony Richardson's hip, the ranked Hoosiers, and remember both Pete Rose and Dikembe Mutombo.
The guys jump into Win #1 for the Colts on the 2024 season, give their take on Anthony Richardson's performance to this point, talk Hoosiers' outlook as they creep up towards the Top 25, and Jake is surprised to learn Derek has a tailor.
The guys ring in a new hoops season with this special edition show LIVE from the Horizon League Basketball Media Day in Indianapolis! Hear from Green Bay head coach Doug Gottlieb, last year's NCAA Tournament hero Greg Kampe of Oakland, and other coaches, players, and leaders from the Horizon League as they talk about the upcoming season.
The guys voice their displeasure with the Colts' embarrassing performance at Green Bay and discuss all of the team's issues through the first two weeks. Plus, Indiana's impactful win, Purdue's historic loss, and Jake seems to be taking the loss of Tito Jackson very seriously.
The guys look back on the good and bad from another season-opening loss for the Colts, look forward to huge opportunities for Indiana and Purdue this Saturday, and remember the legendary James Earl Jones.
The guys dive into the Colts' huge opening week showdown with Houston and explain why they're both optimistic about Indy's chances this season. Also, a look at the debuts for IU, Purdue, and Notre Dame, the red hot Fever, and Jake is already shoveling dirt on the Dabo Swinney era at Clemson.
Now 200 episodes in, the guys celebrate their unforeseen milestone by discussing Colts cut downs, their differing views on Indiana and Purdue football based on the teams' schedules, and acknowledge the many folks that have made this stupid show possible.
The guys discuss how patient they'll be with the 2024 Colts and take a look at the team's underwhelming tight end room. Also, the Fever are looking great out of the Olympic break, quick thoughts on the Pacers' schedule release, and Jake creates a multi-faceted Beatles concert scenario.
The guys jump into the storylines of the Colts' preseason opener and return of Anthony Richardson. Plus, Jake declares a young Colt the team's next big star, discussions of the new Guardian caps, a final salute to the Olympics, and a possible farewell to a great era of NBA legends.
The guys discuss the disappointing Colts' safety room and the front office's seeming unwillingness to enlist outside help, some standout Olympic performance (particularly in the sprint events), and a Trevor Lawrence comparison sparks a discussion about the NBA's mid-1990s player hierarchy.
The guys get into the impact of the Samson Ebukam injury and other Colts' storylines from training camp, give their quick reaction to the Andrew Nembhard contract (they were gone last week, after all), pick their favorite Olympic event to watch, and try not to say the SECRET WORD.
The guys reminisce about when this week (MLB All-Star Game) was a really big week in the sports world, voice their concerns with Jarace Walker's slow progress for the Pacers, and continue to talk about the Fever's stellar play heading into the Olympic break.
The guys give their offseason grades for the Pacers, now that their roster is basically set for the 2024-25 season. They also discuss the pros and cons of Tyrese Haliburton's upcoming Team USA experience, Caitlin Clark continuing to make history, and the fast food places they'll either happily stop for or avoid completely.
The guys examine the Pacers continuing to Run It Back with the re-signing of Obi Toppin and discuss their newly-minted 2024 NBA Draft class. Plus, are the Pacers being passed by other East contenders and are Schultz's shorts too short?
The guys compare Zach Edey and Kel'el Ware's NBA Draft status as they head into Thursday night, discuss the bombshell news of WWE bringing their crown jewel events to Indianapolis, and Jake actually spends some time on hockey... which has rarely ever happened on this show.
The guys discuss the Pacers unsurprisingly bringing back Pascal Siakam and other offseason questions, plus look back on a forgettable NBA Finals, a homestand surge for the Fever, remember Willie Mays, and examine the newfound excitement over swimming in downtown Indianapolis.
The guys talk Caitlin Clark and the Fever getting called out for effort and her snub from Team USA, plus what Dan Hurley's return to UConn means for college hoops, and Jake shows off pictures of his girlfriend like he's in high school again.
The guys dive into the early-season struggles (and Saturday's incident) surrounding Caitlin Clark and the Fever, take a look at who might be next for the Colts Ring of Honor after Dallas Clark, and Jake gives a Cliff's notes version of the MLS situation for Indianapolis.
The guys wrap up a disappointing (and quick) Eastern Conference Finals exit for the Pacers and take their first look at the biggest offseason questions. They also get into a memorable day at the Indianapolis 500 and spend time remembering the legendary Bill Walton.
The guys give their final thoughts on the Pacers' historic Game 7 performance (and series win) against the Knicks and look for reasons for optimism against the Celtics. Also, how many cars can actually win the Indianapolis 500 and Caitlin Clark's first "WOW' play as a pro.
The guys get into Sunday's demolition of the Knicks and if the Pacers should now be considered the favorites in the series. Also, a look at Alex Palou winning (again), Caitlin Clark's WNBA debut, and a throwback to landline phone numbers.
The guys spend most of the show on the Pacers' rough Game 1 loss to the Knicks, with the ineffectiveness of their star player and the game officials, but also spend some time on Anthony Edwards, the Kentucky Derby finish, and breaking Team Penske suspensions.
The guys jump into a debacle of a performance for the Pacers in Milwaukee on Tuesday night, why Jake feels confident in Chris Ballard's selection of Laiatu Latu, a look at Indy's possible MLS future, and a visit from a predatory death bird.
The guys give their early impressions of Pacers-Bucks and why Tyrese Haliburton needs to re-become the franchise player he was during the In-Season Tournament. Plus, debating the chances of the Colts trading up in Round 1, an updated look at the transfer portal, and Jake tells the story of past transgressions, 30+ years ago.
The guys discuss the potential impact of Caitlin Clark's hype train pulling into Indianapolis, expectations for the Pacers in their first true postseason appearance in several years, and Mike Woodson's work in revamping IU's roster.
The guys react to yesterday's once-in-a-lifetime event, discuss how Purdue's breakthrough season will be remembered, and get ready to welcome Caitlin Clark to Indiana on the heels of historic viewership numbers from the women's Final Four.
The guys discuss Purdue's big breakthrough to the Final Four, Zach Edey's legacy, and give their other men's and women's tournament thoughts. Plus, a look at the Pacers as they head into the final days of the regular season and Schultz shows you why milk does a body good.
he guys get into the Colts "running it back" philosophy, discuss Purdue's dominance through the first two rounds, appreciate Teri Moren and recap the Pacers' solid Western swing.
The guys dive into the bracket and nervously tell you why they like Purdue's draw. Plus, a look at what Chris Ballard has done for the Colts in free agency thus far, whether or not Tyrese Haliburton can kick it back into gear, and Schultz has a coleslaw mishap on his Hoagies & Hops sando...
In this special, two-hour LIVE broadcast of Query & Schultz from Valeo Fan Zone at the Barbasol Horizon League Basketball Championships, Jake and Derek get into the Michael Pittman Jr. extension, then discuss whether or not Indiana State deserve an at-large bid, Purdue, IU and plenty of college hoops. Plus, all the usual Q & S segments/awards and a visit from Horizon League commissioner Julie Roe Lach.
The guys diagnose the Pacers' woes as they trudge through a difficult stretch and challenging upcoming slate. Plus, a look back on what we learned from the NFL Combine, Purdue adds to their record-setting Big Ten title haul, Caitlin Clark to the Fever, and some in-depth talk on a bison's nether-regions.
For Schultz's birthday show, Jake has jury duty so Rake fills in to talk NFL Combine, Colts' needs, Mike Woodson's job status, and where the Pacers sit hitting the homestretch.
The guys recap the highs and lows of Indy's NBA All-Star Weekend, talk about the Colts' dilemma when it comes to free agent wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr., discuss a disastrous college basketball weekend for in-state teams, and whether or not Schultz is vindicated for losing a high school wrestling match to a member of the opposite sex.
The guys give their takeaways from another KC Super Bowl triumph and talk winners/losers. Plus, NBA All-Star week in Indy is here, Purdue sweeps IU, and Jake bolts the show with a minute left.
Jake and Rake, who fills in for a vacationing Schultz, talk Indiana State and Purdue hoops cooking... and Indiana not so much. They also preview the Pacers before the upcoming NBA Trade Deadline and touch on Schultz's special Jury Duty buddy.
The guys talk about Patrick Mahomes returning to another Super Bowl and the Lions' bandwagon toppling over. They also take a look at the resurgent Pacers and discuss whether Purdue is different this year.
The guys get into the Pascal Siakam trade, bad news about Tyrese Haliburton's recovery, and discuss the opposite trajectories of Zach Edey and IU's program. Also, NFL Championship Sunday talk and a recap of Jake & Derek's trip to see some college hoops in Midtown!
The guys recap a narrative-filled Super Wild Card Weekend, analyze Chris Ballard's status and post-mortem comments, and sneak in a quick preview before IU and Purdue meet for the first time this season.
The guys pick up the pieces from the Colts' blown opportunity against Houston, but discuss why they feel the 2023 season was a successful step forward for the franchise. Also, the impact of Tyrese Haliburton's injury and Super Bowl picks!
The guys kick off 2024 by talking about a huge game that decides that 2023 season for the Colts this Saturday against Houston. Also, a look at the suddenly resurgent Pacers, big weeks for Purdue, Indiana, and Butler in conference play, the CFP semifinals, and remembering the great Gil de Ferran.
In the final show of 2023, the guys jump into the Colts' playoff positioning in a crowded AFC race, discuss Purdue's big win over Arizona and whether things are different for them, diagnose IU and the Pacers' shortcomings, and reveal their Christmas gift wishes.
The guys discuss the potential of Caitlin Clark joining Indiana and take a final look back at a successful first NBA In-Season Tournament. Also, the Colts suddenly in playoff peril and Derek gets way to deep into the 1990s east coast vs. west coast hip-hop feud.
The guys lead with the Pacers' thrilling win over Boston and In-Season Tournament semis trip to Vegas, talk about the red-hot Colts and their increasingly likely playoff aspirations, and get into the College Football Playoff controversy and Curt Cignetti hire at IU.
The guys discuss the Colts in the driver's seat for a Wild Card berth heading into December, give some final thoughts on the Shaquille Leonard release from last week, debate how attractive the IU football job is, get into the hoops conversation and... edible mascots!
The guys talk about the Colts' playoff positioning out of the bye, the new Jim Irsay interview, and share their early season thoughts on the Pacers, IU, and Purdue. Also, Schultz gives the proper pronunciation of "capicola".
The guys discuss their takeaways from a underwhelming but important Colts' win in Germany, project Shaquille Leonard's fate with a contract out looming this offseason, recap Jake's trip to Amsterdam, and Derek has a weird routine for his calves.
The guys discuss the Colts' much-needed win, albeit against an awful Panthers team, and look forward to a Germany trip before the bye. Plus, remembering Bob Knight, a look around the NFL, and first impressions of the NBA In-Season Tournament!
In this Halloween edition of the show, the guys forecast where the Colts go from here and Jonathan Taylor's usage. Also, predicting the first CFB and is it acceptable to hand out coconut candy to trick-or-treaters?
The guys jump into the equally encouraging and infuriating Colts' loss to the Browns and where the team sits seven games in. Also, a season preview for what is shaping up to be an exciting Pacers squad and Jake recaps his visit to the Amityville Horror.
The guys discuss the season outlook assuming Anthony Richardson's 2023 is over, address playcalling complaints, and Jake reveals a quirky stat about how rough of a go it has been for in-state FBS college football teams this season.
The guys talk about Anthony Richardson's constant injury concerns and what to do moving forward, Jonathan Taylor getting what he wanted, the importance of Sunday's game in Jacksonville, and where the "piano hanging over your head on a wire" saying comes from.
The guys discuss why 11-for-25 doesn't tell the story for Anthony Richardson's third start, discuss the vital important of Sunday's game against division rival Tennessee, and debate the differences between a donkey and a mule.
Is the Colts' performance of the first three weeks sustainable? Where is this Gardner Minshew is more able to win now than Anthony Richardson thing coming from? How mad is Greg Rakestraw that I didn't bring him a sandwich? All of those questions are answered in a new episode of Query & Schultz!
The guys talk about Anthony Richardson's health and future (should he protect himself more?) while briefly looking back at the Texans and ahead to the Ravens. Also, it's close but no cigar again for Indiana, Nick Chubb's injury shows both sides of the RB story, and Jake chooses to wake up at 4 AM for an interesting reason.
The guys talk about what they learned from Anthony Richardson's debut, the importance of this week's game in Houston, the topsy turvy nature of the College Football Playoff landscape, and Schultz does a hoagie-eating contest test run.
The guys give their takeaways from season-opening losses by both Indiana and Purdue, discuss their not-so-rosy (but rosier than most) Colts' outlook as they open the season against Jacksonville, and look at Deion's big impact at CU.
Taped prior to the 4 PM PUP deadline passing, the guys predict what the Colts will do with Jonathan Taylor. They also talk Colts' cut downs, give their outlooks on IU, Purdue, and Notre Dame's seasons, and Schultz discusses his love of the tuna sandwich at Hoagies & Hops.
The guys discuss the late breaking news from the previous night in regards to Jonathan Taylor seeking a trade, how the saga impacts Anthony Richardson, who the Colts chose to sit in the second preseason game, and touch on Jake's first week in a solo time slot on the radio.
The guys give their assessment of Anthony Richardson after his preseason debut, discuss what the Brickyard's future looks like in Indy, and the big news involving Query going rogue (solo) for his real job.
We talk about the impact of the latest seismic round of conference realignment and what it means for the Big Ten (and Notre Dame), plus a quick look at the Colts as they enter their preseason opener, and why Jake is ashamed of something Derek is very proud about.
The guys spend almost the entire episode on the spiraling Jonathan Taylor situation and what could come next, plus Jake is inexplicably proud of his dental surgery and Derek returns from his New England trip.
The guys tie a bow on the Pacers' five-game stay in Vegas, look forward to the pressing issues facing the Colts in their last show before Training Camp opens, and Jake takes issue with Derek's claims of adolescent tennis stardom.
The guys discuss their first look at the young Pacers in Summer League, debate Britney Spears' relevance to the younger generation, and hop on board the Threads app train.
The guys react to the Pacers finally having their franchise player under a long-term contract and the Bruce Brown Jr. and Obi Toppin moves, the big name layoffs at ESPN, gambling at NFL team facilities, and whether or not to utilize the word "bequeath".
The guys talk Jarace Walker (no surprise there) and some of the other things the Pacers did on NBA Draft night (some surprises), how Trayce Jackson-Davis projects as a pro, Elly De La Cruz mania, and the time Schultz was allegedly banned from the Metro North Railroad
The guys debate whether the Pacers will trade out of the #7 spot on Thursday and talk about their possibilities there (Jarace Walker, Taylor Hendricks, etc.). Also, a look at the Colts' post-OTA questions and Schultz recaps a Father's Day trip inside Hoosier Putt Hole!
The guys debate whether Jonathan Taylor (or any running back) is worth a lucrative extension, discuss Denver's impending NBA title, and Jake takes issue with one of Schultz's greatest athletic achievements.
The guys discuss what Zach Edey's return means for Purdue next season, the never-say-die Heat, IndyCar's successful stint on the street of Detroit, and fight about an old rivalry from 30 years ago.
The guys recap a wild day at the 500 by discussing the controversial finish, how many times Josef Newgarden will win in Indy, pick winners and losers from Sunday, and Jake reveals his jealousy of Schultz's mustache.
The guys recap the euphoria and devastation of a jam-packed Indy 500 qualifying weekend and reveal their tiers of drivers for Sunday's 107th running, plus milk and horsey mayo chugging and more!
Schultz has a weird feeling the Pacers land in the top three of the 2023 NBA Draft lottery, Mike Woodson stays hot on the recruiting trail with another five-star in Mackenzie Mgbako, and the guys look ahead to IndyCars prepping for the Indianapolis 500!
The guys take a look at Colts rookie camp and the debut of QB Anthony Richardson and WR Josh Downs, examine Jim Irsay's warning about potential Andrew Luck tampering, and say goodbye to the original location of the famous Keystone Sports Review.
The guys dive into the Anthony Richardson hype and discuss when he should hit the field as QB1. Also, Jake gets fatigued about RAS scores, Schultz knows a girl from Northern Michigan, and both nearly perish on their way driving to the show.
After nearly four months of Draft Quarterback Discourse, we can finally put all that crap behind us as we're just days away from the NFL Draft! The guys talk about CJ Stroud's availability at #4, whether they're believing what Chris Ballard is saying, and Jake's brain doesn't appreciate the sound of Schultz chewing.
The guys discuss what NFL Draft rumors they're not buying (including all the QB ones at the top of the draft), plus knee-jerk reactions to the start of the NBA Playoffs and Schultz is absolutely distressed over the Love is Blind reunion livestream on Netflix crashing.
The guys look back upon a successful season for the Pacers - even if it didn't include making the playoffs - and look towards the Blue and Gold offseason. Also, in the wake of UIndy's Brady Ware throwing a no-hitter while hitting for the cycle, what's the greatest single-game feat in sports?
The guys react to yet another random UConn championship, discuss the impact of Caitlin Clark and the great timing of the rise of women's basketball, and Jake gets jealous of Derek's shirtless pictures
The guys react to Lamar Jackson's request to be traded, discuss Will Levis as a prospect after his impressive Pro Day, and preview the most random Final Four in history. Also, Jake gets a cat and does Daffy Duck have more name recognition than Donald Duck?
The guys dissect an historic elimination for Purdue, a lopsided one for Indiana, and where both programs go from here. Also, a look at Gardner Minshew at a brand-new Colts and making Old Fashioneds in-studio!
The Madness (TM) is here and the guys discuss Purdue's double-dip of Big Ten titles and theirs/IU's draw. Also, is there a chance the Colts don't take a quarterback and a buffet of Lou Malnati's and Hoagies & Hops grub!
The guys make their post-Combine QB pick for the Colts, discuss where Indiana and Purdue sit entering the Big Ten Tournament, and Schultz mistakenly spills new beer on the broadcast table.
On a special Milestone Birthday edition of the show, the guys talk about why Indiana's win at Purdue was more important than IU fans might want to admit, take a look at Anthony Richardson and the craziness of the NFL Combine, plus Jake gets upset about not being on Derek's surprise 40th birthday invite list.
On a President's Day edition of the show, Jake's stream of consciousness (uh oh) yields a variety of topics including next offseason steps for the Colts, public money going to sports stadiums, fixing the NBA All-Star Game, and much more!
Schultz returns from Disney to recap Super Bowl LVII, give their takes on Shane Steichen, and discuss IU's surge and concerns about Purdue's latest loss. Plus, things get awkward when the guys talk about their plans for a grand opening appearance.
The guys talk about Indiana and Purdue adding another memorable chapter to their rivalry, the Colts’ tedious coaching search, Chiefs-Eagles, and Jake getting to meet his all-time favorite mascot! Nick Yeoman fills-in for Schultz.
The guys jump into a long-awaited resolution to Myles Turner's (near) future, break down Jeff Saturday's chances of landing the head coaching job, recap Championship Weekend, and Schultz gets upset about studio props blocking his muscles.
In Episode 120, Jake pokes fun at the over-the-top nature of the Colts' expansive head coaching search, plus the guys talk Purdue getting back to #1, Indiana getting back to their November selves, and whether falling back into the Lottery is the most beneficial thing for the Pacers.
The guys dive into the head coaching search, the C.J. Stroud decision news, and the Wild Card Weekend that was. Also, Indiana gets a critical win, a look at Dr. King's ongoing legacy, and Jake has some weird avocado facts you probably didn't know.
The guys say goodbye to the 2022 Colts after one final embarrassing failure, discuss Jeff Saturday's future, Purdue bouncing back, IU backsliding, and the Pacers staying hot!
The Colts watched helplessly as another team (Giants) clinched something (a playoff berth) against them and Schultz discusses why Jeff Saturday can't be retained. Also, the guys look at Jim Harbaugh being Jim Irsay's first call, Buddy Hield's terrific first half, and recap two epic CFB semifinal matchups.
The guys discuss an historic collapse in Minnesota and disagree what it means for Chris Ballard. Also, IU blasted at The Phog and Schultz asks if it's weird to not exchange holiday gifts with your significant other.
The guys recap a great Sunday for Colts' draft position and who in front of them will be in the market for a QB. Also, a college hoops recap, why the Purdue football job is attractive, and Jake treats Derek like a circus elephant.
The guys discuss the fourth quarter avalanche in Dallas, where the Colts go from here, while also discussing Purdue falling short in the Big Ten title game and the usual show features. Greg Rakestraw fills-in for Schultz!
The guys recap another Colts' heartbreaker and officially stick a fork in the 2022 team while looking forward to what's next. Also, perhaps the best week in Purdue sports history, a thrilling Pacers' buzzer-beater, and Jake refuses to do the show rejoiners.
The guys recap a heartbreaking loss to the Eagles, discuss the Colts' offensive woes, and get into a big first week for Purdue and Indiana on the hardwood. Also, Schultz discovers a hidden talent he never knew he had!
The guys discuss one of the wildest weeks in Colts' history, capped by a thrilling win in Las Vegas. Also, they take a look around at the lack of contenders in the NFL, Purdue's suddenly feasible path to Indy, and Jake makes accusations about Derek's ex-girlfriends.
It was a Monday morning for the ages as the Colts relieved Frank Reich of his duties and replaced him with fan-favorite Jeff Saturday (in the middle of the show's taping!). The guys reacted in real time while also discussing the Pacers' promising start and Notre Dame's stomping of Clemson.
With Jake overseas, Greg Rakestraw fills in with Schultz to recap another disappointing Colts' loss - but semi-encouraging debut performance from Sam Ehlinger - and talk about the surprising Pacers and Bennedict Mathurin start to the season! Plus, features and a look down memory lane with former radio co-hosts.
Taped after the Sam Ehlinger news, the guys discuss the Colts' offense stinking it up for another Sunday and why they're accepting that unit for what it is. Also, an encouraging start for the Pacers' young guns, a disappointing in-state college football weekend, and Jake gets hung up on IU's historic loss total.
The guys headed back to Ball State for a special LIVE edition at Scheumann Stadium before the Cards did battle with Eastern Michigan. Hear from Ball State guests and the latest on in-state college football!
The guys discuss Indy's first complete (and competent) offensive performance of the year in a win over Jacksonville, examine the NFL's large middle class through six weeks, recap a crazy weekend in college football, and talk a little hoops as well!
The guys talk Colts-Broncos from Thursday Night Football and where the Colts need to improve the most. Also, a look around the in-state college football weekend, MLB Playoffs, and Schultz's early promise as an opera singer in his childhood.
The guys take the show on the road to Lou Malnati's in Broad Ripple for a special LIVE edition before Colts-Broncos on Thursday Night Football. They preview the game, talk about what's gone wrong for the Colts in 2022, and get a visit from WISH 8's Charlie Clifford.
The guys pick up the pieces from yet another dismal division performance for the Colts, discuss the ramifications of Purdue's big win and Indiana's big loss, and get into a Pro Fishing controversy and Schultz's "hot streak" in college.
Finally, a Colts win to talk about! The guys look back on Indy's surprising bounceback against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, look around the Week 3 NFL slate, recap in-state college football, and Schultz mercilessly trolls WGU Indiana' Corey Elliot (filling-in for Jake this week!) about his beloved Texas Longhorns.
It's time to evaluate the state of the franchise and where the Colts are going (or not going) after Sunday's pathetic performance in Jacksonville. The guys also fit in some college football and reveal Schultz's go-to bar in Bloomington.
The guys dive into an opening game in Houston that the Colts didn't lose... but didn't win. Also, Week 1 surprises around the NFL, the impact of Notre Dame's upset loss to Marshall, and Query gets a belated 50th birthday gift.
The guys kick off Season 3 by recapping a crazy college football weekend, discuss whether back-to-back division roadies for the Colts are must-wins, look back on Query's 50th birthday celebration, and jump into the world of tennis grunting.
We celebrate two milestones - Episode #100 and Jake's 50th birthday (even though the surprise got ruined) - but also talk plenty of football as the College Football season kicks off for Purdue, Indiana, and Notre Dame, and the Preseason/Camp wraps up for the Colts!
What should the Colts do with Sam Ehlinger? The guys talk about that and other storylines emerging from Preseason Game 2. Also, a look at the Big Ten's new massive media deal, a SausageFest recap, and Query makes fun of Schultz's new shirt.
The guys give their thoughts on Indy's preseason opening performance in Buffalo, discuss where IU football goes from here in a critical year for Tom Allen, celebrate a special show anniversary, and lose it over a 75-year overdue library book.
Schultz joins virtually, after finally testing positive for COVID right after last week's show, and the guys discuss the midpoint of Colts' camp, IndyCar's messy Nashville weekend, an underwhelming Pro Football HOF Class, and the new Woodstock '99 doc.
In a jam-packed Episode 96, the guys react to the Deshaun Watson suspension verdict, pick their Colts' X-Factors for 2022, and recap the racing action at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Also, remembering the legendary Bill Russell and the worst American city accents!
After a week away, the guys jump into the Colts' Training Camp storylines as they officially begin their 2022 season, they take a look at the (currently) dead Pacers-Lakers trade, recap a great weekend for IndyCar in Iowa, and a fly invades the studio.
Is an Ayton-to-Indiana deal imminent? The guys discuss, plus Jonathan Taylor's 2022 expectations coming off a fantastic second season, a house that's a basketball court, Schultz vs. Djokovic in a calf muscle competition and Jake's stay in a boutique hotel in NYC.
The guys discuss the USC-UCLA to Big Ten bombshell and where that leaves Notre Dame. Plus, Malcolm Brogdon going/Jalen Smith staying, the Andretti drama at Mid-Ohio, and the show's first sandwich!
In the June finale, the guys give a full recap of the Pacers' three-player draft class and discuss the NBA Draft storylines, plus Schultz's super random family trip to Iowa, and muted words on Twitter.
The guys turn their full attention to draft week and discuss the potential of a Pacers' trade to land another first round pick. Also, they tie a bow on the NBA Finals (and Schultz admits to being wrong), debate whether or not Steph Curry changed basketball, plus Jake shares the story of an athletic legend buried in Indianapolis you may not know about.
With the NBA Finals knotted at two apiece, the guys debate who is control and take a look at Pacers' targets at #6. Plus, a discussion about the (likely) end of college football divisions, Schultz's busy AOL Instant Messaging schedule, and Lou Malnati's delivers pies in-studio!
In a ridiculous Episode 89, the guys discuss the expectations for the unproven Colts (notably Parris Campbell), Jake tries to prove his nosebleed hospitalization was serious and ranks his IndyCar trips, plus the latest on the NBA Finals, and Schultz's v-neck t-shirt selection!
The guys recap the perfect weather - but not-so-perfect race - at the Indianapolis 500, give their winners and losers from the day, take a first look at the NBA Finals, and Query gets in some last digs at Schultz's mustache.
It's Race Week! The guys recap a speedy qualifying weekend, pick their race winners, discuss Trayce Jackson-Davis's impact on next year's Indiana squad, and Schultz reveals a bit too much in his new Chateau Kitchens shower.
The guys give their initial impressions of the Colts' 2022 slate, recap a wet and wild Grand Prix at IMS, talk NBA Conference Finals, and eat some delicious Hoagies & Hops hot dogs.
Rich Strike's 80-to-1 win has the guys remembering some of their favorite sports longshots. Also, the latest on a tightening NBA Playoff field, Alexander Rossi's future, and rejected personal license plates in Florida!
The guys dive headfirst into the Colts' 2022 draft class, while Query complains about RAS scores and such. Also, how long can Matt Ryan go, Midwestern city power rankings, the latest on the NBA Playoffs, and Schultz being a loud eater.
The guys jump into a critical NFL Draft week for the Colts, listing needs and players they might be interested in. Also, Jake & Derek fight over Draft-related acronyms, discuss NIL deals exploding, and sample several delicious offerings from sponsors.
The guys react to the Colts' free agency splash with Stephon Gilmore, discuss the return of the USFL, as well as Race Thompson (IU) and Simas Lukosius (Butler), plus Query takes hot laps at IMS and Schultz chugs cheez whiz!
The Pacers' worst season in decades comes to a close (thankfully) and we turn the page to an interesting/exciting offseason. Also, an upcoming decision for Trayce Jackson-Davis, Query visits more famous dead people, and a debate over holiday candy.
The guys discuss the significance of Carolina-Duke's all-time classic and preview tonight's title game, welcome a new (old) face at Butler, get into Peyton Manning's conversations with Matt Ryan, and Query gets new studio props to toss at Schultz's head.
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The guys recap Purdue's embarrassing exit, disagree on the entertainment value in a blueblood-filled Final Four, discuss the Colts' contention hopes with Matt Ryan, and recount Schultz's random trip to Pittsburgh.
We discuss Purdue marching on and having a Final Four drought-busting route paved, the fanbase's impatient with the Colts' stagnant free agency, and two pigs tag-teaming a bear in an epic fight in Connecticut.
In a super busy Episode 77, the guys discuss the end of the Carson Wentz era (if you want to call it that) and how the Colts will get their QB1 and other pieces in free agency. Also, a look at Indiana and Purdue's draws in the NCAA Tournament bracket, Tom Brady's unretirement, and Schultz's Beanie Baby collection.
The guys tie a bow on the 2022 NFL Combine and discuss what they learned. Also, how far can Purdue and Indiana go in the postseason, Jake's trip to the DEEP portion of the Deep South, and Schultz drops the first F-bomb in show history.
We discuss Purdue's Big Ten title and Indiana's NCAA Tournament hopes coming down to this week, new but familiar faces on the Colts' coaching staff, and whether or not community showers are gross.
Schultz returns from vacation to talk about the Michigan-Wisconsin postgame controversy and IU's NCAA Tournament bubble situation. The guys also talk Carson Wentz, All-Star Weekend, and their most interesting U.S. Presidents (on Presidents Day)!
Nick Yeoman fills in for a vacationing Schultz to talk about the Pacers' big moves, Super Bowl LVI, Purdue/IU hoops, and more!
The guys react to a big move from the Pacers (finally), talk about Purdue's hot streak and Trayce Jackson-Davis' struggles against prominent bigs, get to know Gus Bradley, and learn the physiological purpose for yawning.
The guys discuss an interesting Super Bowl LVI matchup, Matt Eberflus' departure and a big shake-up for the Colts defensive staff, big weeks for Purdue and Indiana, and the proper pronunciation of the word "lever".
The guys catch their breath after an electrifying and historic NFL Divisional Weekend, discuss how far the Colts are from truly contending, changes to the Overtime rules, and IU's breakthrough win (Purdue) and follow-up flop (Michigan).
The guys take a look at possible Carson Wentz replacements for the Colts, recap a mostly entertaining (outside of the 2 vs. 7 games) NFL Wild Card Weekend, a renewal of the Purdue-Indiana rivalry later this week, and Schultz's pronunciation of "Creighton".
The guys recap a catastrophic and unthinkable end to the 2021 Colts and what changes need to be made in the offseason. Also, College Football Championship Game in Indy predictions, a big week for IU hoops, and Query learns what Wordle is... the hard way.
In the first show of 2022, the guys discuss the Colts' flat performance in a disappointing loss to Vegas, Purdue's big bowl win and how expansion could possible fix the annual Semifinal blowouts, Lance Stephenson's return, and some positive changes (hopefully, at least for Schultz) for Q & S heading into the new year!
In the final show of 2021, the guys discuss the Colts' huge win over the Patriots, their contender status in the AFC, the curtain falling on the Crossroads Classic, and Query decides it's a good idea to bring up how dolphins feed their young.
The guys eventually recap a very beneficial bye week for the Colts' playoff hopes, Purdue's short-lived stayed atop the college basketball rankings, and the latest on a very interesting week for the Pacers (including a visit from Steph Curry), despite Schultz declaring it "the worst show ever" because of Jake's interruptions.
We recap an easy Colts win over Houston and re-examine the Carson Wentz trade entering the final stretch (with a little YPP talk) of his first season in Indy. Also, history for Purdue basketball (#1!), the comatose Indiana Pacers, and Schultz gets back to his Karate training.
We recap the Colts blowing it against the Buccaneers, the fans playing the Frank Reich Blame Game, Purdue taking back the Bucket in Jeff Brohm's turnaround season, and Jake spouts off some farm equipment facts.
The guys recap the Colts' most impressive performance of the season to date and give their thoughts on Jonathan Taylor's MVP candidacy. Also, Purdue's big sports weekend, Thanksgiving pie discussion, and an in-studio visit from Joey Chestnut!
We recap an ugly (but winning!) Colts-Jaguars slog, discuss where IU football goes after a catastrophic 2021 season, get into the Pacers getting back on track, and debate whether you should meet internet friends in real life.
After 22 months, Query is back on the radio again and we discuss him returning to the airwaves. Also, a look back on a (rare) Thursday Night home game for the Colts, Purdue's continued dominance over top-five foes, and Schultz's passionate defense of Daylight Saving Time.
We discuss how the Colts blew it against the Titans, potentially losing the division (and the season?), and discuss Carson Wentz's warts showing up at the worst time. Also, we talk about an important road win for Purdue, the potential for an 11-win Notre Dame season, and the Pacers' disastrous start to a new season.
We recap a rain-soaked Colts win in San Francisco and talk about the offense's potential with an ascending Michael Pittman Jr. Also, Pacers' opening week thoughts, college football recap, Jake tests his Steph Curry Theory with Patrick Mahomes, and underrated Halloween candy bars.
The guys discuss the Colts' thumping of the lowly Texans, Jonathan Taylor's ridiculousness and the return of The Colts Surge Train (TM). Plus, what Purdue's big win over #2 Iowa means for their season, IU football backtracking, and Schultz's first live USMNT soccer experience.
We preview the Colts' Monday Night Football tilt in Baltimore, wrap up an absolutely insane weekend in college football, and talk about an Jake completing a tradition the other day which is by far the coolest thing he does every year (no, it has nothing to do with the Indy 500).
Colts win! The guys discuss the Colts coming through against Jacoby Brissett and the Dolphins, a tough Saturday for Purdue and Indiana, Jake's insistence on Ohio State making the playoffs, and a difficult playoff scenario for Derek's marriage.
The guys dissect the Colts' disastrous 0-3 start after a frustrating afternoon in Nashville, debate the Carson Wentz backup situation, discuss IU/Purdue surviving and bowl hopes, and somehow stumble into a state capitals quiz and Schultz's Monopoly prowess.
The guys recap a more encouraging loss for the Colts, give the latest on Carson Wentz's ankle(s), and dive into a disappointing big game Saturday for Indiana and Purdue. Also, Schultz burns his lip on pancakes (?) and Query visits more dead people in California.
The guys discuss yet another Colts' season-opening loss and what Sunday's demolition by the Seahawks means for Indy going forward. They also take a look around college football, including an intriguing Purdue-Notre Dame Week 3 matchup, and Jake reveals a hidden talent.
The guys talk about IU and Purdue giving very different first impressions in college football's opening weekend, predictions for the Colts' 2021 record, Schultz's childhood mastery of karate, and Query's long-awaited North Central High School Hall of Fame nod.
It's a special edition LIVE show from Ball State! The guys ring in the MAC Champion Cardinals' home opener with visits from head coach Mike Neu, Athletic Director Beth Goetz, University President Geoffrey Mearns, and more! It's all Ball State, all the time in this two-hour pregame show from Muncie.
In the 50th episode since the relaunch, the guys remember the iconic Robin Miller, tie a bow on the Colts' preseason, preview Indiana, Purdue, and Notre Dame on the college gridiron, and Jake goes on an old man rant about fashion choices of people in their twenties.
The guys discuss the good news surrounding the returns of Carson Wentz, Ryan Kelly, and Quenton Nelson to Colts' practice, Jake's random connection to Tony Gwynn, and Schultz celebrates a 20-year milestone with an extremely embarrassing picture.
The guys celebrate their 10-year anniversary together (8/15/11 was the launch of the radio show), analyze Jacob Eason's NFL debut, and react to the messy road course Cup race at IMS and the Malice at the Palace documentary. Plus, Query likes Kevin Costner and an explanation of Schultz's senior prank, "Tin Foil Man".
In Episode 47, Q & S head back to Victory Field for the first time in two years for a special edition live show! We remember the great Bob Jenkins, discuss the ever-changing Colts' QB situation, analyze the good/bad/ugly from IndyCar's wild weekend in Nashville, and talk to several Indianapolis Indians guests and The Shop's Brian Kelly live on-site.
The guys jump into the "catastrophic" (Schultz term) news about Carson Wentz's foot and how the Colts should proceed. Also, Pacers' draft class reaction, the Cubs blow it up, and Jake goes through Derek's wallet.
The guys return from a week off to shower praise upon Giannis, discuss possible conference realignment following the Texas/OU move to the SEC, get into the Colts' vaccine issue, and Schultz conquering of his fear of airplane lavatories.
We talk about the Bucks getting on the board in the NBA Finals, the Shohei/Stephen A controversy, embarrass themselves over the MLB All-Star rosters, and celebrate the 25th anniversary of perhaps Indy's greatest sports venue.
The NBA Finals are set and we talk about what's to like about a Suns-Bucks matchup. Also, diving into the Pacers' trade rumor mill, Joey Chestnut's heroics, and Jake's continued infatuation with frisbees.
We discuss Rick Carlisle's potential impact in his return to the Blue and Gold, the NFL Combine's inevitable departure from Indianapolis, and why Jimmies has officially conquered Sprinkles in the ice cream topping argument.
We discuss the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling against the NCAA, a dramatic NBA Conference Semifinal round, consuming Rocky Mountain Oysters (don't ask) and exotic foods, and Jake annoyingly throws a frisbee around the studio.
We discuss a suddenly wide open NBA Playoff field, Jake's never-ending nosebleed in Detroit, CFB Playoff proposal, and the lack of famous people from Indianapolis compared to other similarly sized Midwestern cities.
In the Dave Parker episode, we discuss the addition of Julio Jones to the AFC South, Nate McMillan's first playoff series victory in over fifteen years, reveal their most-listened to albums, and attempt to talk U.S. Soccer.
We recap a perfect day in the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500, examine Helio's all-time legacy, hand out our personal awards ("He finished where??", "Mr. Irrelevant", etc.), and get into the abhorrent fan behavior in the NBA Playoffs and the possible end of press conferences.
We preview the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500, with storylines to watch and race winner predictions! Plus, Jake is shocked Phil Mickelson hadn't won a major in forever, Nate Bjorkgren's future as Pacers' head coach, and is Schultz's kitchen island actually a peninsula?
The Pacers are in the playoffs (sort of!), so we talk play-in and T.J. McConnell's impact. Also, is Tamika Catchings' the greatest pro athlete in Indianapolis history and first-time winner or former champion for 2021 Indy 500 winner? We'll answer those questions and Query unfairly disparages one of the greatest television shows ever created.
Query is worried that his life-saving heart meds are leading to weight gain, but more importantly, the guys talk Pacers needing wholesale changes, the Colts' newest left tackle, and look back on Albert Pujols' start in St. Louis, which Jake covered twenty years ago.
We react to the sad passing of Bobby Unser, the racing icon and incomparable personality. Also, a recap of the Colts' Draft class (we don't do draft grades - that's dumb), the Pacers' historic beatdown of the tanking Thunder, and discuss Jake's intimidating behavior over the phone with customer service representatives.
The guys react to the IMS announcement about fan capacity for the race and other Month of May events, predict what the Colts will do in this week's draft, debate the top-end quarterback prospects, and Jake shares a heartwarming story involving the bond he's formed with the heart surgeon who saved his life.
The guys remember the great Slick Leonard, Jake randomly visits the estate of an overlooked former President and bleeds all over a hotel room (don't ask), talk Super League and relevance to major college football in the states, and remember the victims of the tragic FedEx shooting on the Westside.
Despite the local sports "lull" (Query's word), we get into the Colts' offseason to this point, IU and Purdue dealing with the transfer portal, the impact of Hideki Matsuyama's Masters win, and Schultz's lawn.
We recap a dud of a National Title game, talk about Mike Woodson's big first week at Indiana. Query visits the actual live bear on Baylor's campus, and we debate whether or not Gonzaga is still an all-time great team.
The Final Four is set and Indiana (finally) has a new head coach! We talk about the final teams left standing in Indy, the start of the Mike Woodson era, and Query asks local restaurant workers to rank college basketball fanbases.
It's CHAOS in the all-Indiana NCAA Tournament! We recap a crazy opening two rounds and jump back into IU's head coaching search. Also, Jake is incredulous that I've never heard of Abilene, Texas (before last week, obviously) and we try to guess the name of Oregon State's beaver.
In a special edition of Query & Schultz, the guys are LIVE from Indy Card Exchange on the first day of the NCAA Tournament! They talk about the Brad Stevens rumors, Purdue's chances, the sorry state of the Pacers, and are joined on-site by Indy Card Exchange owner Andy Albert, who grades Query's 1970s card collection.
It's a loaded Episode 27!
The guys discuss the NCAA Tournament draw, Archie Miller's firing, Drew Brees' retirement, and Query highlights his newfound hearing problem.
The guys discuss the soon-to-be-over (we think) Archie Miller era at Indiana, Purdue's continued dominance of the rivalry and March chances, rant about the NCAA Tournament floor changes, and give their informed takes on the Meghan & Harry Royal Interview!
Everyone stinks right now! The guys discuss the freefalling Hoosiers and Pacers, recap Schultz's birthday weekend, remember the great Larry Clisby, and hit on all of their usual weekly features.
The guys react to the Carson Wentz trade, debate the temperature of Archie Miller's seat, hit their usual weekly features and Schultz spends way too much time on it being his birthday week!
Pushed back a day for Indiana's Snowmageddon 2021, we discuss Sam Darnold's potential (or lack thereof), how boring the current Pacers are, the possibility of F1 returning to Indy and a savvy business venture for both of us.
In our post-Super Bowl edition, we discuss another Tom Brady title/MVP (ugh), the latest on the Colts ongoing quarterback search, and Peyton getting in + Reggie left out in the Hall voting. Also, explaining the boundaries of Midtown, our weekly features, IU's season-saving sweep, and some college stories that really shouldn't have been shared...
After losing out on Stafford, where does the Colts' QB search go from here? The guys discuss in Episode 21. Also, a mediocre January for the Pacers, Victor Oladipo's "quit on me" comment, weekly features and Jake reveals an extremely random talent.
Super Bowl LV is set and the guys set the stage for another Tom Brady appearance (ugh). Q & S also discuss the growing list of Colts' quarterback options, IU's post-Iowa win flop, the latest on the Pacers, their usual features, and a victorious but disturbing accomplishment in the Schultz household.
Q & S recap Divisional Weekend and look forward to Championship Sunday. We also take a look at the Oladipo-LeVert trade and Purdue's continued ownership of Indiana (and where IU goes from here). Also, most relevant Presidents of Query's life and examining a common Twitter misunderstanding... Enjoy!
The curtain has fallen on the 2020 Colts season and we recap a disappointing end, but strangely fulfilling year, in the latest episode of Q & S! Jake and I discuss Frank Reich’s decision-making and what the Colts may do with their in-house free agents like TY Hilton and Justin Houston (unfortunately, the Castonzo retirement news came the day after we taped). Also, we catch up on the Pacers, Indiana and Purdue – who are set to renew their rivalry on Thursday – and get into our usual features! Oh, and top Nickelodeon shows of all-time.
After a two-week break, we return to recap the Colts winning and getting into the playoffs, IU falling flat on their face in the Outback Bowl, and the entire NCAA Tournament coming to Indianapolis. Also, Query reacts to his beloved Clemson Tigers get stuffed into a garbage disposal in the Sugar Bowl and we give our New Year's Resolutions!
In Episode 16, we discuss the Colts' latest last-minute victory over the Texans and Indiana's bowl selection snub. Jake also brings up an interesting theory around Indy's Week 17 game against Jacksonville and we divulge our favorite Christmas gifts of all-time.
In Episode 15, we recap a dominating Colts win in Vegas and the big step they've made towards locking up a postseason spot. Also, we throw around ideas for an Indianapolis Indians name change and try to put together the College Football Playoff picture.
We recap the Colts' close shave against Houston, take a look at the AFC Playoff picture, and discuss IU's bowl destination. I say goodbye to Amazon and we both pay tribute to two larger-than-life Indy music scene figures, who tragically passed in the last few days.
We recap the Colts getting run over by Derrick Henry and the Titans, discuss Purdue's on-field regression since Jeff Brohm's extension, share some college hoops thoughts, and I bid the Hyundai a sad farewell.
In this edition of Q & S, we recap the Colts' impressive win over Green Bay, discuss whether Jonathan Taylor is finally ready to break out, and recap a pair of frustrating (Purdue) and promising (IU) losses. Also, Schultz makes a bad analogy when discussing the TJ Leaf trade, and the guys argue over whether traditional Thanksgiving food is boring and lame.
We discuss the Colts' dominant performance in Nashville, argue over whether Saturday's game is Indiana football's biggest in its modern history, and I (Schultz) have car troubles... again.
What's the Colts' ceiling after a second-half collapse against the Ravens? We discuss that, plus another historical milestone for IU football, and Query is sad about Clemson actually losing a game.
Don't look now, but the Colts are in first place! Oh, and Jake is still alive! Winning Local Football Teams take centerstage in this week's installment of Query & Schultz.
Jake is alive! Query re-tells the scary story of his sudden and massive heart attack, and shares a special prevention message.
We discuss Philip Rivers' impressive bounce-back performance and where the Colts stand through six games as they head into their bye week. Also, we get into how wrong I was about the Titans (gulp), the NFL's upper crust, and the World Series matchup.
We recap a pitiful Colts' performance in Cleveland to lead off the show. We also fit in some talk about the NBA Finals coming to an end and somehow got on the topic of "Ernest" films.
We talk about the Colts' impressive first quarter start, the NBA Finals in full swing, and the Pacers ongoing Victor Oladipo and head coaching search sagas. Oh, and Query kept grilling me on my crucial role as a professional Amazon Smile Provider.
We recap another dominating Colts' victory, dive into the latest reports of Victor Oladipo's impeding departure (sure feels that way), and Query has a big problem with how I chew gum.
The Colts bounce back with a win, Schultz has a super important photoshoot, and a special guest comes in-studio to terrify everyone on set.
The Colts flop in Jacksonville, Query brings in the dreaded clown painting, and Schultz re-tells a story of when he ran on the field during an IU football game with six other people.
It's the Query & Schultz relaunch! We start on our new home, ISC Sports Network, and get you up-to-speed on what's happened with us over the last eight months. Also, we make Colts predictions, talk about the Big Ten not playing with COVID concerns, and why gender reveal parties are terrible.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel leads off the hour and Query re-tells the scary story of inadvertently interrupting an armed robbery over the weekend.
Q & S recap a very successful college hoops weekend for in-state teams, share their Love That Play, and Query explains why he's nervous about Clemson's chances in tonight's title game.
The guys take a look back at Divisional Sunday in the NFL, a successful hoops weekend, and MLB's harsh punishment placed upon the Houston Astros for sign-stealing.
Eddie White shares his memories of Indiana and golf icon Pete Dye and gets into Victor Oladipo's upcoming return.
In the wake of Neil Pert's passing, the guys rank famous Canadians and get back into the NFL and college football weekend.
Injury expert Will Carroll looks at some of the injury concerns for the upcoming playoff games, the guys remember a rock legend who just passed away, and Eddie White shares his memories of Pete Dye and talks Pacers.
Q & S jump into Purdue's tough double OT loss last night, take a look at the NFL Divisional Weekend, and Schultz gets a little too graphic about potty training his toddler.
The former Purdue return man and Big Ten champion track star talks about his path through six teams, several cuts, and a few practice squads to 49ers leading rusher, San Francisco's therapy Frenchie, and how he ended up in West Lafayette.
Q & S get back into the hoops conversation, pick whether or not Purdue and IU will make the NCAA Tournament, and Schultz caps the hour with some air guitar.
Which Colts free agents would you bring back? The guys discuss and catch up with former Purdue standout turned 49ers RB Raheem Mostert.
The Pacers get blasted but at least TJ Warren and Jimmy Butler added some intrigue to an otherwise awful night. Later in the hour, Mark Montieth chimes in with his thoughts on last night's loss and the rut the Pacers find themselves in.
2022 Indy CFP Host Committee Board Chair, Mark Howell about how the Circle City is preparing for the national title game just 2 short years away. As well as how Indy can separate themselves as a host city compared to some other college football hotbeds.
The third hour from the first Q & S show from KSR starts with Jake and Derek talking to 2022 Indy CFP Host Committee Board Chair, Mark Howell about how the Circle City is preparing for the national title game just 2 short years away. As well as how Indy can separate themselves as a host city compared to some other college football hotbeds. They re-rack Buy it or BullBleep! and talk a sports scandal centered in Indianapolis.
Jeremiah Johnson, sidelines for Fox Sports Indiana, joins via phone to talk Pacers and Victor Oladipo returning at the end of January, and just how well Nate McMillan has done this season. They also talk how vital the early season games against Miami and Toronto mean to the Pacers.
Hour 2 kicks off from KSR with Jeremiah Johnson, sidelines for Fox Sports Indiana, joins via phone to talk Pacers and Victor Oladipo returning at the end of January, and just how well Nate McMillan has done this season. They also talk how vital the early season games against Miami and Toronto mean to the Pacers. MyBookie.LV, Rafael Esparza also joins and talks NFL Playoff odds and which college hoops teams you should and shouldn't put money on.
In the latest edition of the Doyel & Derek podcast, Schultz and IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel discuss the potential of Tom Brady quarterbacking the Colts, why folks aren't talking about Butler as much as they should, and the Pacers' mini-slump.
Query & Schultz kick off their new year year with the first remote from KSR in 2020, and it is the first of 2 shows this January. Jake and Derek talk Georgia QB Jake Fromm declaring for the 2020 NFL Draft, and where he could potentially end up, as well as the first Buy it or BullBleep! of the new year! And Jake and Derek say goodbye to the famous IMS troughs.
The Butler Insider for the IndyStar discusses the Dawgs incredible 14-1 start to the season, the growth of their core, and why Providence is a much tougher game than it appears.
The guys get back into the Bob Knight return topic and chat with David Woods of the IndyStar about #6 Butler's terrific start to the season.
Longtime NBA writer Sean Deveney talks Pacers and the East landscape as we near the season's halfway point and the guys hit their $100 Wings ETC Trivia Question for this week.
Which veteran QB would you most prefer if the Colts go that route? The guys discuss that and the potential of Bob Knight's return to Assembly Hall - maybe as soon as Saturday's game.
The IndyStar columnist discusses the possibility of Tom Brady landing in Indy, concerns about the Pacers mini-drought, and more.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel talks Brady and the possibility of him landing in Indianapolis, plus more calls and IU basketball discussion.
Q & S step away from the Colts QB talk to recap a rough hoops weekend for everybody but Butler, share their Love That Play, and give their Golden Globes takes from last night.
The guys kick off the show by discussing the Brady-to-Colts possibility and Schultz is irrationally excited about the show's new live YouTube stream.
Will Carroll gives his take on Tua’s injury risk, should he declare for the NFL Draft, and Schultz is optimistic about Edgerrin James’ Hall of Fame chances.
The guys discuss how IU snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in the Gator Bowl and talk to author Steve Beaven about his book on the tragic 1977 UE plane crash.
The Athletic columnist discusses where the Colts go from here at quarterback and looks back on his favorite Indy sports stories from the 2010s.
The guys react to Chris Ballard's season-ending press conference today and talk Colts while looking back on the sports decade that was with The Athletic columnist Bob Kravitz.
When is the best time to take down holiday decorations? The guys discuss and get into the remaining Bowl game and NFL Wild Card weekend plays with Raphael Esparza of MyBookie.LV.
The guys are relieved to add another year to the resume, jump into the Colts' QB rumor mill surrounding Philip Rivers and Tom Brady, and talk Pacers heading into the new year with Mark Montieth.
Q & S get a Gator Bowl preview and Archie Miller discussion from IU Insider Zach Osterman of the Indianapolis Star.
Zach Osterman of the IndyStar previews the Gator Bowl and the guys give their biggest sports stories of the 2010s.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder leads off the hour to tie a bow on the Colts' season and Query discusses new ideas to replace the IndyCar New Year's drop.
Q & S talk about addressing the Colts QB situation, play Buy it or Bull, and get into a brief Baseball Hall of Fame ballot discussion.
The IndyStar columnist gives a postmortem on the 2019 Colts, discusses what he would do with the quarterback situation, and his evaluation of Archie Miller nearing the halfway point of Year 3.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel kicks off the hour by looking forward to the 2020 offseason, and the guys get back into the Colts and College Football National Championship talk.
Q & S depart from the Colts talk to get into Indiana's loss to Arkansas and where the program stands as they head back into Big Ten play. Also, they share their Love That Play later in the hour.
The Colts end the season with a thud in Jacksonville and the guys give their grades. Also, Schultz makes an analogy of the Colts' quarterback situation to an ex-girlfriend.
Fresh off an historic, two-punt return touchdown performance, Nyheim Hines of the Colts joins the guys to talk about his big day.
The IndyStar's Gregg Doyel joins the show, the guys get back into the Colts, and former Ball State star/MLB first-rounder Drey Jameson talks about a neat local fundraiser happening in Greenfield on Saturday.
Q & S recap the Crossroads Classic, share their Love That Play, and get into the Christmas spirit.
The guys recap the Colts' blowout win over the Panthers and talk to yesterday's hero Nyheim Hines, fresh off two punt return touchdowns.
The Panthers writer for The Athletic discusses what to expect from QB3 Will Grier, Cam Newton's future, and how Ron Rivera's legacy will be remembered there.
Schultz wanted to get people excited for Sunday's meaningless Colts-Panthers game, so he made a promo!
Dave Griffiths of Fox 59 talks Colts-Panthers, the guys discuss tomorrow's Crossroads Classic, and Marian head coach Mark Henninger hops on to discuss playing for a "Natty" tomorrow night.
Injury expert Will Carroll gives his take on what the Colts will do at quarterback this offseason, the guys celebrate the end of Blue Indy, and Query gets back into the Christmas songs...
Query is feeling under the weather and tries to diagnose his sickness, the guys talk about potential history in the Colts-Panthers game Sunday, and Joe Person of The Athletic previews things from the Carolina side.
The three-time Super Bowl champion and Indy sports villain defends his "injury" from the infamous 2003 Colts-Patriots game and talks about the end perhaps coming for Tom Brady's remarkable run.
The former Colts offensive lineman plugs his annual neuroblastoma fundraiser and gives opinion of Jacoby Brissett and how the 2019 season fell apart.
Q & S get back into the Colts, former O-Lineman Ryan Diem talks Colts and a special cause, and Schultz tries to prove he's a terrific dancer.
Kevin Garnett says some stupid stuff about LeBron, and three-time Super Bowl champion Willie McGinest visits to talk about "the injury" in 2003 and perhaps the end coming for the Brady/Belichick dynasty.
Q & S joke about the Colts' "wrinkles" that they're implementing for two meaningless games, give their take on the latest Star Wars chapter debuting tonight, and talk Pacers with Mark Montieth.
The three-time Super Bowl champ joins the show before his son’s trip to Indy and discusses the possible outlook for John Elway (and, potentially, Peyton Manning) in Denver.
The guys get back into the Pacers and talk to agent Buddy Baker about a special charity event and his Colts clients, Kenny Moore and Jack Doyle.
Three-time Super Bowl champ Ed McCaffrey talks Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning, and his son coming to play in Indy this weekend. Plus, Query torments Schultz with awful holiday music.
Pacers get a big W over the Lakers, the guys play Buy it or Bull, and Jacoby Brissett somehow makes the Pro Bowl.
The TV voice of the Pacers previews their big tilt with the Lakers tonight, and tells the story of his surprise hospital visit during a recent road trip to NYC.
Q & S get back into the Colts, take some listener reaction, and discuss how boring the Colts have become.
Where does Drew Brees rank among the all-time QB greats? The guys discuss and talk about the big Pacers-Lakers game tonight with Chris Denari of FS Indiana.
After getting run by the Saints, the guys shift their Colts' focus to 2020 and pick of the pieces of the latest loss with The Athletic's Stephen Holder.
The IndyStar sports columnist previews Colts-Saints and goes off on the Patriots for yet another scandal.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel joins the show live from New Orleans and the guys get back into Colts-Saints.
Q & S discuss Fred Glass's legacy at Indiana, share their Love That Play from Schultz's hometown, and recap the hoops weekend.
Can the Colts hang with the Saints? The guys discuss, and Query notices a Holiday song that shares a very similar instrumental to a sports theme song.
We call Ed Sherman, author of "This is B1G: How the Big Ten set the Standard in College Sports," and talk the history of the Big Ten and the research put into the project. Ed even gives some Big Ten trivia and shares some unknown and untold stories about the Big Ten.
In the final hour of this special, No Derek Friday, episode Jake talks IU basketball and how much potential this years team has, and where they and Purdue can go from here. He also shares his gift wrapping woes with some of you, and Zak Keefer, Colts writer for The Athletic, joins and talks the upcoming matchup against the Saints in week 15. They also talk Adam Vinatieri and his future not only with the Colts but in the NFL.
The hour kicks off with Jake being joined by Fox59 Sports Director Chris Hagan. They talk potential Colts playoff chances and what players could return or not next season. Also Jake tells a certain someone to shut their donut hole in Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole! And Finally, Will Carroll, injury expert and Motus Global talks Colts injuries and what to expect in Monday's matchup against New Orleans.
It is a special Friday edition of Q & S, and that's because Derek is out! Jake talks how he's ahead of his holiday shopping but is also ahead on his calendar. He also takes callers to see who is actually interested in NFL action this Sunday with the Colts not playing until Monday Night. We call Ed Sherman, author of "This is B1G: How the Big Ten set the Standard in College Sports," and talk the history of the Big Ten and the research put into the project.
The Hall of Fame kicker and former all-time points leader discusses Adam Vinatieri's struggles, when he knew it was time to walk away, and shares some great stories from his year at Ben Davis in the 1970s.
Hall of Fame kicker Morten Andersen leads off the hour with his take on Adam Vinatieri and some old stories from Ben Davis. Also, the guys pick some select NFL Week 15 matchups.
IndyStar Colts Insider Jim Ayello leads off the hour to discuss the team's approach as they play out the string, Anne asks to co-host with Jake, and Schultz shares a Twitter question from last night.
The guys recap the Pacers' first "signature" win of the season with Mark Montieth, share a surprisingly short Colts injury report, and Query makes fun of Schultz for wearing mittens as a grown man.
The NFL Network analyst and former GM talks about the league's All-Time Team that he's helping compile, the existence of tanking, and his opinion of Jacoby Brissett.
We asked the NFL Network analyst, and longtime General Manager with the Redskins and Texans, if "tanking" exists in the league.
The guys re-rack Buy it or Bull!, talk to the NFL Network's Charley Casserly about tanking, and Schultz shares some personal news.
What's the Colts fan mentality right now? Q & S discuss that as the team plays out the string this season. Also, Vegas handicapper Raphael Esparza gives his picks for this week's NFL games.
The TaxSlayer CEO & President discusses the selection process that led them to Indiana-Tennessee as their matchup and their working partnership with the Jaguars in Jacksonville.
Why would anyone give the Patriots the benefit of the doubt? The guys discuss the latest allegations, once again involving videotaping an opponent's sideline.
The guys get back into PG and the Patriots. They also welcome on TaxSlayerBowl CEO Rick Catlett and Schultz later shares a story of a bad breakup.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder talks about the Patriots allegations and what he saw from Jacoby Brissett on Sunday, and the guys look back on a big recent anniversary for IU hoops.
Paul George said some things following last night's return to Indianapolis that bothered the guys, so they lead off with that. Also, a discussion on the latest cheating scandal involving the Patriots.
The college hoops writer for The Athletic gives a weekend recap for Butler, Indiana, and Purdue, and gives his take on whether or not all three teams will make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2016.
Who is most to blame for the Colts' struggles? Gregg Doyel answers that question and Q & S take a look at the Colts not-so-realistic playoff chances!
The guys share their Love That Play for this week, briefly touch on college hoops, and get back into the Colts.
The guys recap another disappointing loss for the Colts, the end of the line for Adam Vinatieri, and talk area college hoops with Dustin Dopirak of The Athletic.
The WDAE midday host in Tampa broke down the Colts-Bucs matchup and shared his thoughts on what the future holds for Jameis Winston.
The Indiana signal caller talked about overcoming initially losing the QB battle, his family's obsessions with quarterback names, and discussed his future into 2020.
The guys argue about jimmies, get back into Colts-Bucs, and get a preview of the game from Pat Donovan of WDAE in Tampa.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks TY and Vinatieri, the guys share their "Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole!", and Indiana QB Peyton Ramsey talks Bowl game and his future.
Schultz dances into a great sports weekend, the guys preview Colts-Bucs, and talk Silent Night Game with Taylor's Josh Andrews.
The 12-time Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Champion and 6-time St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail Eating Champion joins the guys in-studio for his yearly visit.
The Indiana Sports Corp President discusses the future of the B1G Title Game, the possibility of hosting the NFL Draft, and what it's going to take to execute the College Football National Championship Game a few years from now.
The Butler star discusses his big shot ability, the team's quick turnaround from a disappointing 2018-19 season, and his possible future in sports radio.
Indiana Sports Corp President Ryan Vaughn discusses the Big Ten Title Game's future and other possible events like the NFL Draft being hosted by the Indy. Also, the guys get back into Vinatieri and catch up with former co-worker (and giant Colts fan), now Tampa rock radio DJ, Deuce!
Mark Montieth talks about another Pacers' win over an inferior team, Query rants about the team's handling of the Vinatieri situation, and the guys get into Purdue's blowout win over #5 Virginia.
Q & S kick off the show with a visit from Butler star Kamar Baldwin, get into the latest on the Adam Vinatieri injury situation, and welcome 12-time Mustard Belt champion Joey Chestnut in-studio.
The Big Ten Network studio host talks B1G football title game in Indianapolis on Saturday, Ohio State's dominance, and the starts to the hoops season for both IU and Purdue.
Q & S discuss the breaking news transaction the Colts made at kicker and welcome on Nick Gardner of the Butler Radio Network to discuss the Dawgs big win at Ole Miss last night.
BTN host Dave Revsine talks Big Ten Football title game and IU and Purdue's hoops starts and the guys talk to Rafael Esparza later in the hour for his Week 14 NFL betting picks.
The guys play Buy it or Bull and talk to farmer/grocer Jonathan Lawler in-studio, who is doing his part to fight hunger and food deserts in Indianapolis.
Schultz and IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel talk about Jacoby Brissett and the Colts falling short, the storylines from the high school football state finals, and the importance of IU's Bucket win over Purdue.
The Peegs senior writer talks IU hoops through the first seven games and takes a look at their current recruiting situation.
Jeff Rabjohns on Peegs.com gives his opinion of IU through the first seven games and IMS President Doug Boles pays the show a visit to talk about Penske changes and Lights at the Brickyard.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder talks about the Colts' outlook on Jacoby Brissett, Schultz shares his $100 Wings ETC Trivia Question, and the guys discuss Ron Rivera's firing in Carolina.
Q & S open with Pacers talk, after a win in Memphis last night, and get into Chad Kelly's legal issues and IU's first big hoops test tonight.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel leads off the hour and the guys get back into the Colts-Titans conversation with phone calls.
Departing from the Colts talk for the first time today, Q & S get into the Bucket win for Indiana and their possible Bowl destination, and share their weekly Love That Play.
The guys recap a devastating loss to the Titans, evaluate Jacoby Brissett after twelve weeks, and discuss where the Colts go from here.
The new Indiana Fever head coach joins the show to discuss her background, why she's taking on the job, and her experience in Russia.
Zach Osterman of the IndyStar talks Bucket game and the early season results for IU hoops, Query shares his $100 Wings ETC Question, and the guys try to think of things they're thankful for at work.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder evaluates Jacoby Brissett and the Colts' current playoff predicament. Later in the hour, Query asks listeners about a photo ticket he received in Oregon, and the guys get an extremely random phone call from Massachusetts.
The guys tie a bow on the Eric Ebron situation and welcome on new Indiana Fever head coach Marianne Stanley.
In his weekly visit to the show, the IndyStar columnist reacts to the Eric Ebron injury and discusses what IU has to do to truly make this a breakthrough football season in Bloomington.
The guys get back into the Ebron injury, where the Colts go with the Jacoby Brissett situation, and share some Old Oaken Bucket game memories.
A listener mails the guys a letter to overcome the broken phone lines last week, Jake & Derek recap the college football weekend, and Query has a fast food frequency question.
Q & S discuss Eric Ebron being shelved for the season, how the Colts replace him, and register listeners for a fantastic hoops trip to Las Vegas.
On the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination, Jake talked to his surgeon in Dallas. Dr. McClelland passed at the age of 89 earlier this Fall, but here is that conversation from 2013.
The Fox 59 sports anchor picks up the pieces from last night's 20-17 loss in Houston and gives his take on how the Colts will evaluate Jacoby Brissett.
The guys get back into Colts-Texans, evaluate Jacoby Brissett, and get listener reaction from a difficult setback in Houston.
More Colts postmortem, Query gives Schultz a hard time about his former love life, and Q & S talk to Western Boone head coach Justin Pelley before their Semi-State showdown in 2A.
The guys recap a disappointing loss in Houston, talk about what it means for the Colts going forward, and welcome on Fox 59's Dave Griffiths later in the hour.
Despite their "fall break", we welcome on Mark Montieth to talk Pacers and a big upcoming homestand that awaits them.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks about the statuses of several Colts players going into tonight and the fellas get back into the Indy-Houston matchup.
Jake and Brian from The Shop join the guys on-site at Brothers and Rafael Esparza gives his Colts-Texans pick and goes around the rest of the Week 12 NFL lines.
Q & S is live from Brother's in Broad Ripple and the first hour kicks off with Jake and Derek talking the big matchup between the Colts and the Texans in a battle for control of the AFC South. Breaking down some of the threats the Houston team poses for the Colts. And they are joined by
The UIndy head football coach talks about preparing for the playoffs and the continued importance of recruiting Indianapolis.
Back into Colts-Texans and Matt Thomas from Sports Talk 790 in Houston joins for a game preview.
More phone gremlins temporarily hijack the show, Q & S reveal a big giveaway, and talk about how to evaluate Jacoby Brissett's play.
The guys jump into Colts-Texans, TY's health, and Schultz outlines whether or not it's truly a "must-win" game. Also, UIndy's Chris Keevers joins later in the hour to talk about their upcoming playoff game.
The Colts writer for The Athletic gives his take on whether or not TY will play, compliments Indy's defense, and looks forward to Thursday's huge matchup.
NBA writer Sean Deveney joins to talk Pacers and the league one month into the season and the guys get back into the Colts discussion.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder previews Indy's critical matchup with the Texans and the guys recap a terrific Pacers' bounceback win.
The guys give the latest update on TY Hilton's status for Thursday night's game in Houston and deal with a problematic phone issue.
Schultz and IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel go head-to-head on whether or not Jacoby Brissett is a franchise quarterback and discuss Bob Knight's potential return to Assembly Hall.
The AEW President/CEO and Jaguars co-owner joins the guys in-studio to look back on yesterday's game, talk about Year 1 of All Elite Wrestling and the growth of the promotion, as well as the long-term stability of the Jaguars.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel talks Kenny Moore and why he's back on the Jacoby Brissett train. Also, Jaguars co-owner and AEW CEO Tony Khan visits in-studio!
The guys touch on Bob Knight's "return", if you want to call it that, and share their Love That Play selection for this week.
Q & S recap a dominating performance from the Colts yesterday and talk about their dicey injury situation on a short week heading into a critical division game at Houston.
Midday host on 1010 XL in Jacksonville, Tony Smith, joins Jake and Derek to start the hour to preview the Colts and Jaguars week 11 match-up and what to expect with Jacoby Brissett and Nick Foles returning from injury. Also touching on what it takes for each team to make a wildcard playoff spot this season, and even what the perception of the AFC is in Jacksonville.
Midday host on 1010 XL in Jacksonville, Tony Smith, joins Jake and Derek to start the hour to preview the Colts and Jaguars week 11 match-up and what to expect with Jacoby Brissett and Nick Foles returning from injury. Also touching on what it takes for each team to make a wildcard playoff spot this season, and even what the perception of the AFC is in Jacksonville. The Jack's Donut Shut Your Donut Hole! is given out as well, and Q & S make their Colts-Jags predictions.
Injury expert and Motus Global, Will Carroll joining Q & S to talk some of the things happening around the NFL like Jacoby Brissett and Nick Foles both set to return from injury ahead of the two teams' week 11 match-up, and the Colin Kaepernick private workout set for November 16th. Carroll also touches on the Myles Garrett situation.
The hour starts with injury expert and Motus Global, Will Carroll joining Q & S to talk some of the things happening around the NFL like Jacoby Brissett and Nick Foles both set to return from injury ahead of the two teams' week 11 match-up, and the Colin Kaepernick private workout set for November 16th. Q & S also discuss two in-state top 25 match-ups with IU taking on Penn State and Notre Dame battling the Navy Shipmen.
Author of "Oscar Charleston: The Life and Legend of Baseball's Greatest Forgotten Player," Jeremy Beer joins via phone to discuss the book and what things would've been like if Charleston had made it to the Major Leagues. He also talks what the city of Indianapolis meant to Charleston, as well as the life and career of the baseball legend.
This hour kicks off with Jake and Derek talking the fallout from the TNF incident concerning Myles Garrett and the Pittsburgh Steelers, and if the punishment fit the crime for the star DE. Author of "Oscar Charleston: The Life and Legend of Baseball's Greatest Forgotten Player," Jeremy Beer joins via phone to discuss the book and what things would've been like if Charleston had made it to the Major Leagues.
Q & S get back into the Colts, talk to Fox 59/CBS 4 anchor JoJo Gentry, and give their final installment of the IHSAA Numbers Game for the football Regionals!
Pacers writer Mark Montieth joins the guys to talk about the red-hot Blue and Gold and Cathedral head football coach Bill Peebles is their IHSAA Coach of the Week interview.
From walk-on to QB1, Purdue's Aidan O'Connell takes us through his journey and validates Schultz's use of the terms QB1 and tuddies.
The IndyCar driver and Indianapolis Opera Executive Director both join the guys in-studio to talk about teaming up for the "Elixir of Love" project.
The guys get back into Vinatieri and Allison Melangton of IMS talks about teaming with Query for a worthy cause.
Q & S play "Buy It or Bull!" and are joined by Purdue walk-on turned QB1 Aidan O'Connell.
The guys touch on Evansville's historic win, the Colts' vote of confidence for Adam Vinatieri, and are joined in-studio by IndyCar driver Zach Veach.
Schultz and IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel rehash a terrible afternoon for the Colts, a touching tribute by Purdue fans to Andrew Jones of Texas, and Gregg reveals the meanest thing that a player has ever said to him in a locker room.
The Fox Sports and Big East digital host gives his breakdown of the Gavitt Games matchups for Butler and Purdue, and why DePaul might finally be climbing out of the league's cellar.
Q & S get back into the Colts and kicking woes. Later in the hour, John Fanta of Fox Sports and Big East digital previews the Butler/Minnesota and Purdue/Marquette matchups in the Gavitt Games.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder diagnoses the Colts' ills after a disastrous performance against Miami and Query asks an interesting Twitter question about a celebrity/athlete endorsement.
The guys get the latest on the Colts' kicking situation and get into what Frank Reich had to say about Jacoby Brissett's status for Jacksonville.
Is it time to panic? Gregg Doyel gives his take on the Colts' awful performance, Eric Ebron in the locker room, and Adam Vinatieri's future.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel talks Ebron, Vinatieri, and more, and Query has a problem with the Colts' stale in-game experience at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Q & S react to Indiana Football being ranked for the first time in a quarter-century, share their Love That Play, and get back into the Colts conversation.
The guys recap a dreadful Colts' performance against the lowly Dolphins, discuss Adam Vinatieri's future, and get reaction from fans to yesterday's loss.
The Fox 59 Sports Director gives his take on Colts-Dolphins, Dwight Freeney's Hall of Fame chances, and looks back on his twenty years in the market (same anniversary as Bankers Life Fieldhouse!)
The guys hear from one of their favorite Aussie listeners, get back into the Colts, and talk about Dwight Freeney's Hall of Fame status.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks about Jacoby Brissett's MCL and TY Hilton's calf, plus the guys give their weekly Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole! candidates.
The guys talk Colts-Dolphins and whether or not Jacoby Brissett will play, Schultz admits to a ticket from the past, and Fox 59's Chris Hagan joins to talk Colts and look back on his 20 years in Indianapolis.
The longtime comedian looks back on Insomniac on Comedy Central and talks about how he's evolved in 30+ years in the business.
The former co-worker, turned actor, joins the guys in-studio to talk about his award-winning project "Yuppies" and life with Second City in Chicago.
Query and Schultz argue about another one of Schultz's terms (SEGABABA) and longtime comedian Dave Attell calls in as he has a trio of shows downtown this weekend.
Mark Montieth of Pacers.com recaps an impressive night for the Blue & Gold and our IHSAA Coaches Interview this week is with LN's Patrick Mallory.
The guys talk about the Pacers' bounceback win and former co-worker turned actor Colin Bowles joins them in-studio.
The Boys in Blue join Q & S in-studio to talk about their paths to the USL and the Eleven being just two wins away from the title.
The longtime voice of the Hoosiers talks about the loss of QB1 Michael Penix, IU football turning the corner, and the outlook for the hoops team.
The guys get back into the Pacers and Malcolm Brogdon’s early impact, plus Indy Eleven standouts Drew Conner and Karl Ouimette join in-studio to discuss the USL East Final.
Longtime voice of the Hoosiers Don Fischer joins the show and Raphael Esparza gives his wavering advice for this week’s NFL slate.
Schultz thinks the Pacers got jobbed last night but Query disagrees. The guys also talk to Dr. David Chao about Jacoby Brissett’s MCL and play Buy It or Bull!
Taking over for Jason Gardner late in the off-season, IUPUI’s interim head basketball coach joins the guys to talk about the challenges of taking over and a bit about his 2019-20 roster.
Q & S get back into the Colts and talk with new IUPUI head hoops coach Byron Rimm about their season outlook.
The Athletic’s Stephen Holder talks Colts and O-Line regression and the guys share a story about Jake making a scene in a hotel lobby in Atlanta.
How should the Colts handle Jacoby Brissett’s knee injury? The guys discuss and Query uses yesterday’s IMS purchase as a a tie-in for the Wings ETC trivia question.
The Hulman & Co. CEO talks to Query about possible changes at the speedway following the IMS sale and what could be in store for IndyCar's immediate future.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel talks Colts and IMS and the guys get back into the Colts-Steelers (and Vinatieri) conversation.
Hulman & Co. CEO Mark Miles talks to Query about the sale of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to Roger Penske and the guys get fan reaction to the Colts' loss.
Q & S recap a sloppy afternoon for the Colts, talk about Adam Vinatieri's future, and get into the big news over at 16th & Georgetown this morning.
The guys get a Colts-Steelers preview from a guy who played for both teams, including two Super Bowl winners in Pittsburgh.
Q & S get back into Colts-Steelers with former Steeler/Colt offensive lineman Trai Essex.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks about TY Hilton's calf and the guys share their Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole! picks for this week.
The guys jump into Colts-Steelers and talk about the 20th anniversary of Bankers Life Fieldhouse with Bill Benner of the Pacers.
The third-year Hoosiers coach talks about being Bowl-eligible in October, the value of Peyton Ramsey, and why he was never worried about skepticism from critics.
The guys get back into the Nationals’ title and the run of first-time or drought-busting champions in the 2010s. They’re also joined by IU head football coach Tom Allen.
Mark Montieth of Pacers.com recaps Indiana’s first win of the season and the guys play their first edition of the IHSAA Numbers Game for the Sectional playoffs.
The guys reveal their tandem “Fantasy Island” costume for Halloween and talk to the NFL Network’s Aditi Kinkhabwala in Pittsburgh for a Steelers-Colts preview.
Fox 59 sports reporter and anchor Dave Griffiths joins at the top of the hour to talk Colts and their upcoming matchup against the 3-4 Pittsburgh Steelers, and how the Colts have become one of the most consistent teams in the AFC this season. They re-rack Buy it or Bull! and talk if the Pacers can make the playoffs this season, and if Sam Darnold will be a massive bust. Larry from KSR also joins the show to talk the Q&S Halloween costume snafu and what he expects looking forward to game 7 of the World Series.
Brownsburg head coach John hart joins Q&S to talk about what the team has accomplished this season, the high school postseason as a whole, and the upcoming game against Avon in sectional play. Brownsburg's only loss in the regular season came at the hands of the Orioles in a 7-3 slugfest.
The hour kicks off with Derek and Jake taking a look at Antonio Cromartie's comments on being released from the Colts for kneeling during the National Anthem in 2016. An interesting competition that is keeping Derek from ever going to Minnesota, and Vegas handicapper and MyBookie.LV, Rafael Esparza joins to talk NFL and College Football odds for the coming week as well as World Series Game 7 odds.
In this hour Q&S talk World Series Game 7 and what to expect coming off of a controversial call in Game 6. They play Buy it or Bull! and make an early prediction for Pacers playoff hopes, and the most underrated Colts 2000's standout. Brownsburg head coach John Hart joins and talks the upcoming matchup against undefeated Avon in sectional play.
In this week's episode, the guys talk about the Colts ugly win over Denver, IU's breakthrough, the Pacers' early season struggles, and Halloween candy.
The Colts legend visits in-studio to discuss his upcoming Ring of Honor ceremony, his unceremonious exit from Indy in 2012, and his continued strong bond with Robert Mathis.
Q & S get back into the Pacers and Schultz talks to Dwight Freeney about his return to Indianapolis for his Ring of Honor ceremony in a few weeks.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder leads off the hour to recap another Colts' victory and the guys argue about how necessary a championship-caliber quarterback is.
The Pacers stink right now, and the guys discuss why, also Joe Sheehan talks World Series and projects the biggest storylines of the upcoming MLB offseason.
The IndyStar columnist talks about yesterday's win, Adam Vinatieri's recovery, and what to expect from the Colts for the rest of the season.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel leads off the hour and the guys keep up the Colts conversation with calls and more.
The guys continue to talk Colts, but also touch on Indiana being bowl-eligible in October for the first time since 1993, and share their Love That Play from the weekend.
Q & S recap a messy (but winning) afternoon for the Colts against the Broncos and discuss whether or not the AFC South is actually the league's best division to this point.
The Denver Post columnist talks about the ownership turmoil in Denver and how Peyton Manning could replace John Elway at the helm of the Broncos.
The guys get back into the Colts, talk college football, and discuss Peyton Manning's future in Denver with Denver Post columnist Mark Kiszla.
Will Carroll, the injury expert, talks to Q & S about a fairly light injury report for the Colts and Indy Eleven head coach Martin Rennie joins later in the hour to preview the team's USL playoff match.
The guys lead off the show with Colts-Broncos talk and have a fun conversation with JoJo Gentry, including quizzing her on Schultz's esoteric sports jargon.
The 2017 Indiana Mr. Football and Hoosiers DB joined the show to talk about what it's like to be winning again, Peyton Ramsey's selflessness, and his game-sealing interception at Maryland.
Brandon Krisztal of KOA previews the Broncos, the guys get back into the Pacers and share their Founders Brewing: Solid Gold Toast of the Week.
Mark Montieth recaps the Pacers opener and former Indiana Mr. Football and IU defensive back Reese Taylor joins the show after his game-sealing interception at Maryland.
The guys get into a disappointing season opener for the Pacers, talk World Series with Joe Sheehan, and Query admits a weird infatuation with a forgotten hip-hop group of yesteryear.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel and Schultz talk Colts, compare Brissett to car brands, and get into the Domas Sabonis contract extension.
Illinois Fighting Illini QB and former Indiana Mr. Football, Brandon Peters joins Jake and Derek, and talks the big win against Wisconsin, his time at Michigan, and the upcoming matchup against the Purdue Boilermakers.
Pacers GM Chad Buchanan joins by phone to talk Pacers opening night and what to expect from the team this season. He also talks about the new faces joining the team this season and how some of the familiar faces are looking to step up and get ready for the 2019-2020 season.
The hour kicks off with Buy it or Bull! Q & S talk if Domantas Sabonis will have a better NBA career than Myles Turner, if Purdue can finish the season bowl eligible, and the next potential NFL job for Peyton Manning. Illinois Fighting Illini QB and former Indiana Mr. Football, Brandon Peters joins Jake and Derek, and talks the big win against Wisconsin, his time at Michigan, and the upcoming matchup against the Purdue Boilermakers.
In this hour Derek and Jake talk about what the Pacers can be capable of this season, as well the $100 Wings ETC Trivia Question regarding early Pacers playoff history. Vegas handicapper and MyBookie.LV, Rafael Esparza calls to talk early NBA odds and Colts odds for this coming week against the Denver Broncos. Jake also has some parking app woes
In this hour Q & S play Buy it or Bull! and talk Domantas Sabonis and Myles Turner as well as the next football job for Peyton Manning. Pacers GM Chad Buchanan joins by phone to talk Pacers opening night and what to expect from the team this season.
Purdue Men's Basketball coach Matt Painter talks how the Boilermakers can continue what they've accomplished the past couple of seasons and where the team can improve.
The Purdue forward sits down with Q & S to talk how he is being hyped up for a breakout season, and some of his basketball inspirations. Derek also tries to prove to Jake that some of his East Coast lingo is actually real.
Matt Haarms stops by to talk filling the gaps of the now gone Carson Edwards and Ryan Cline, and a potential NBA career. The bilingual star also talks about how he learned English through subtitled television shows.
Q & S talk Purdue Women's Basketball with star guard and former Indiana Miss Basketball, Karissa McLaughlin. They talk Homestead Basketball, why she chose Purdue over other schools and more!
Q & S talk Purdue Women's Basketball with star guard and former Indiana Miss Basketball, Karissa McLaughlin. They talk Homestead Basketball, why she chose Purdue over other schools and more! Matt Haarms also stops by to talk filling the gaps of the now gone Carson Edwards and Ryan Cline, and a potential NBA career.
The hour kicks off with Q & S talking with Colts writer for The Athletic, Stephen Holder .Holder talks Jacoby Brissett's improvements and returning players from injury this week. Purdue Men's Basketball coach Matt Painter talks how the Boilermakers can continue what they've accomplished the past couple of seasons and where the team can improve.
In this hour Q & S talk the beginning of the 2019 World Series and some controversy stemming from it. They look for any teams that could be competition in the AFC, and Derek flexes his chess knowledge ... or lack there of.
Jake gets back into his stories from France, a meeting in England thirty years in the making, and the guys give their picks for Sunday's big game.
Injury expert Will Carroll gives his take on Patrick Mahomes' knee and Q & S link up with Adam & Adam in Houston to preview Colts-Texans.
Query recaps his trip to Paris, the guys get into Colts-Texans, and WWE superstar Kofi Kingston joins in-studio.
The WWE superstar, and recent first-time champion, hangs out us in-studio to talk about his path to pro wrestling, his Ghana roots, and TY Hilton on his fantasy team.
Cubs Insider Evan Altman sits down with Derek in-studio to talk about the Angels tattoo he got based off a tweet, and the actual good cause behind it to support his daughter. They also talk MLB playoffs and what the Cubs need to do to get back to their winning ways.
Coming off his revenge game in Kansas City, Colts pass-rusher Justin Houston talks with Derek about his homecoming, what the team has to do against Houston and his charitable cause Faith Before Fame. Also, the guys discuss the NBA GM poll that has the Pacers finishing 6th in the East.
It's Jake's last day of vacation and Sam's last day, and Derek and Sam discuss who the most indispensable Colt. Plus, Fox 59 Sports Director Chris Hagan previews the Colts showdown with Houston.
The IU Insider for the IndyStar talks with Derek's about IU's big game at Maryland and what the Hoosiers need to do to win their fifth game, plus reasonable expectations for Trayce Jackson-Davis as basketball season awaits.
The four-time Pro Bowler and Colts pass rusher joined the show today to discuss his breakout performance at Arrowhead, bringing the young guys along, and his respect for Robert Mathis.
During this hour Derek sits down with long-time Pacers writer Mark Montieth to discuss the current state of the team a week ahead of regular season tip-off.
In hour 2 Derek talks Goga Bitadze's Pacers debut, Roger Goodell's take on the officiating and a potential 17 game regular season? And he talks with Purdue standout David Bell about what the future looks like in Lafayette.
On today's edition of the Schultz without Query show, Derek talks with Rafael Esparza, Vegas handicapper and MyBookie.LV, as well as Buy it or Bull with Sam and Aaron, and takes some of your calls.
The former Warren Central star is off to a terrific start at Purdue - he talks about the first half of his freshman year, overcoming a nagging hamstring, and leaving a lasting legacy on the Eastside.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel and Schultz talk about re-defining the term "contender" in a mediocre AFC, the 2019 bar for IU football, and LeBron's comments on the China issue.
Derek revisits the NFL officiating problem, ESPN/ABC College Football analyst Rod Gilmore joins to discuss potential CFP contenders and his battle with Myeloma, and finally LeBron's lackluster China answers are talked about again.
In hour 2 Derek talks Colts with Stephen Holder from the Athletic, as well as the LeBron gives a disappointing answer to the China problem in the NBA.
Derek discusses NFL Officiating, are we complaining just to complain or is there a real problem? Joe Sheehan joins the show to discuss the NLCS and ALCS, and the 2020 Rock and Roll HoF.
Longtime ESPN and ABC college football analyst Rod Gilmore shares his personal battle with blood cancer and also talks about things heating up in the race for the College Football Playoff.
The two-time Super Bowl champ filled in for Query in-studio with Schultz to talk Colts, NFL officiating, and looks around the rest of the league through six weeks.
Derek is joined in-studio by two-time Super Bowl champ Trai Essex to talk all things NFL as we head into Week 7.
In the second hour of Monday's show, Derek discusses IU football actually being #good, "Love That Play" presented by Love HVAC includes a feat that does not seem humanly possible, plus a rant about dog poo.
Jake is still in Paris, so it's Derek solo until Friday, and he looks ahead to Colts-Texans and is joined by Mike Berardino, Notre Dame Insider for the IndyStar.
Our Coach Conversation guest is Brebeuf coach Mic Roessler. The Braves are 6-1 and ranked 4th in class 3A taking on 5A #3 Cathedral. Sam talks with the seventh year head coach about his connections to Cathedral, how he came to be an art teacher in addition to a coach, and more. Sam also bids his farewell to Indy's HS Pregame Show after nearly two seasons.
The penultimate week of the regular season is here and conference championship races are reaching a fever pitch. Sam recaps his nearly perfect week 7 predictions and looks ahead to a big night across Central Indiana.
In the third hour of "No Query Thursday," we talk about the NBA's China problem with Sean Deveney, NBA writer for Heavy.com.
In the 2nd hour of Thursday's show, Derek talks with Will Carroll, the Injury Expert. Derek and Sam give their Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole" with an NFL flavor.
It's a rare "No Query Thursday," and with the Dodgers bowing out of the playoffs, Derek asks the question, can you enjoy regular season success without a ring? Plus, we talk all things baseball with Joe Sheehan, and Andrew Luck is back at the Colts complex!
The guys play Buy it or Bull and discuss the Cardinals' live bludgeoning of the Braves in a decisive Game 5.
Q & S talk about an interesting Twitter question about band popularity in high school compared to now and talk to their go-to-Vegas-guy, Rafael Esparza, about the Week 6 NFL lines.
Was Justin Houston's performance in KC a one-off or something to build upon? The guys discuss that and are joined later in the hour by Ball State head coach Mike Neu.
The Ball State head football coach talks about their huge, conference opening win over Northern Illinois - the program's first in eleven years - and what to expect going forward.
Q & S get back into the Colts, Schultz inappropriately dances, and they argue over what a "contender" is in the AFC.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder leads off the hour reacting to the Colts win in KC and Query shares a strong $100 Wings ETC Trivia question.
Where do the Colts stack up in the AFC after five games? The guys discuss and are joined in-studio by DraftKings Sportsbook Mobile head Jamie Shea, who talks about Indiana being just the third state to have mobile sports betting.
The Sportsbook Digital head for DraftKings joins us in-studio to give some clarity on legal (and mobile!) sports betting in Indiana.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel leads off the hour and Query gives Schultz a hard time about improperly saying the word "rivalry".
More on the Colts-Chiefs, the guys share their Love That Play, and remember some of the best Colts' wins in their Indianapolis history.
The guys lead off with "one of the most gratifying regular season wins in Colts history" last night in Kansas City and admit what they got wrong about last night's game.
The IndyStar columnist reacts to a shocking Colts' win in Kansas City, pumps the brakes on Jacoby Brissett, and discusses Frank Reich's mantra of toughness.
For our Coach Conversation, Sam talks to Arsenal Tech coach Will Patterson. The Titans have already won four games in 2019 after just one win last year. Sam talks with the former IU and Houston Texans linebacker about what has sparked the turnaround, how he plans to keep talent at Tech, the impact that Terry Hoeppner made on his life and much more.
With the weather finally cooling down, conference championship races heat up while three of the best parochial schools in the area face out-of-state tests tonight. Sam predicts all of the best games from around the area and looks back on an exciting week 6.
Schultz continues to try to shake off the TV theme song barrage from Query, and friend-of-the-show Dave Revsine talks Big Ten football.
Query gets stuck on most famous TV theme songs and injury expert Will Carroll talks TY Hilton's quad and the NFL's concussion protocol.
The guys share a disheartening Colts' injury report, get into how the Colts can win, and talk about a strong Pacers' preseason debut in India.
The Big Ten Network host talks about a big week for conference showdowns, Ohio State's dominance, and his confident in Indiana getting bowl-eligible.
The guys give their take on Colts-Chiefs and Jason Anderson of Sports Radio 810 in KC gives a Chiefs preview.
Fox 59's Dave Griffiths leads off the hour to talk Colts, the guys play the $100,000 Pyramid, and reminisce about Sports Illustrated, who sadly laid off half of their staff today.
Q & S get into the latest Colts' injury news, Query strangely knows about Schultz's morning, and they discuss the Big Ten hoops preseason poll results for IU and Purdue.
The longtime actor and newish stand-up comic talks about his Midwest roots, dreaming of playing linebacker for the Bears, and how after over three decades as an actor, he added stand-up to his repertoire.
Scot Pollard talks Pacers, Oladipo, and the KU (his alma mater) situation and the guys get back into the Burfict defense in Oakland.
Rays reporter Tricia Whitaker leads off the hour and the guys argue about when it i/isn't appropriate to have a champagne celebration.
Q & S discuss last night's thrilling MLB playoff opener, play Buy it or Bull, and Schultz criticizes Derek Carr for backing Vontaze Burfict's actions.
The Rays on-field TV reporter makes her return to the Indy airwaves to talk about Tampa Bay's crazy run to the Wild Card and argues with Query about champagne celebrations.
The former Pacer and 11-year NBA vet talks about the new-look Pacers, Victor Oladipo's ceiling, and a great charity event that he's a part of coming up later this month.
Q & S get back into the Colts, with phone calls, and make their Founders Brewing Solid Gold Toast of the Week.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder joins us at the top of the hour and Q & S talk about a charity close to their hearts, who is holding an event which Jake is participating in tonight.
The guys get into the Colts' lengthy injury list for key players, preview the MLB playoffs with Joe Sheehan, and share the story of a Korean golfer banned for three years (!) for flipping the bird to fans.
The Colts writer for The Athletic picks up the pieces from a disappointing loss to the Raiders and looks forward to the Kansas City game, especially on the injury front.
In the latest edition of Doyel & Derek, Schultz and IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel recap a putrid Colts' Sunday, talk Eric Ebron, Purdue/IU, and the soon-to-be changing NCAA landscape.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel talks Colts during his weekly visit and the guys get back into yesterday's discouraging loss to the Raiders.
Q & S briefly talk college football, including tough losses for IU and Purdue, and Query gives an indefensible take about Jurassic Park.
The guys react to the Colts' pitiful performance versus the Raiders and recap a weird Sunday across the NFL.
The IndyStar columnist dissects the Colts' ugly performance against the Raiders and witnessing Purdue's season potentially go down the drain Saturday in West Lafayette.
Fishers coach Rick Wimmer joins Sam for this week’s Coach Conversation. The Tigers have bounced back nicely from the school’s third ever losing season in 2018 to start 4-1, taking on top ranked Avon tonight. Sam talks with the veteran coach about what went wrong defensively in last week’s loss to Brownsburg, the satisfaction he takes in building the Fishers program from scratch, what makes the Orioles such a tough out and much more.
We look back on Upset Friday, in which two of the state’s top ranked teams and half of the 6A top ten lost. As many of the area’s best teams look to bounce back tonight, Sam predicts 14 of the best games from Central Indiana.
The guys get back into Colts-Raiders and Query's weekend plans include seeing a blast from the past in Louisville.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks about TY Hilton's quad injury and The Athletic's Scott Agness joins to talk Pacers Media Day.
Schultz worries about Sunday's home matchup with a lightly-regarded Raiders team, the guys discuss a critical college football Saturday for Purdue and Indiana, and Jake asks a "first job" question on Twitter.
The Pacers writer for The Athletic recaps the team's media day, talks about new roles for new players, and gives an update on Victor Oladipo's status.
The guys reflect on Marty Brennaman's amazing 46 years behind the mic and get a Raiders preview from their guy Q.
Corey Elliot joins in-studio, the guys play the $100,000 Pyramid Colts Injury Report, and CBS 4 & Fox 59 sports reporter JoJo Gentry makes her maiden voyage on the program.
The guys discuss concerns over Darius Leonard's status and Jake shares some Beatles trivia on the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road,
The guys get to know the new(ish) CBS 4 & Fox 59 sports anchor, talking Colts and miracle births.
The final hour of the show live from KSR features Colts wideout Zach Pascal, "Buy it or Bull" and Larry from KSR and our memories of Marty Brennamen,
The second hour of Wednesday's show from KSR features the Ball family back in the news, Kansas basketball in hot water, and our Vegas expert Rafael Esparza of MyBookie.lv.
The first hour of the show live from KSR features Colts wideout Zach Pascal, "Buy it or Bull" and a discussion of who is the MVP of the Colts season through three games.
The Colts wide receiver joined the show to talk about his big performance in Sunday's win - including the wide open touchdown - and the grind it took for him to get to this level.
The guys get back into the Colts, randomly bring up Query's family tree in Cloverdale, and toast to their Founders Brewing Solid Gold Toast of the Week picks,
Stephen Holder of The Athletic talks Reich and Brissett, and Q & S remember a special 25th sports anniversary.
Jake fights through a cold, the guys discuss their takeaways from the Colts season through three games, and Joe Sheehan gives a postmortem on the 2019 Cubs.
The Colts writer for The Athletic gushes about Frank Reich's game management, gives his take on Jacoby Brissett's first three games, and who in the Colts locker room he'd trust to babysit his kids.
In this week's edition of the Doyel & Derek podcast, the guys discuss Frank Reich's impact, Jacoby Brissett's strong start, Adam Vinatieri overcoming the yips, and Gregg's dinner salad habits.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel joins the show for his weekly visit and the guys get back into the Colts' win over Atlanta.
Q & S discuss Notre Dame's close loss at Georgia and the perception of the program overall, share that Love That Play, and play the viral "pick one candy bar to do away with" game.
The guys discuss a strong outing by Jacoby Brissett, Adam Vinatieri's bounceback, and Jake recaps a nightmarish trip back from California.
The IndyStar columnist reacts to the Colts' home opener win, Jacoby Brissett's strong play, and what information the media is entitled to.
Franklin coach Chris Coll is our Coach Conversation guest this week. The Grizzly Cubs are 4-0 for the first time since 1996 and Sam talks with the Colts HS Coach of the Week about defeating Whiteland last week for the first time in 15 years, leaving a state championship program at Tri West, his cancer battle and the support he’s received from both the Franklin and Tri-West community and much more.
It's Homecoming at a few schools around Central Indiana, and Sam recaps week 4, including Avon's slug fest win over Brownsburg and some stellar individual performances. Plus, predictions from 17 games in the area including whether or not a couple of surprise 4-0 teams can stay unbeaten.
Jon Chuckery of 92.9 The Game in Atlanta gives a Falcons preview and Schultz discusses the incredible Chad Kelly phenomenon.
Schultz shares a horrific foot blister explosion story, the guys get some bad pirates jokes from callers, and they play the $100,000 Pyramid Colts Injury Report.
Query does his best to take over the show on National Talk Like a Pirate Day, and mostly succeeds, but the guys get to actual sports topics - like Colts' injuries - and get a visit from Fox 59 Sports Director Chris Hagan.
The evening host for 92.9 The Game in Atlanta gives a Falcons' preview for Sunday's game and discusses Dan Quinn's hot seat.
The Great Chick McGee, in the flesh, joins us live from the Bob & Tom Golf Outing to talk "tuddies" and his beloved Redskins.
Live at Top Golf in Fishers for the Bob & Tom Golf Outing, the final hour of Wednesday's show features TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari, and "Buy it or Bull," including whether or not Eli Manning is a lock for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The second hour of Wednesday's show, live at Top Golf in Fishers for the Bob & Tom Golf Outing features our betting expert Rafael Esparza and the legendary Chick McGee from Bob & Tom.
Live at Top Golf in Fishers for the Bob & Tom Golf Outing, the first hour of Wednesday's show features "Buy it or Bull," including whether or not someone other than Adam Vinatieri will attempt a kick for the Colts this season.
The guys get back to the Adam Vinatieri situation, what the Colts could do with Chad Kelly, and who would win in a Big Ten/Pac-12 mascot fight.
Stephen Holder of The Athletic leads off the hour and Query gets worried about lack of female listenership, so he invites any of the women listening to call-in.
Adam Vinatieri speaks to the media - the audio is played in the first segment - and the guys react. Plus, Joe Sheehan talks Cubs and the final two weeks of the MLB regular season.
The Colts writer for The Athletic talks about the Adam Vinatieri situation and what the Colts are going to do with backup quarterback Chad Kelly.
The guys get back into the Colts with IndyStar's Gregg Doyel and Schultz is super harsh on Marcus Mariota.
Q & S recap a rough Saturday for Indiana and Purdue, and get back into the Colts, who give a vote of confidence to their Hall of Fame kicker.
The guys discuss yet another Colts' triumph over the Titans and how they would handle the Adam Vinatieri situation.
The IndyStar columnist reacts to the Colts' win in Nashville, talks about Adam Vinatieri's struggles, and Quenton Nelson's fashion statement.
Sam heads to the west suburbs with Brownsburg coach John Hart, as his 6th ranked Bulldogs take on top-ranked Avon tonight in a rematch of Avon’s 38-0 sectional championship victory last November. Sam talks with the two-time state championship coach about how often that loss comes up with his team, his stud QB Ben Easters, what it would mean to become the first coach in state history to take three schools to state titles, and much more.
Sam recaps what we saw from a thrilling week 3, including some intense rivalries, a record broken, and an early nominee for the game of the year. In addition, he predicts 14 of the most intriguing games around Central Indiana, including the huge matchups between Brownsburg-Avon and Cathedral-Chatard.
Q & S talk injuries, specifically Kemoko Turay, with Will Carroll, share their Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole picks, and get into Indiana and Purdue's big games looming tomorrow.
The guys jump into Colts-Titans and talk to Fox Sports soccer commentator Fernando Fiore about his visit to Indianapolis this weekend.
The FOX Sports soccer commentator talks about coming to Indy for the Eleven match tomorrow, his zest for life, and his affinity for auto racing.
We talk with the third year Butler coach about what he expects from the 2019-20 Bulldogs, the newcomers, including Derrik Smits, and how he spent the off season off the court.
We're joined by Butler football coach Jeff Voris live from the Sellick Bowl, talking with the 14-year head coach about how he prepares for each team differently, the challenges of having just four returning starters, and playing in the heart of Midtown.
We talk with David Boclair, publisher for Titan Maven, about this week's Titans-Colts clash and NFL Draft attendance in the third hour of Thursday's show from Butler.
The second hour of Thursday's show live from Butler, we go INSIDE inside inside the Colts Locker Room, plus we talk with Dave Griffiths from Fox 59 and the Colts' $100,000 Pyramid Injury Report.
Live from Butler, the first hour of Thursday's show features Bulldogs football coach Jeff Voris.
The guys get back into their 9/11 remembrances, get an IU-Ohio State preview from Markus Bailey, and discuss an NFL survey with positive results for Lucas Oil Stadium.
Q & S get into the messy Antonio Brown situation, debate as to whether they would participate in something called the "coffin challenge", and get an early look at the Week 2 NFL lines with their Vegas go-to-guy, Raphael Esparza.
The guys remember 9/11, get a visit from Alexander Rossi, and play "Buy It or Bull!" to start the show.
The 2016 Indianapolis 500 champion talks about vying for his first points title at Laguna Seca later this month, being BFFs with Query, and wanting to meet Tom Brady.
The guys get back into the Colts and Schultz re-tells the story of the infamous Flounder Pounder, a McDonald's non-menu offering created by his former college roommate.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder talks Colts in his weekly visit and Q & S jump into an odd illegal gambling ring story allegedly involving a former IU basketball standout.
The guys discuss the loss of Devin Funchess and talk about the Cubs and baseball playoff races with Joe Sheehan.
The Colts writer for The Athletic reacts to Indy's opening week loss in L.A., how the team will overcome the loss of Devin Funchess, and incorporating "tuddie" into his football writing.
Schultz and IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel react to the Colts' Week 1 loss in L.A., but also get into other things like wine, depression (National Suicide Prevention Day), and... gentleman's clubs?
More Colts-Chargers and Vinatieri reaction from the guys and callers give their take, too.
Q & S rundown a successful Saturday for Indiana college football teams, share their Love That Play for the week, and Schultz makes up another stupid word.
The guys talk about another season-opening loss for the Colts, Adam Vinatieri's struggles, and things to be encouraged by.
Franklin Central coach Grant Lewis is our guest for the Coach Conversation. The Flashes are 2-0 for the first time in 12 years and Sam talks with the Butler grad about taking over the head coaching role just two years out of college, what has led to the turnaround in 2019 , and what the Flashes have to do to beat a really good Brownsburg squad.
The guys get back into Colts-Chargers with phone calls and get listener takes on how the Colts stack up this season from a win total perspective.
Will Carroll leads off for his weekly visit, Query makes a bad "Commodores" joke that Schultz doesn't get, and the BTN's Dave Revsine talks IU and Purdue football.
The guys take a look at the Colts-Chargers matchup and are joined later on in the hour by Indiana State head football coach Curt Mallory.
The BTN host gives his initial Week 1 impressions of Purdue and Indiana, and gives his take on the conference strength in general.
The Indiana State football head coach talks about a near win at Power 5 Kansas, building on a tremendous turnaround season in 2018, and his legendary dad's lasting advice.
On Indy’s High School Pregame Show, Sam looks back on a thrilling week 2 including New Pal's statement win and makes predictions on 13 of the biggest games in Central Indiana tonight, including whether or not Lawrence North will finally snap the 14-game losing streak to arch rival Lawrence Central.
The guys hop on the Bob & Tom Show local segment to discuss the Colts' season, QB1 and QB2 lingo, and OJ's fantasy team.
Purdue president Mitch Daniels joins Q&S to discuss the Boilers' heartbreaking loss to Nevada, how he's been able to keep the tuition freeze for the last seven years, his op-eds in the Washington Post, his thoughts on the Bucket game potentially moving to Indy and more.
The third hour from our NFL Kickoff show at Dave & Busters in Castleton features more discussion about an offer being made to Jim Irsay for the Colts, plus our Q&S Picks at Six.
Live from Dave & Busters in Castleton, in the second hour of our NFL Kickoff show Q&S go Inside the Colts Locker Room and hear from Frank Reich, plus driver and racing commentator Dillon Welch joins us to talk the BC39 and the upcoming Brickyard.
The first hour of our NFL Kickoff show from Dave & Busters in Castleton features Purdue president Mitch Daniels and our reaction to the news yesterday that Jim Irsay turned down a $3.2 billion offer for the Colts.
The final hour of Wednesday's show from KSR includes "Buy It Or Bull," Derek rides the Red Line, and our last segment with Larry from KSR.
Live from KSR, the second hour of Jake's birthday show features Voice of the Chargers Matt "Money" Smith and Fever legend Tamika Catchings.
The first hour of Jake's birthday show at KSR features "Buy It Or Bull," plus our gambling expert Rafael Esparza of MyBookie.LV.
On the first game week edition of the IndyStar's Doyel & Derek podcast, the guys talk about Jacoby Brissett's new contract, Brian Hoyer playing the Matt Hasselbeck role, and early Week 1 impressions of Indiana and Purdue.
The guys get back into the Colts and Query makes fun of Schultz’s diving board ability.
The Athletic’s Stephen Holden talks Brissett’s new deal and Q&S recap an up-and-down opening college football weekend for IU, Purdue, and Notre Dame.
The guys discuss the Colts paying their QB1 (Brissett) and signing their QB2 (Hoyer). Also, Joe Sheehan joins later in the hour to talk baseball and a coastal person’s understanding of the Midwest.
The Colts writer for The Athletic talks Jacoby Brissett's new contract, the 53-man roster, and hurricane preparation.
This week’s Coach Conversation features New Palestine coach Kyle Ralph. The Dragons are the top ranked team in 5A and travel to 6A 4th ranked Center Grove this week to put their 55-game regular season win streak on the line. Sam talks with Ralph about his Mr. Football favorite running back Charlie Spegal, how his team avoids complacency, what challenges the Trojans present and much more.
As the cooler temps make it feel more like football season, Sam looks back at the biggest storylines from week 1 including a disappointing week for the MIC and a surging HCC. As always, Sam previews and predicts the best games from around Central Indiana, including 5A #1 New Pal at 6A #4 Center Grove and many more.
2017 NHRA Top Fuel champion and Friend of the Show Brittany Force enters the US Nationals second in points and talks with Derek about what adding a US Nats title would mean to her resume, being one of two women champions in NHRA history and what it meant to the Force family to see her dad John get his 150th career win.
NHRA rising Top Fuel star Austin Prock sits down with Derek at the US Nationals talking about growing up in a racing family, and having big shoes to fill driving for team owner John Force.
The final hour of Friday's "No Query Friday" features NHRA stars J.R. Todd, Austin Prock and Brittany Force.
The second hour of the penultimate "No Query Friday" of 2019 features an Andrew Luck retirement themed Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," plus NHRA stars Richie Crampton and Shawn Langdon.
The first hour of "No Query Friday" live from Lucas Oil Raceway in Brownsburg for the US Nationals features Indianapolis Indians legend Razor Shines and NHRA Funny Car rookie Jordan Vandergriff, plus Derek reacts to Adam Schefter opening up about how the Andrew Luck retirement story came about.
Two-time defending US Nationals champion and former World Champion NHRA driver J.R. Todd sits down with Derek at Lucas Oil Raceway to discuss what it would mean to achieve a three-peat, his partnership with DHL and getting to meet fellow DHL driver Ryan Hunter-Reay, and what it means to him to be a role model for up-and-coming black drivers.
Former Top Fuel champion and current Funny Car driver Shawn Langdon joins Derek to discuss the difference between the two, how he feels heading into Nats having wrapped up a spot in the Countdown and his love of sports gambling.
2014 US Nationals Top Fuel champ Richie Crampton joins Derek on site at Lucas Oil Raceway. Derek talks with the Australian about the honor of being a US Nats champion, misconceptions about the Land Down Under and the technical knowledge that goes into being a drag racer.
Indians legend Razor Shines is back in town this weekend and talks with Derek about what the fans meant to him, his experiences driving an oil truck in the off-season, his opinion on some of the big issues facing baseball,, and what life is like now for Grandpa RRRRRRAAAAZZZOR Shines.
Top Fuel rookie Jordan Vandergriff joins Derek from the US Nationals to discuss the challenges of running a part-time schedule, his racing family connections, and living in Central Indiana after growing up in Southern California.
The two-time NHRA Funny Car champ and U.S. Nationals winner talked about heading back to Indy and his other life as a cattle rancher and hemp farmer in rural Virginia.
Schultz talks Purdue-Nevada and Reno 911 with Gold & Black Illustrated's Brian Neubert, and he looks at the intriguing position battles headed into the Colts' final preseason game with the Bengals.
In the second hour of Thursday's show, we talk with Will Carroll, the injury expert with Motus Global, Derek puts on the Charlie Cardinal suit, and Jake bids adieu for Portland.
The first hour of Thursday's show includes two-time NHRA Funny Car champion Matt Hagan, and is there anything to learn from tonight's Colts' preseason finale?
The guys continue to take calls on the Colts and their quarterback situation. Also, Ball State's Mike Neu joins the show to preview their season opener against IU in Indy.
Q & S get back into the Colts and Tamika Catchings gives her thoughts on Luck's departure and talks about her own injury issues during her long hoops career.
The guys jump into the new Colts' Power Rankings and the national pundits that still have faith, plus sports handicapper Rafael Esparza talks about the impact of Luck's retirement in Vegas.
The Ball State head football coach discusses preparing for the Hoosiers, the importance of the game to Ball State fans, and the prep talent in Indianapolis.
Q & S get back into the Luck post-mortem and are joined by Ball State QB Drew Plitt before their season opener against IU.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder breaks down where the Colts go from here post-Luck and sprint car racer Tyler Courtney joins later in the hour to talk BC39 and Query's obsession with NOS energy drink.
The guys take a final look at Luck's retirement and compare it to Rob Gronkowski's comments on his own retirement earlier this week. Plus, Joe Sheehan talks about the surging Cardinals and sliding Cubs.
The Ball State QB talks about the excitement of opening the season against IU at Lucas Oil Stadium, his path to Muncie, and the heartbreak of being a Bengals fan.
In Episode 4, IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel and Schultz react to Andrew Luck's abrupt retirement, disagree on the fans booing his exit, and discuss where the Colts go from here.
More Luck reaction and phone calls, plus the IndyStar's Gregg Doyel makes his weekly visit.
The guys give their take on Andrew Luck's abrupt retirement and how the Colts handled the situation on Saturday night.
Second year Ben Davis coach Jason Simmons joins Sam to discuss the Giants putting last year’s 3-7 season behind them, the development of his quarterback Trent Gipson, his relationship with former coworker and current IU coach Tom Allen, and what to expect from Brownsburg in Week 1.
High school football is back, and Sam is back to tell you about the best teams, players, and most interesting storylines as the road to the State Finals at Lucas Oil Stadium begins Friday night. Plus, predictions on 11 of the biggest games from around Central Indiana.
In the final hour of Friday's show, Derek and Sam continue to discuss whether or not the NFL should move to just two preseason games, plus the ideal season lengths of each major sport.
"No Query Friday" continues with our friend Will Carroll, the Injury Expert, plus Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole" and we welcome back to 6161 Fall Creek Oreo Jones, who talks with Derek about the Chreece festival he puts on, the Pacers and the Indy rap scene.
The first hour of "No Query Friday" features a discussion on whether the NFL Preseason should contract to two games with 18 regular season games or stay the same as is, plus Marian University coach Mark Henninger.
The Chreece founder (and former iHeart employee!) came back to his old digs to talk about the origins of his Indy hip-hop festival, artistic changes for him in 2019, and the new-look Pacers.
The third and final hour of Wednesday's birthday show from KSR includes the Grand Poobah Larry Kramer.
The second hour of Wednesday's show, live from KSR for the show's eighth birthday, features Franklin College football coach Mike Leonard and Fever legend Tamika Catchings.
Schultz and IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel discuss Andrew Luck perhaps trending in the right direction, the wide receiver depth chart, IU basketball's ridiculous recruiting budget, and Gregg treating the podcast studio as a changing room.
Live in West Lafayette from Purdue football practice, the third hour of Tuesday's show features Rondale Moore, unanimous All-American and recently named the Most Exciting Player in College Football by ESPN.
Live from Purdue football practice, in the second hour, Q&S are joined by the radio voice of Purdue football, Tim Newton
The first hour of Tuesday's show live from Purdue football practice includes Boilermakers coach Jeff Brohm and AD Mike Bobinski.
Purdue defensive captain Markus Bailey joins Q&S live after Purdue's practice wrapped up, and we talk with Bailey about the improvement in the Boilermaker defense, his Masters program, and the Columbus, Ohio native talks about his pick six to wrap up the Boilers' upset of 2nd ranked Ohio State last year.
He was recently named the "Most Exciting Player in College Football" by ESPN and he's entering his sophomore year from Purdue. Rondale Moore joins us after practice to discuss what a typical day is like, his friendship with Romeo Langford, his thoughts on David Bell and the rest of his freshman teammates, and what athletes he looked up to growing up in New Albany.
Live from the Mollenkopf Athletic Center for Purdue football practice, we sit down with AD and friend of the show Mike Bobinski. Topics include his assessment of where the football and basketball programs stand, the potential of playing the Old Oaken Bucket game at Lucas Oil Stadium and his thoughts on the Olympic model for compensating college athletes.
Live from Purdue practice, Q&S are joined by third year Boilermaker coach Jeff Brohm and discuss the 2019 team, how he unwinds off the field, what he expects from his skill players, and much more.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel pays his weekly visit to talk Colts and the guys get back into Luck and how the Colts looked in preseason game #2.
Indiana head football coach Tom Allen joins the show and the guys joke about one of Jake's favorites, Dwight Howard, trying to find a new home.
The guys recap a busy weekend (Pocono, SchultzStock) and talk about Andrew Luck's encouraging pregame workout before Saturday's preseason loss to the Browns.
Indiana's head football coach kicks off the Q & S college football tour with a look at a heated quarterback battle and how the program finally takes a step forward.
The final stop of the AFC South Tour takes us to Nashville, where we preview the 2019 Titans with Titan Maven publisher David Boclair. We talk whether this is a make or break year for Marcus Mariota, season expectations and what to expect from from the defense under Mike Vrabel.
The final hour of an abbreviated "No Query Friday" includes the last stop of our AFC South Tour in Nashville, with Titan Maven publisher David Boclair.
The second hour of Friday's show features Evan Altman, founder of Cubs Insider to see whether or not the sky really is falling after the Cubs got swept by the Phillies, plus some Purdue football talk.
In the first hour of "No Query Friday," Tony and Lauren Dungy join Derek in-studio, plus Derek and Sam look at what they learned from Colts camp, and Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole."
Tony and Lauren Dungy join Derek in-studio to talk about their new books "We Chose You," and "
Carson Chooses Forgiveness" plus how they've adopted children and the profound impact that has had on their lives. We also talk with Tony about this year's Colts squad, who was underappreciated during his years here and his thoughts on the Andrew Luck situation. You can attend a book signing with the NYT Best-Selling Authors tomorrow from 10-noon at Barnes & Noble in Carmel at Greyhound Plaza.
Injury expert Will Carroll leads off the hour and Query explores the playlist of the 50th anniversary of Woodstock night one.
The guys celebrate the show's 8th birthday, discuss the "drop dead" date for Andrew Luck's status, and share an embarrassing past Schultz Super Bowl story...
The injury expert talks about the latest Colts' update with Luck and what it could mean for Week 1.
Mike Dempsey of 1010XL in Jacksonville joins for a Jaguars preview and Fever legend Tamika Catchings talks about her friendship with Andrew Luck and Indiana's recent strong play.
The guys react to Chris Ballard's clarification of Luck's injury status and question whether the Colts handled this situation properly.
The Jaguars Today host for 1010XL gives a season preview of Jacksonville, discusses the excitement over finally replacing Blake Bortles, and bristles at the old England rumors.
In this week’s edition of Doyel & Derek, the guys discuss Jim Irsay’s “little bone issue” comment about Andrew Luck, what to expect from Jacoby Brissett, and Gregg’s passion for random Indiana high school basketball gyms.
The Browns writer for The Athletic talks about whether Cleveland will live up to the hype, biggest question marks, and how he views the Colts.
Jake and Derek continue to argue whether it's "elephant ear" or "fried dough," and talk with Zac Jackson, Browns writer for The Athletic as Cleveland comes to Westfield.
In the second hour of Tuesday's show, live from the State Fair, our Colts Camp Question asks how many games Andrew Luck will miss this season.
Live from the State Fair, the first hour of Tuesday's show includes Andrew Luck dealing with "a little bone issue," plus Joe Sheehan talking MLB.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel talks Luck and Colts, plus the guys get into the anniversary of a really upsetting sports moment.
Q & S share their Love That Play, Query has a story from the Reds/Cubs game, and the AFC South Tour starts in Houston with Matt Thomas giving a Texans' preview.
The guys continue to talk about Andrew Luck's rehab (yay!), get into their daily Colts Camp Question, and Query is skeptical about Schultz's claims about jammies.
Our annual AFC South Tour kicks off in Houston, where SportsTalk 790's Matt Thomas is not confident in the Texans' chances of repeating as division champs.
Q & S share their thoughts on the Andrew Luck health saga, get back into last night's preseason standouts, and Schultz has a terrible story of an octopus selfie gone wrong.
Will Carroll talks about Luck's calf and the odd Antonio Brown situation, plus the guys share their Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole picks of the week.
Did we learn anything from the Colts' preseason opener last night? The guys discuss that, Andrew Luck's status, and get into the big IndyCar news of the day.
Q & S get back into the Colts and go over a list a quarterbacks deemed worse than Colin Kaepernick.
Joel Erickson of the IndyStar kicks off the hour with Colts' talk from Buffalo and the guys share what Domantas Sabonis had to say about his looming contract extension.
The guys recap their day slinging milkshakes at the State Fair, Schultz shares an interesting stat about the Colts' futility in Buffalo, and Joe Sheehan joins the show to talk baseball.
The Colts Insider for the IndyStar joined the guys from Buffalo to talk about some players he has his eye on tonight and Andrew Luck's calf situation.
The guys get back into Buy it or Bull(bleep) and the Colts Camp Question, plus Brickyard champion Brad Keselowski joins the show to talk about Indy's prestige and possibly racing the Indy 500 in the future.
Purdue Fort Wayne AD Kelley Hartley Hutton talks about their move to the Horizon League, Tamika Catchings gushes about the Fever winning streak, and Schultz shares a disturbing story about a wrestling singlet.
The guys lead off the show with "Buy it or Bull(bleep!)" and the Colts Camp Question, plus play the MLB nickname game with Players Weekend approaching.
The former Cup champion talks about wanting an opportunity to race in the Indianapolis 500 but never being given that chance because of conflicting interests.
The reigning Brickyard 400 winner and former Cup champion joined the guys to discuss Indy's prestige, possibly running the 500 in the future, and the current state of NASCAR.
Q & S tackle their daily Colts Camp Question, which has to do with the guys that make tackles, plus Colts head coach Frank Reich pays the show a visit.
The guys explain why they were rained out at Colts Camp today - even though there was no rain - and are joined by second-year running back Nyheim Hines.
The first episode of "Doyel & Derek" and IndyStar podcast teaming up columnist Gregg Doyel and Schultz.
The guys get back into the Colts, their Colts Camp Question, and Query has the results of yesterday's Brady/Belichick poll.
The Colts head coach joined the show to give his outlook on Andrew Luck's calf/ankle, the reason for bringing in troubled QB Chad Kelly, and his expectations of new signees like Devin Funchess and Justin Houston.
The talented running back talks Year 2 expectations, expanding his role, "annoying" players, and N.C. State's chances against Query's Clemson team.
Bob Kravitz of The Athletic leads off the hour and the guys get back into the Colts and argue about Brady & Belichick.
Q & S discuss Tom Brady's new contract and amazing longevity. Plus, the weekly Love HVAC's Love That Play selection.
The guys recap the weekend, share their Colts Camp Question, and talk about the Gus Macker Tournament coming back to Indianapolis.
The columnist for The Athletic talks Colts, concerns, and why he feels this team can live up to their considerable hype.
We talk with Indians GM Randy Lewandowski about the ins and outs of running a Triple A franchise and how personnel decisions are made, plus the finale of our Catching Up With series for 2019 features former Indiana Mr. Basketball and IU great Tom Van Arsdale.
In the second hour of Friday's show, we talk with Will Carroll about Andrew Luck's calf/ankle, plus the Voice of the Indians Howard Kellman joins us from Victory Field.
The first hour of Friday's show, live from Victory Field, features the discussion spawned from one of Jake's Tweets, plus our Colts Camp Question.
Tom Van Arsdale unfortunately holds the distinction of being the NBA's all-time leading scorer (14,232 points) without having ever played in a playoff game. However, his individual accolades - Mr. Basketball, All-American, three-time All-Star - make him an Indy hoops icon. One of the legendary Van Arsdale twins look back on his hoops career with us.
The guys get back into Luck and concerns about the ankle and defend GenCon goers from sports fans who try to make fun of them.
Q & S discuss their underwhelming experience at the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Schultz is alarmed by an Emu attack, and Derrick Mayes joins the guys in-studio as their latest Catching Up With guest.
Is Andrew Luck's ankle also a problem? The guys discuss, plus Query reveals what he's doing for the 50th anniversary of Woodstock and Kevin Payne of RotoWire.com joins the show.
The RotoWire.com Fantasy Football expert gets you set for your drafts with bust and sleeper predictions, and gives his take on the value of several Colts.
He starred at North Central, set records at Notre Dame, and won a Super Bowl ring in Green Bay, but the other aspects of his life - marrying Roger Brown's daughter and befriending Andre Rison & Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes are even more interesting. Derrick Mayes talked about it all with us.
The third hour of Wednesday's show, live from KSR, features our "Catching Up With" long-time WTHR sportscaster Don Hein.
Live from KSR, the second hour of Wednesday's show includes Derek's idea for a Schultz-only fan/listener event, plus Fever legend Tamika Catchings.
The first hour of Wednesday's show, live from KSR, features "Buy It Or Bull" and with it being trade deadline day, we talk with MLB writer Joe Sheehan.
The longtime WTHR sportscaster joined the show to look back on a transformative 33 years in the Indianapolis sports landscape, the arrival of the Colts, and old war stories from the Pacers' ABA locker room.
The guys get back into Luck’s ankle and their Catching Up With guest is former Indiana standout Jarrad Odle.
The great Willy T. Ribbs spends the hour in-studio to tell stories of breaking barriers, being financially backed by Bill Cosby, and more.
Q & S discuss the Andrew Luck calf situation and the Colts’ checkered history when it comes to handling player injuries.
The trailblazing driver and friend of the show joined the guys in-studio to look back on his racing career, his relationships with Muhammad Ali & Bill Cosby, and discuss being back behind the wheel this weekend in Indy.
The former IU standout went through the end of the Bob Knight era to an improbable run to the National Championship game in his four years. He looked back on that time, growing up a Purdue fan, and talked about his current relationship with the Indiana program.
The Fever's Erica Wheeler, newly-minted WNBA All-Star Game MVP, joins the guys in-studio to share her incredible journey.
Query recaps his trip to Ohio and a terrific IndyCar race. Also, former Butler hero Willie Veasley joins as the latest Catching Up With guest.
The guys lead off the show by hearing what Jim Irsay had to say about the 2019 Colts and take a look at potential breakout players.
The WNBA All-Star Game MVP paid the guys a visit in-studio to share her amazing story - from the streets of Miami to undrafted to MVP on the game's biggest stage.
Part of 118 wins in his time at Butler, he was a key part of their historic 2010 NCAA title game run and still finds himself involved in coaching today - former Bulldog hero Willie Veasley looked back on a terrific college career and discusses what he has going on now.
In the third hour of "No Query Friday," Derek and Tony Donohue talk with The Athletic's Colts reporter Zak Keefer, plus a break down of the Pacers off-season and the rest of the NBA landscape.
The second hour of Friday's show features our weekly talk with Will Carroll, the Injury Expert, plus Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," and Derek is joined in-studio by a gasp former competitor. Tony Donohue (@TonyDIndy) talks his next step, plus whether or not he's buying all the hype for the Colts.
It's a "No Query Friday," and in the first hour, Derek and Sam talk Andrew Luck's calf in the Colts Camp Question, and the "Catching Up With" series continues with former Purdue QB and current Colts scout Joey Elliott.
The radio personality (and former RIVAL) joins Schultz in-studio to talk about his new podcast, the Colts' hype this upcoming season, and what the new-look Pacers could be next year.
He only started one year and never took an NFL snap, so he won't say he's in the famed Cradle of Quarterbacks. But, in that one season, he led Purdue to their only win at Michigan in 53 years and upset a top-ten Ohio State team. Former Purdue Joey Elliott reflected on his time in West Lafayette and discussed his role today with the Colts organization.
Former Vice President Dan Quayle looks back on his life inside and outside the public eye as the latest Catching Up With guest and Q & S get back into the Colts' over/under win total later in the hour.
Paul George and Kawhi Leonard's "what if" comments about Indiana leave Pacers' fans heartbroken, everyone learns about the "cow cuddling" phenomenon, and Query suddenly gets on a Police kick.
The Colts have opened training camp so the guys jump into the first Colts Camp Question of 2019. Plus, AUDL All-Star and avid show listener Cameron Brock joins in-studio.
Born in Indianapolis and schooled in Indiana, Dan Quayle rose to become the 44th Vice President of the United States during George H. W. Bush's administration. He talked with us about coming back to Indiana, the rise of his career in Washington, and shared his thoughts on the current political climate and administration.
The American Ultimate Disc League All-Star (and show listener!) hung out with us in-studio and discussed being the GOAT of his sport and his Indianapolis team possibly playing for a championship.
The guys re-rack Buy it or Bull and get What's Happening Todd's annual "Colts go 16-0" prediction.
The Pacers complete their roster with a new signing and Tamika Catchings talks All-Star Games and Vegas in her weekly visit.
The guys talk about the Colts reporting to camp and who is/isn't available, play Buy it or Bull, and Catch Up With former IU guard Marshall Strickland.
The heralded recruit was part of Mike Davis's infamous "Help is on the way!" recruiting class, and while he may not have lived up to all fan expectations, he is one of only 52 Hoosiers to be part of the 1,000 point club. Marshall Strickland looks back on his time in Bloomington and talks about why people call him "Dr. Strickland" today.
The guys get back into all-time overlooked Colts and Pacers, and Jake shares some personal information about Derek.
Jake shares his Wings ETC trivia question, Schultz talks overlooked greats in Colts/Pacers history, and former All-Pro Chris Hinton joins their Catching Up With series.
The seven-time All-Pro, who isn't mentioned as often as he should be among the franchise's all-time greats, talks about his time in Indy, his fractured-then-repaired relationship with Jim Irsay, and an interesting time in the Colts' organization.
The guys get back into the Colts and talk to Catching Up With guest Haywoode Workman later in the hour.
Q & S take a look at the Pacers roster as it nears completion, share their "Love That Play" for this week, and Schultz reveals his old wrestling "finishing move".
The guys kick off the show by discussing the departure of the FM (it's still a rocketship!), Jake recaps his crazy weekend in Iowa, and a discussion about Anthony Castonzo's looming contract extension.
The former Pacers point guard talks about his interesting path to a decade-long NBA career (cut, CBA, WBL, Italy... to the Pacers), being part of the beloved "Boom, Baby!" era, and his long run as a league referee.
Indians slugger and Futures Game participant Will Craig joins the show, and with Jake departing for Iowa, Derek and Sam discuss the biggest question marks around the Colts with just a week left until they report to Grand Park.
Live from Victory Field, Jake and Derek sit down with the longtime voice of the Tribe Howard Kellman, plus our "Catching Up With" series continues with 1975 Indiana Mr. Basketball Kyle Macy.
The first hour of Thursday's show live from Victory Field, Q&S talk to the defending Indiana Sprint Week champ Chris Windom, plus they talk some of the biggest questions surrounding the Colts as we approach training camp.
The 1975 Indiana Mr. Basketball from Peru started his career at Purdue before transferring to Kentucky and winning a national championship and his pro career brought him to Indy for a season. We catch up with Macy and discuss his departure from Purdue, the IU-UK rivalry, his time with the Pacers, his thoughts on the current state of college basketball and John Calipari and what day-to-day life is like today.
Q & S discuss Chuck Person's sentencing and his basketball legacy, and get back to Buy it or Bull later on in the hour.
Schultz shares the story of a kid getting in trouble for a beer stand that wasn't really a beer stand - and Query chimes in with the worst Utah (and other state) puns that you'll ever hear in your life. Plus, Fever legend Tamika Catchings talks hoops and bowling.
The guys play "Buy it or Bull!", get ice cream headaches in-studio with the great folks at Debrand Fine Chocolates, and Catch Up With former Notre Dame star Tom Zbikowski.
The former Notre Dame star and Colt joined us today to talk about his rise (All-American/pro boxer/NFLer) and fall (addiction/depression) and picking back up the pieces of his life since his departure from Indianapolis.
IMS President Doug Boles talks Brickyard and getting the chance to be behind the wheel. Also, former Purdue standout and Super Bowl champ Bernard Pollard is today’s Catching Up With guest.
Schultz warns of nationwide bird attacks, which Query doesn’t seem to take very seriously. The guys also discuss Eric Ebron’s complaints about his Madden rating and his 2019 season outlook.
The guys discuss Ben Simmons’ extension and what it could mean for Domantas Sabonis (who is also due), plus Joe Sheehan visits for his weekly MLB chat.
The former Purdue standout and Super Bowl XLVII champion talked about his unceremonious exit from West Lafayette, and later mending fences with Joe Tiller before his passing, plus his hard-hitting style that often rubbed people the wrong way during his successful NFL career.
Q&S kick off their Catching Up With feature with a 30-minute conversation with former Purdue/Pacers star Brad Miller and get back into the headlines.
Query recaps his Toronto trip. Also, the guys pick their Love That Play for this week and each list four albums they listened to the most as teens.
The guys discuss yesterday’s epic Wimbledon final, talk to Mickey Shuey of the IBJ about the NFL Draft possibly Lansing in Indy, and Query finds something else to annoy Schultz with.
The former Purdue standout and Pacer talked about going from overlooked (and undrafted) to NBA All-Star, his close bond with teammate Ron Artest, and his life today with hunting, fishing, and a marijuana business.
TV star Adam Richman (Man vs. Food) talks with Derek about an event Tuesday with GetGo at Lucas Oil Stadium to benefit Gleaner's Food Bank and his experience with food in Indy, plus some Trumbull, Connecticut references.
Chris Denari continues talking NBA and the Pacers, plus TV star Adam Richman talks with Derek about an event Tuesday with GetGo at Lucas Oil Stadium to benefit Gleaner's Food Bank.
The second hour of "No Query Friday" includes our weekly talk with Will Carroll from Motus Global, our Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," plus the Pacers TV voice Chris Denari joins us in-studio to break down the moves of the Blue and Gold.
NFL Network analyst Adam Rank is bullish on the Colts, and Derek talks with him about their off-season moves, the rest of the AFC South, and fantasy football.
The first hour of "No Query Friday" features Derek and Sam discussing the Westbrook-CP3 trade, which current NBA Duos would make the best NBA Jam teams, and NFL Network's Adam Rank talking Colts.
Back into the "worst game you ever sat through" topic with calls and Schultz talks to Tony East of Forbes about the Pacers' cap situation and the potential ramifications of a Domantas Sabonis extension.
The guys discuss Bob Knight's privacy when it comes to his new house in Bloomington and former intern Caleb comes in-studio for a rare on-air appearance.
What's the worst game you ever sat through? The guys pick some of their favorites (if that's the right word) and talk Colts with Colts.com writer Andrew Walker to conclude the hour.
The Colts.com writer gives a final wrap on the team's offseason as they head into Training Camp and his #1 storyline when they start in Westfield in two weeks.
Query gets on the topic of "worst job you've ever had" and the legendary Tamika Catchings talks hoops and equal pay on the show.
Q & S discuss coaches challenges being improved for replay in the NBA and the historically poor MLB All-Star Game ratings.
The guys play Buy it or Bull and get a visit from James Hinchcliffe, who is returning to his home of Toronto this weekend with the IndyCar Series.
The IndyCar vet discusses his return to his home track in Toronto, a title for his beloved Raptors, and what the future may hold for his racing career.
Q & S talk to another new Pacer in Jeremy Lamb and get back into how the Pacers look now that the dust has settled in NBA free agency.
New Pacer T.J. Warren talks about his role in Indiana and world eating champion/friend-of-the-show Joey Chesnut joins the guys in-studio.
The guys recap an eventful Fourth of July weekend, including the Kawhi/PG move and how it affects the Pacers. Plus, Query complains about post-4th fireworks (surprise!).
The Pacers' new $85 million man talks about the surprise of finding a new team (despite being a restricted free agent), playing with Victor Oladipo, and his background.
Presumably stepping into Victor Oladipo's starting role while he's on the mend, the new Pacers signee joined the show to discuss his fit with Indiana, the impact of Westbrook/Durant on him as a young player, and a possible Greek food endorsement?
The new Pacer joined the show to talk about what he brings to the table and his close bond with former Pacer David West and fellow NC State athletes (now Colts) Jacoby Brissett and Nyheim Hines.
The now 12-time Mustard Belt champion swung by the studio to talk to the guys about another Nathan's title and his Indy launch of new Joey Chestnut wings sauces.
The guys discuss the Pacers making another signing and Jake tells the story of getting arrested as a high school kid 29 years ago on this date.
Query ribs Schultz about his past, the guys talk about worst #1 songs, and Tamika Catchings hops on the show to talk hoops and her experience on American Ninja Warrior.
The guys play Buy it or Bull, get into the Colts' hype machine being felt nationally, and talk to NBA writer Jonathan Tjarks of The Ringer about the Pacers free agency moves.
The NBA writer for The Ringer talks about why he likes Kevin Pritchard's moves this offseason and how he expects Malcolm Brogdon to fit with Victor Oladipo in the backcourt.
The guys get back into the Pacers' big moves, Query throws his back out, and Schultz nearly injures himself on a swivel chair.
A few listeners get mad at Q & S for "spoiling" the live U.S.-England World Cup semifinal, the guys discuss an urgent public pool safety bulletin, and ask the weekly $100 Wings ETC Trivia question.
Schultz returns from New England and the guys talk about the new-look Pacers roster. Late in the hour, Joe Sheehan joins the show to discuss the tragic Tyler Skaggs death and the Cubs' midseason fade.
The Andretti Autosport star and 2016 Indy 500 winner sits down with Jake in-studio. Topics include Alexander's impending free agency, his relationship with sponsor NAPA Auto Parts, his future living in Indy, and a new addition to the Rossi family. Plus, he relives the last three laps of the thrilling 2019 Indy 500, where he was narrowly defeated by Simon Pagenaud.
Jake is joined in-studio by IndyCar star Alexander Rossi, discussing NBA free agency, Alexander's own impending free agency and more.
Jake talks to Gregg Doyel, columnist for the IndyStar, about what he thinks of the Pacers' free agent acquisitions, and much more.
In the first hour of Monday's show, Jake analyzes all the moves from NBA free agency, including the Pacers arrivals and departures. Scott Agness, Pacers beat writer for The Athletic helps break down the moves that Kevin Pritchard and company made.
Mark Montieth continues to talk with Jake about NBA free agency and what the Pacers will do, plus Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole."
Our weekly talk with Will Carroll, the Injury Expert, plus Mark Montieth in-studio talking about his new book about the longtime Indianapolis Indians exec Max Schumacher, plus his thoughts on the Pacers.
On his last day at WRTV-6, Derrik Thomas talks with Jake about his 40-year career working for the news... Channel 6.
Former Pacers guard and current TV analyst Eddie Gill sits down with Jake in-studio, and we talk to Jeff Rabjohns of Peegs.com to discuss Ed Schilling's departure and recruiting.
John Andretti calls in to promote and discuss the Race For Riley, this Saturday in New Castle, plus John's own cancer battle. Plus, former Pacers guard and current TV analyst Eddie Gill joins Jake in-studio.
The first hour of Thursday's show includes IU Insider for the IndyStar Zach Osterman to talk about Ed Schilling's departure and whether or not we can expect an IU-UK series anytime soon.
With Derek on vacation, Jake and Robin Miller tell stories from yesteryear in Indianapolis, plus "Buy It Or Bull."
Jake talks with Tamika Catchings about the Fever and their recent travel woes, plus Robin Miller of Racer.com and NBC talks IndyCar silly season rumors.
The first hour of Wednesday's show features NBA writer Sean Deveney as we prepare for free agency and the legendary Robin Miller joins Jake in-studio.
J. Michael hangs in-studio with Jake and assesses the future of the NBA's biggest free agents.
Jake is joined by J. Michael, Pacers Insider for the IndyStar in-studio to look at what the blue and gold plan to do in free agency and who to expect on the floor to start the season.
The first hour of Tuesday's show features Michael Kranish, author of "The World's Fastest Man," the story of Indy's own Major Taylor, and Joe Sheehan talking all things MLB.
While on the topic of conference realignment, which programs have the most brand power? The guys discuss and give their yay/nay on the new KFC Cheetos sandwich collaboration.
The Athletic's Dustin Dopirak joins the show to talk Carsen Edwards and Romeo Langford landing in Boston and the guys jump into UConn's move into the Big East and what it could mean for other leagues.
Q & S talk about how the Pacers roster is shaping up post-Draft and Warren trade and Jake gives a recap of his trip to Milwaukee and Road America.
The Athletic report for IU, Purdue, and Butler hoops talks Romeo & Carsen in Boston and the best NBA prospect currently on one of those three rosters.
The one and only Ice Cube calls us to discuss the Big3 basketball league, which comes to Indy this Sunday, plus Mark Montieth in-studio to break down the Pacers draft and where Kevin Pritchard and company go from here.
In the second hour from Friday's show, Derek chats with the injury expert Will Carroll, plus Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole" and Indy native and former NBA number 1 pick Greg Oden.
The first hour of "No Query Friday" includes Derek and Sam analyzing draft night for the Pacers, plus the big man himself, Goga Bitadze joins the show.
The former Pacers great is in town for the Big3, this weekend at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, and Derek chats with JO about life after the NBA, starting his career as the youngest player in the league, how he wants to be remembered, and that fateful night in Detroit in 2004.
The incomparable Ice Cube is bringing his BIG3 league to Indianapolis to Sunday, so he stopped by the show to talk about what to expect, Indy's relevance in his life, and why the Lakers are about to make a big comeback.
The LN grad and first pick of the 2007 NBA Draft Greg Oden is back in Indy for the Big3, a 3-on-3 basketball league, Sunday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. The 7-footer discusses his health, his friendship with high school and college classmate Mike Conley, how he emerged from dark times in his personal life and how his family lifts him up and keeps him going.
The newest Pacer joins us and Derek talks with the 19-year-old Georgia native about his game and where he fits in with the Blue and Gold. Plus, the 18th pick talks toughness from playing in the EuroLeague and his favorite Georgian cuisine.
Q & S react to the breaking news of the Pacers acquiring T.J. Warren from Phoenix and discuss what his potential impact could be.
Q & S get back into the draft, a two-team/two-country proposal in MLB, and talk to Indy Eleven head coach Martin Rennie.
The guys talk about tonight's NBA Draft, trading Turner or Sabonis, and talk draft and baseball with Joe Sheehan later in the hour.
The Suns reporter for Bright Side of the Sun talks about what T.J. Warren brings to the table for the Pacers and Phoenix's immediate future.
The Indy Eleven head coach talks with the guys about their long unbeaten streak, haggis, and how his team is built for success.
In the second hour of Wednesday's show, the guys look at where Romeo Langford slots in numerous NBA mock drafts, Fever legend Tamika Catchings joins us, plus there's a meth man and his trusty meth squirrel sidekick on the loose in Alabama.
The first hour of Wednesday's show, live from KSR, includes Mike Conley on the move, plus "Buy it or Bull" and NBA writer Sean Deveney.
Ryan Carr of the Pacers believes that the injury negatively affected Langford's one-and-done season and still believes he has a lot of potential.
The Pacers Director of Player Personnel gives his analysis on Carsen Edwards' strengths and weaknesses.
Q & S jump into the huge list of key free agents in the East and CBSSports.com writer Kyle Boone keeps up the NBA Draft conversation.
The guys continue to talk draft, a Carmel smoking ban, and Ryan Carr of the Pacers gives his take on several NBA prospects.
The guys talk about Romeo Langford falling on NBA Mock Draft boards, the Pacers' interest in Ricky Rubio, and Query gives his $100 Wings ETC Trivia Question.
The Pacers Director of Player Personnel gave his take on Romeo Langford, Carsen Edwards, and the 2019 draft class overall.
The guys get back into the first big domino of the NBA offseason to fall, discuss the Pacers' plans, and remember the O.J. chase from 25 years ago.
Q & S remember where they were for the O.J. Simpson chase, which was 25 years ago today, and share their "Love That Play", which isn't a play at all...
Who won the Anthony Davis trade? The guys talk about that and how it may affect the Pacers' offseason plans, and try to learn about the small Iowa town where Schultz's grandpa grew up in.
The Liverpool legend and all-time leading goalscorer joined today's show to promote LFC's July visit to Notre Dame Stadium coming off their epic UEFA Champions League title earlier this month.
In the third hour from Friday's show, we talk with Pirates prospects Kevin Kramer and Brandon Waddell, live from Victory Field as the Tribe prepares to take on the PawSox.
The second hour of Friday's show features our weekly talk with Will Carroll, the Injury Expert to discuss the injuries to KD and Klay Thompson, plus Mike DeCourcy of Sporting News to talk Kawhi, the Women's World Cup and more.
The first hour of Friday's show live from Victory Field includes reaction from Toronto's Game 6 clinch of the NBA Finals and our Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole."
Q & S get back into the Cup and drought-busters like the Blues, St. Louis superfan and bob & Tom cast member Josh Arnold talks Blues, and they get into the NBA Finals Game 6 tonight.
The guys continue the Rapinoe calls, get a U.S. Open preview from Will Haskett, and Schultz shares a disturbing swimsuit sharing story.
The guys lead off by talking about the Blues winning the Stanley Cup and update the championship-drought suffering franchises, and Query mentions the Rapinoe/Kaepernick comparisons.
The Blues superfan and Bob & Tom personality talked about his beloved NHL team taking the Cup and overrated/underrated St. Louis food items.
Query quizzes Schultz on his prom from twenty years ago and the guys get back into the U.S. women's World Cup celebration conversation with listener phone calls.
The guys play "Buy it or Bull!", talk hoops with Tamika Catchings, and discuss what could be in store for Victor Oladipo's comeback year.
Some folks had a problem with the U.S. women's dominant World Cup opener win and the guys respond to that. Sean Deveney joins later in the hour to talk about Kevin Durant's injury and how it impacts NBA free agency this summer.
The IndyStar’s Joel Erickson ties a bow on the Colts’ offseason program and the guys get back into the NBA Finals.
Q & S discuss Andrew Luck’s calf keeping him out of mini-camp and Query tries to one-up Schultz’s trivia question.
The guys disagree on what happens for the rest of the Finals after the Warriors late rally, and have their weekly baseball chat with Joe Sheehan.
The guys get back into the Finals, Kawhi's future destination (if there is one), and re-rack Query's terrible Dallas/Austin/Indy trip back.
IndyStar Preps Insider Kyle Neddenriep leads off the hour with his recap of the one-sided Indiana-Kentucky All-Star Game, the guys share their Love That Play, and go down memory lane to when baseball had the dominant stars in American sports.
The guys jump into tonight's NBA Finals Game 5 and recap Query's hellish trip back from Texas, which took almost 40 hours!
Cancelled flights, brake fires, fuel leaks, broken AC, and meeting a late Indianapolis 500 legend's family were all part of Jake's crazy trip back from Texas Motor Speedway.
On the heels of Jake's nightmare trip back from Texas, Kyle Neddenriep of the IndyStar shares his awful travel story from a few winters ago, and recaps Indiana's destruction of Kentucky in their annual All-Star Game.
Derek continues to talk Blue and Gold with Scott Agness of The Athletic, plus he breaks down the Carson Wentz deal and how well Andrew Luck's contract has aged.
The second hour of Friday's show features our weekly talk with Will Carroll, the Injury Expert, plus Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," and we welcome Pacers writer for The Athletic Scott Agness in-studio.
In the first hour of "No Query Friday," we talk with Lee Marcum of Jack's Donuts on National Donut Day.
The guys get back into the NFL schedule possibility and talk to Butler's LaVall Jordan about a big offseason as he heads into Year #3.
New Indiana All-Stars Game Director Mike Broughton joins the show to talk about this weekend's matchups with Kentucky, the guys discuss the possibility of an 18-game NFL schedule, and former Mr. Basketball Kyle Guy takes us through his workout with the Pacers.
The guys lead off with a D-Day 75th anniversary tribute, talk about the Raptors taking back control in the NBA Finals, and are joined by J.J. DeBrosse, who talks about a great charity event happening later this month.
Butler's head coach talks about a rigorous non-conference schedule, some of the new faces like Derrik Smits, and the increased pressure/expectations after a disappointing second season at the helm.
The former Indiana Mr. Basketball discussed today's workout with the Pacers, what he brings to the table for an NBA team, and his mentality during Virginia's thrilling national championship run.
The guys get back into the Colts with calls and Schultz (probably) embellishes his "illustrious" wiffle ball career.
The guys react to the old allegation about Colts' rookie Bobby Okereke going public and talk NBA with longtime league writer Sean Deveney.
The Fever legend talks about the team's strong home opener and the mentality of teams in the Finals, like what the Warriors and Raptors are experiencing.
More real McCoy talk, and the guys talk to Conor Daly, who finds himself back in an IndyCar seat for this weekend's date at Texas.
With Jeopardy James' run ending, what game show would Q & S excel the most at? The guys discuss, share their $100 Wings ETC Trivia question, and Jake wants to know the origin of the term "the real McCoy" for some reason.
The guys welcome School on Wheels auction winner John Sherrill in-studio to talk about Golden State's growing injury list and discuss the latest baseball news with Joe Sheehan.
Fresh off a top-ten at Indianapolis, Conor Daly will be back behind the wheel at Texas. He joined the show to talk about that and how his future is still up in the air beyond this weekend.
Who is Andre Iguodala's historical comp? The guys talk and listeners give their take, plus they get back into the baseball netting talk.
IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel leads off the hour and the guys share their Love That Play for this week.
Query leads the show with his rocky road trip back from Detroit, the guys talk about Toronto's big missed opportunity in Game 2, and discuss the latest foul ball/line drive injury hitting close to home.
The IndyStar columnist returns to the show to talk about his visit to Knute Rockne's grave and some of the big offseason questions for the Pacers.
The third hour of Friday's show features J. Michael of the IndyStar to break down Toronto's chances going forward vs. Golden State, plus the Pacers offseason plans and we continue our in-studio visit with David Dearing.
We start off the second hour of "No Query Friday" with our friend Will Carroll, the Injury Expert, and then welcome David Dearing in-studio to talk racing and Pacers, plus our Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole."
The first hour of "No Query Friday" features NBA Finals Game 1 reaction, plus IU basketball players shooting down rumors on Twitter.
Pacers Insider for the IndyStar J. Michael joins Derek to discuss the NBA Finals and if Toronto can continue their performance for game 1, what makes the Raptors so strong defensively, plus how he thinks the Pacers will attack the offseason, from the Draft to free agency and what to do at point guard.
The guys get back into the NBA Finals and Peegs.com's Jeff Rabjohns talks Archie Miller's scholarship situation and Romeo Langford's draft stock.
Longtime former RTV6 new anchor Clyde Lee take a look back as the channel celebrates their 70th anniversary tonight, and the legendary Tamika Catching pays her first weekly visit of the season to talk Fever.
Will the NBA Finals be worth watching? The guys discuss and talk about extending netting to protect baseball fans with Joe Sheehan.
The guys talk about the Red Bull Air Race leaving IMS (and everywhere else), plus the Wings ETC trivia question deals with terrible NBA franchises.
Query shares his experience at the BMV, the guys play Buy it or Bull, and Sean Deveney previews the NBA Finals.
The Colts rookie safety joins the guys to talk about his background, how he's developed as a leader on and off the field, and his family tie to a memorable Colts' standout.
Alexander Rossi discusses the frustration of falling just short on Sunday, Query randomly brings up sloths and zoos, and the guys get back into the race.
The guys get back into the race, share their Love That Play, and callers use the listener line to shower Query with compliments for his IMS Radio call.
The guys lead off the show with a recap of the Indy 500 (for those who couldn't listen yesterday), share listener grades of the race, and talk to trailblazer Janet Guthrie about her 30 For 30 release tonight.
Before the release of her 30 For 30 film tonight, the racing trailblazer spent time with us on the show to discuss breaking through as the first female to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 and her lasting impact today.
Q & S give their brief Indy 500 thoughts before getting to conversations with runner-up Alexander Rossi and champion Simon Pagenaud.
The probable Indy 500 Rookie of the Year talks with the guys about his terrific race debut (7th place), going toe-to-toe with Tony Kanaan out of the pits, and his affinity for his (and Schultz's!) home state of Connecticut.
A shortened show today, Q & S recap what happened yesterday, including the late red flag/caution that many race fans were upset about.
A runner-up finish would be a great result for most drivers, but not a former champion and consistent 500 contender like Alexander Rossi. He spoke with the guys about his disappointment over falling just short, being blocked by lapped drivers, and his tremendous respect and love for the race.
The Indianapolis 500 champion rejoined the show fresh off a dominating afternoon yesterday to talk his epic duel with Alexander Rossi, his strategy late, and about achieving his life's dream,
Fox 59 meteorologist Jim O'Brien leads off the hour with his race weekend forecast and the guys get back into what could happen on the track on Sunday.
Will Carroll pays his weekly visit and gives his 500 pick, Eric Powell joins the show from the IMS Museum, and the guys give their race winner, podium, first out and more.
With Query hustling back from the Freedom 100 broadcast, Schultz shares his connection to the Indianapolis 500 despite not growing up here and what it now means to him.
Motorsports writer John Oreovicz previews the 500 and the guys take calls from listeners on what could happen on Sunday.
Q & S talk Myles Turner's All-Defensive beef and Oriol Servia calls in later in the hour to keep his annual tradition alive!
The guys get a visit from the esteemed Indy 500 "milk people" and talk about who could surprise from the middle/back of the pack in Sunday's race.
The veteran driver and show favorite keeps the tradition alive of joining us before the 500... and the tradition of dropping a random "sh*t" somewhere in the conversation.
The longtime motorsports writer talks about the health of the Indy 500, darkhorses for Sunday, and remembers a personal hero in F1 legend Niki Lauda.
The guys discuss whether or not the Colts should pursue Gerald McCoy in free agency, and quite possibly the most disgusting story in show history.
The second hour of Wednesday's show includes more numbers to give away for our Tito's Vodka Indy 500 giveaway, plus USAC Sprint Car points leader C.J, Leary in advance of the last Hoosier Hundred at the State Fairgrounds.
The first hour of Wednesday's show features "Buy It Or Bull," Race Week Edition, plus Sean Deveney, who covers the NBA for Sporting News.
The guys get back into the McCoy discussion, and Query has trouble letting the Villeneuve music go, much to Schultz's dismay.
The Athletic's Scott Agness leads off the hour talking Pacers, and Jake discovers a former Indy 500 winner's music career...
Should the Colts be interested in Gerald McCoy? The guys discuss and get a visit to talk baseball from Joe Sheehan.
The Pacers writer for The Athletic talks about their interest in Romeo Langford and Carsen Edwards, free agency, and the impact of Tyreke Evans' banishment.
This year's pole-sittier, Simon Pagenaud, pays the show a visit and the guys get back into the Numbers Game for round two.
Q & S open up their Indy 500 Numbers Game and welcome on Kyle Kaiser, who perhaps had the most exciting moment of Sunday's Bump Day, moving past two-time world champ Fernando Alonso.
The guys recap a thrilling Indianapolis 500 qualifying weekend, talk IndyCar with NBC Sports analyst Anders Krohn, and Schultz is "meh" about the Game of Thrones finale.
The Indianapolis 500 pole-sitter talks about his torrid Month of May pace, French drivers in the 500, and McRibs on the road.
After a thrilling qualifying run to bump out two-time world champ Fernando Alonso, the young driver joined the show to talk about rallying from Friday's crash to put his Juncos Racing machine in the show.
Happy Hour from the Firestone Garage at IMS includes the driver/owner combination of Colton Herta and George Steinbrenner IV.
The second hour of Friday's show includes our weekly talk with the injury expert Will Carroll, Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," and IMS President Doug Boles to discuss Indy 500 ticket sales and whether or not you can expect for the blackout to be lifted for the race.
It's Fast Friday from the Firestone Garage at IMS, and the first hour features the legend, Mario Andretti, plus our tiers for who is most likely to win the 103rd Indianapolis 500.
The rookie driver of the #31 Carlin machine sits down after Fast Friday practice and talks about recovering from his scary accident from yesterday, what his racing future holds now that he's been signed by Red Bull, and we ask about his favorite Mexican food in Indy.
The driver and owner of the #88 Hess Harding-Steinbrenner Honda join us from the Firestone Garage. We ask George about his decision to join the racing ranks instead of sticking with the family business of baseball, and talk with the 19-year-old rookie about his experience in victory lane with Dan Wheldon in 2011 and what it would mean to him to become the youngest winner of the 500.
The legendary Mario Andretti joins Q&S to kick off Fast Friday from the Firestone Garage. We look back 50 years to his lone "500" win, plus a few of the heartbreaks the Andretti family as suffered at IMS. We also ask him about his outlook for the future of open wheel racing and how he would like to be remembered in another 50 years.
In the second hour of Thursday's show, we talk NBA Draft Lottery and playoffs with Sean Deveney from Sporting News, plus Max and Chloe Chilton stop by and react to Derek's infamous "hologram" comment.
Hour 1 of Thursday's show from the Firestone Garage at IMS features Cara Adams and Lisa Boggs from Firestone, plus the guys discuss whether we'll see a first-time winner at this year's Indianapolis 500.
Cara Adams and Lisa Boggs from Firestone join us in the Firestone Garage to discuss the tire company's long relation with the Indy 500 dating back to 1911, how two women rose to leadership positions in a mostly male paddock, plus Mario Andretti's affinity for the tires that helped him win the 1969 500.
The Carlin Racing driver Max Chilton and his wife Chloe join the show, and Jake gets their reaction to Derek's infamous "hologram" comment, plus Max discusses leading the most laps at the 500 in 2017 and how he's grown as a driver since then.
Live from the Firestone Garage at IMS, it's "Buy it or Bull" Track Edition, plus Sage Karam, driver of the #24 Chevy for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing.
We continue our conversation with Donald Davidson and Laura Steele in the second hour of Wednesday's show live from the Firestone Garage at IMS.
The first hour of Wednesday's show live from the Firestone Garage at IMS features our reaction to last night's NBA Draft Lottery, plus the first part of our long talk with Donald Davidson and Laura Steele.
The former radio and TV voice of the Indianapolis 500 Bob Jenkins sits down with Jake and Derek to discuss his upcoming induction into the IMS Museum Hall of Fame, how he got into the profession and some of his favorite memories from a career of calling races.
The legendary historian of IMS Donald Davidson and our good friend Laura Steele of WISH-TV sit down with the guys from the Firestone Garage, telling stories ranging from Donald attending concerts at Deer Creek, to his first journey to the track in 1964, and much more.
The 24-year-old is attempting to qualify for his sixth "500," and he talks with the guys about his Dreyer & Reinbold #24 entry, how he's fighting for his racing career, and his thoughts on the new safety additions to the cockpit.
The driver of the NTT Data Chip Ganassi #10 is a rookie in name only, and he joined us from the Firestone Garage to discuss his Pole award in the IndyCar Grand Prix, adjusting to driving on the oval, growing up in Sweden and splitting time living in Indianapolis and Monaco.
The third hour of Tuesday's show, live from the Firestone Garage at IMS, includes some Colts breaking news, and the Indiana "narrative" strikes again in an ESPN NBA Draft write-up.
Legendary "Voice of the 500" Paul Page stops by during the second hour of Tuesday's show, live from the Firestone Garage at IMS. Plus, NBA Draft Lottery discussion.
The first hour live from the Firestone Garage at IMS presented by Tito's and powered by the American Dairy Association of Indiana features Joe Sheehan talking baseball, plus updates from the first day of practice for the 103rd Indianapolis 500.
The long-time "Voice of the 500" joins us from the Firestone Garage. Page discusses his relationship with the legendary Sid Collins and how he became a part of the IMS Radio Network, plus how the famous Delta Force intros on ABC came to be.
The guys get back into Beilein and Schultz talks about his wife betraying him and watching the latest episode of Game of Thrones without him.
Mark Jaynes, the radio voice of the 500, joins the show and the guys talk about the crazy Kawhi Leonard buzzer-beater to send Toronto to the East Finals.
The guys lead off the show with the John Beilein departure news and debate where the Michigan vacancy ranks in the Big Ten.
The voice of the Indianapolis 500 joins the guys to recap an interesting Grand Prix and set the stage for the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
Old friend of the show Brooke Olzendam checks in from Portland and the guys get back into the Dontrelle Inman news and Grand Prix's future.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks Kevin Durant's calf, and the guys share a really bad National Anthem rendition from earlier in the week and suddenly get down a Carl Lewis rabbit hole...
With Query hustling back from the track, Schultz leads off the hour and talks Month of May with Jim Ayello of the IndyStar. Also, the guys discuss Dontrelle Inman's departure to New England.
The former Pacers (now Blazers) sideline reporter talks about the Lillard/McCollumn relationship and how it pertains to Turner/Sabonis, and re-tells the infamous "Query watch my shoes" story from when she was still in Indy.
The Motorsports Insider for the IndyStar talked Grand Prix, and a possible date move, also the biggest Indy 500 storylines.
The longtime NCAA hoops official, and Indianapolis resident, spent time with us in-studio to give a glimpse from behind the whistle. He talked replay, missed calls, heated interactions with coaches, and more.
How does Bo respond to profanity? When does a heated interaction cross the line? He gives his take on talking with coaches and players.
Bo is an "independent contractor" and said he has no problem with the current arrangement with the NCAA.
Boroski talks about how he got his start in officiating, which started in baseball as a teenager.
Q & S get back into Boston's flop, the Pacers' future, are are joined by The Athletic's Bob Kravitz.
NCAA official Bo Boroski gives his take on instant replay and a memorable blown call in the Purdue-Virginia game. Also, the guys talk baseball with Joe Sheehan.
The guys talk about Brad Stevens and Boston's feeble ouster by Milwaukee and are joined in-studio by NCAA official Bo Boroski.
The columnist for The Athletic talks about his sit down with Pacers owner Herb Simon and whether or not he believes the Pacers will be major players in free agency.
Dave Furst leads off the hour to talk racing, and Q & S get back into the Colts' victory song selection.
Are the Colts really the fifth-best team in the NFL like the Power Rankings say? The guys discuss that and get more into the Month of May.
With the St. Louis Blues finding a "victory song", Query is determined to find one for the Colts. Also, the guys play Buy it or Bull and talk playoffs with Sean Deveney of the Sporting News.
The RTV6 Sports Director talks Trackside for Month of May, if we'll see another first-time 500 winner, and re-lives old baseball stories with his BFF Jake.
Q & S get back into the Reggie 8 points/9 seconds anniversary and the Major Taylor legacy conversation.
The guys celebrate the 24th anniversary of Reggie's eight points in nine seconds and talk to new WISH-TV racing analyst Tyce Carlson.
Author Michael Kranish joins the show to talk about his new book on Major Taylor and the guys discuss his life and relevance in Indianapolis today.
The author of the new book, "The World's Fastest Man: The Extraordinary Life of Cyclist Major Taylor", joins the show to talk about the life and legacy of a the Indianapolis native and overlooked sports icon
The guys get back into the Kentucky Derby controversy and compare/contrast it with the memroable 1981 Indy 500 ruling between Bobby Unser and Mario Andretti.
Q & S talk about who will stand out from the Colts' Draft class and reveal their Love That Play for this week.
The guys discuss the controversial ruling in the Kentucky Derby, the national relevance of the race, and Query recaps his soggy Mini-marathon finish.
The NBA Draft writer for CBSSports.com talks about his latest Mock, which has Romeo Langford falling to the Pacers at #18 and Carsen Edwards in the top 20.
The guys talk to Indians OF Jason Martin about his SoCal roots and his experience with the big league Pirates earlier this season, plus everyone is raving about Colts rookie WR Parris Campbell.
Hour 2 live from Victory Field includes our weekly visit with Will Carroll of Motus Global and Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole."
Hour 1 live from Victory Field features IMS President Doug Boles, plus a discussion of Dwight Freeney's induction to the Colts Ring of Honor and who should be next.
2017 Indy 500 champion Takuma Sato joins us live from Victory Field for Indy 500 night, breaking down his hot start to the season, how he was able to beat Helio Castroneves in 2017 and his favorite Japanese cuisine in Indy.
IMS President Doug Boles joins at Victory Field for Indy 500 night, talking everything from his thoughts on locking in full-season drivers for the 500, the new date for the Brickyard, his favorite moment of May and his Mini-Marathon running plan
The guys get back into the Romeo-Langford-to-Pacers possibility/discussion and re-rack their early conversation with Kevin Pritchard.
Bobby Okereke's position coach, Peter Hansen of Stanford, talks about the newest Colts linebacker and Q & S discover a market for Kentucky Derby champion horse poop.
Pacers President Kevin Pritchard kicks off the show by expanding on yesterday's season-ending press conference, Schultz doesn't get picked for jury duty, and Romeo Langford to Indiana at pick #18? The guys discuss.
The Pacers President expanded upon yesterday's meeting with the media, including Domas Sabonis's "bigger" role, his approach to free agency, and where Indiana goes from here.
The guys give Buy it or Bull another go around and talk to seven-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson about his domination at Dover and the possibility of him ever running the Indianapolis 500.
Schultz is worried about the national media jumping on the Colts' bandwagon, and the guys go over what Pacers President Kevin Pritchard had to say at the team's season-ending press conference earlier today.
The guys talk about the official start of the Month of May, play Buy it or Bull, and talk NBA playoffs with Sean Deveney.
The racing legend is going for win #12 at Dover this weekend and joined the show to talk about his legacy, the possibility of someday running the Indy 500, and marathon tips for Jake.
The seven-time Cup champion talked about if he'll ever pursue an Indianapolis 500 ride.
Q & S get back into the Colts, answer some Indy draft questions, and learn about a company that will "Fake A Vacation" for users on social media... seriously!
IndyCar vet Graham Rahal talks Month of May to lead off the hour and the guys talk about whether the constant whining about officiating is impacting the NBA Playoffs.
What's a realistic expectation for the 2019 Colts? The guys discuss that, plus Joe Sheehan joins the show to talk about Addison Russell's return and how MLB should handle domestic violence issues.
Vying for his 12th Indianapolis 500 start, the 30-year old driver talks about the controversy surrounding guaranteed spots in the Field of 33, his season to this point, and being in Columbus for the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The guys continue to talk draft, visit with Mac, and Query has a huge issue with the NFL's draft attendance figure in Nashville.
Q & S share their Love That Play (thanks Reggie Wayne!) and are joined in-studio by Indy native Mac Engel of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, who talks about newest Colt TCU DE Ben Banogu.
The guys get to know the Colts' ten-player NFL Draft haul and replay their 2015 interview with Senator Richard Lugar, who passed away on Sunday.
With his passing today at the age of 87, we decided to re-post our 2015 interview with Senator Richard Lugar. The leader and visionary talks about his emphasis in the 1970s and 1980s on building a sports culture in Indianapolis, which we still enjoy today.
Q & S get back into the Draft, if the Colts will trade down again, and how to handle the Tyreek Hill situation.
Will Carroll talks Draft and Montez Sweat's heart condition, and the guys give their Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole with in-studio auction winner guest Erik Long.
The guys lead off the show by talking about the crazy NFL Draft crowd in Nashville, Night 1 surprises with NFL insider John Clayton, and catch up with accomplished French driver Sebastien Bourdais.
The longtime NFL Insider joined the show to talk about Nashville's ridiculous crowd, Chris Ballard wheeling and dealing in the Draft, and how the league will handle the messy Tyreek Hill situation.
Colts Insider for the IndyStar Zak Keefer joins Q&S to discuss the Colts' plans in this weekend's draft, plus how he received the honor of playing Augusta National.
Live from Wings Etc. in Franklin and presented by Karma Records, the 2nd hour of Thursday's show features Tyler Brooke, who covers the NFL Draft for Bleacher Report and look at how previous 26th picks in the draft have panned out.
Live from Wings Etc. in Franklin and presented by Karma Records, the guys preview the draft with the Colts slotted to select 26th and talk about whether the Pacers should trade either Myles Turner or Domantas Sabonis.
Live from Keystone Sports Review, the third hour of Wednesday's show features NBA Playoffs talk, plus the NFL Draft edition of "Buy It or Bull."
It's the 25th anniversary of the epic Bill Tobin rant on Mel Kiper, plus Colts.com writer Jake Arthur talks to the guys about his mock draft and what he expects the Colts to do tomorrow night.
The first hour from Wednesday's show at our home away from home, Keystone Sports Review, features Paul George's reaction to Damian Lillard's game-winner, "Buy It Or Bull," and Sporting News NBA writer Sean Deveney.
The Indiana baseball head coach has the Hoosiers in the Top 25 after a nine-game winning streak. He talks about taking the baton from his predecessors and tonight's tilt with Ball State at Victory Field.
Q & S get back into the Pacers and free agent priorities, and dive into Chris Ballard's comments from his pre-Draft press conference earlier today.
Chris Denari joins to talk Pacers, the Love That Play for this week is revealed, and the guys reminisce about their last cassettes and first CDs.
The guys cap the Pacers' season coming to an end and discuss how they approach free agency, also INSIDE The Locker Room with Chris Ballard's pre-draft press conference.
The Pacers TV voice ties a bow on the 2019-20 season and gets into the questions facing the team as they head into a critical offseason.
The Indy Indians top prospect joined us live from Victory Field to talk about his quick rise in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization, growing up in Phoenix, and eating bugs.
Q&S talk with Indians infielder Cole Tucker, plus Jon Gruden and the Raiders have made a peculiar decision with less than a week until the NFL Draft.
Hour two from Victory Field features our weekly visit with Will Carroll of Motus Global, plus our Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," and long-time voice of the Tribe Howard Kellman sits down with Q&S.
Live from Victory Field, the guys discuss if the Pacers can make it a series with the Celtics as Game 3 takes place tonight at BLF, although history indicated the Blue and Gold might be toast.
The IndyStar's J. Michael breaks down another Pacers' meltdown in Boston and the guys talk about where Indiana goes from here.
Q & S jump into the Colts' 2019 schedule and remember Indy/Chicago sports broadcasting icon Chet Coppock, who passed away yesterday.
The guys get into yet another Pacers' meltdown to put them in an 0-2 hole and Query tries to figure out what the strange dead animal he found in the parking lot is.
The Pacers Insider for the IndyStar gets into the film of the Pacers' Game 2 breakdown in Boston and discusses Myles Turner's large defensive impact.
From an interview in 2014, the broadcasting icon, who tragically passed away yesterday, told Query & Schultz about his messy divorce from WISH-TV in 1981... which required a phone call from Bob Knight.
Q & S get back into Celtics-Pacers, talk to Alexander Rossi about the Indy 500 qualifying format change, and Query asks Schultz about beers he's never tried.
Should the Indianapolis 500 lock in full-time drivers into the Field of 33? The guys discuss and get the caller perspective on altering the tradition.
The guys dive into Game 2 for the Pacers, play "Buy it or Bull!", and talk to Sean Deveney from Boston about tonight's pivotal matchup.
Rossi gives his take on whether full-time drivers should be locked into the grid at the Indianapolis 500.
The former Indianapolis 500 winner talks about conquering Long Beach for the second time, possible changes to the 500 qualifying format, and his Patriots (blech) making a big singing today.
Hour 3 includes Purdue coaches Jeff Brohm and Matt Painter on site from Stacked Pickle in Fishers, and a debate whether or not Russell Wilson is worthy of being the highest paid player in the NFL.
Q&S talk with Purdue women's basketball coach Sharon Versyp, plus does Bogey want to stay? The guys discuss Bojan Bogdanovic's recent comments about free agency.
Hour 1 from Stacked Pickle for Purdue Athletics' Power Hour features baseball writer Joe Sheehan of his eponymous newsletter.
Purdue AD Mike Bobinski talks the renewed energy for the Boilermaker football and basketball program and the department’s financial commitment to keeping top coaching talent.
Boilermaker basketball coach and National Coach of the Year Matt Painter joins the guys at Stacked Pickle for Purdue’s Power Hour to discuss Purdue’s Elite Eight campaign, the legacy that Carsen Edwards, Ryan Cline and Grady Eifert leave behind, plus it wouldn’t be a talk with Coach Painter without a question or two about the Cubs.
Purdue football coach Jeff Brohm sits down with us from Purdue’s Power Hour at Stacked Pickle to discuss the progress the Boilers made in the spring, his decision to stay in West Lafayette and what impact Warren Central's David Bell can make as a true freshman.
The third hour of Monday's show features a heated debate about the potential lasting legacy of Tiger's win at Augusta, live from the Union Jack Pub in Broad Ripple.
The second hour of Monday's show, live from Union Jack Pub in Broad Ripple for an Indy Eleven/The Shop watch party features "Love That Play" plus Pacers.com writer Mark Montieth.
Live from Union Jack Pub in Broad Ripple for an Indy Eleven watch party with The Shop, the guys discuss the lasting legacy of Tiger's Masters win, a listless Pacers playoff performance, and Kyle Robbins of SBNation talks Tiger and IU football.
Former Butler player and current assistant coach Emerson Kampen joins Derek live from the Midtown campus. Topics include Kampen's torn allegiance between the Celtics and the Pacers, how recruiting has changed with the prevalence of the transfer portal and grad transfers, and how inspiring the Kampen family was in handling the tragic passing of their young son in 2016.
The third hour of "No Query Friday" live from Butler with Nick Gardner includes a Notre Dame football spring game preview with Pete Sampson from The Athletic.
Live from Butler, it's "No Query Friday" with Bulldogs basketball radio analyst Nick Gardner. The second hour includes our weekly talk with Will Carroll, Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," and Butler assistant coach Emerson Kampen.
The first hour of "No Query Friday" live from Butler with Bulldogs basketball radio analyst Nick Gardner includes Pacers-Celtics discussion and Butler baseball coach Dave Schrage. Plus, the guys talk about their favorite addicting TV shows.
Right before the conclusion of Spring football, the Hoosier quarterback joined the show to talk about the increased competition for the starting job, improving as a leader, and the awesomeness of Jungle Jim's near his native hometown of Cincinnati.
Eddie White of the Pacers joins Derek in-studio to tell stories and drop names about Augusta National, and Corey Elliot of AP also joins us in-studio to preview the Pacers-Celtics series.
In the second hour of Thursday's show, we talk with Scott Wise, with Evolve Youth Sports and Indiana QB Peyton Ramsey joins us in advance of the Cream and Crimson Spring game in Bloomington.
In the first hour of Thursday's show, we talk The Masters with Will Haskett, host of the Perfect Number Podcast and our go-to golf guy. Plus, our confidence level heading into the Pacers' playoff series with Boston.
The Athletic's Stephen Holder talks Colts' draft possibilities and whether or not a trade of Jacoby Brissett will actually happen.
Stephen Holder of The Athletic talks about the Colts possibly drafting a quarterback and the guys also get into a discussion about Dwyane Wade's legacy.
The guys talk about Magic Johnson's ouster (a caller has an issue with Jake's take on the exit) and talk to Sporting News writer Sean Deveney about the upcoming NBA Playoffs.
Local legends Robin Miller and Bob Netolicky unexpectedly drop by the studio and the guys play Buy it or Bull!.
Q & S talk more college hoops, a caller brings up an interesting Purdue-IU dynamic, and Query goes crazy about a blooper-filled weather report.
Schultz does a "Jake Query thing" as he puts it and the guys talk to Mark Montieth about the freefalling Pacers/
The guys react to an incredible title game and discuss whether that was one of the better NCAA Tournaments they've ever seen, plus Joe Sheehan talks about the struggles of the Reds and slugger Chris Davis.
Q & S get back into the Carsen Edwards' decision, Bob Knight's surprise appearance in Bloomington, and talk to the Lafayette Journal-Courier's Nathan Baird about Edwards/Purdue's future.
College basketball analyst John Fanta joins the show to preview tonight's title tilt, the guys share their Love That Play, and discuss the Pacers skidding to the finish.
The guys recap a thrilling Final Four weekend, discuss Carsen Edwards' NBA Draft decision, and Query makes a detour in Alabama.
During Query's IndyCar trip to Alabama, he detoured to Charles Barkley's hometown and ended up visiting several landmarks and influential people in "Uncle Chuck's" life.
In the final hour of "No Query Friday," Derek chats with IU Insider for the IndyStar Zach Osterman about Romeo Langford's declaration for the NBA Draft and where the Hoosiers go from here.
The 4 o'clock hour from Friday's show includes our weekly visit with Will Carroll from Motus Global, Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole," plus an uncomfortable local visit from a coaching legend.
The first hour of "No Query Friday" includes Kip Wesner, publisher of the Hoosier Basketball Magazine to talk about the North-South All-Star games at Martinsville tomorrow, plus the Pacers set to showdown with Boston at home.
Q & S go over the sad details of the AAF's folding and the collateral damage they caused (notably to the players) and Jeremiah Johnson joins the show to talk Pacers.
Romeo Langford declares for the NBA Draft and the guys discuss how they feel his one season in Bloomington will be remembered. Also, Howard Kellman, longtime voice of the Indians, joins to talk about the Tribe's season debut tonight.
The Pacers sidelines reporter for FS Indiana joins the guys to talk about the Blue & Gold's big road win in Detroit and the importance of gaining homecourt advantage over Boston.
Dave Revsine of the Big Ten Network joins the guys from Minneapolis and they wrap up by talking more about Romeo Langford's draft declaration and the upcoming Final Four.
Andrew Walker of Colts.com joins the show to talk Colts free agency and the guys get back into the Pacers and Dale Jr.
Q & S react to the news about Dale Jr. being added to the Indy 500 broadcast team and they have another random fight about breakfast cereals.
The guys lead off the show by playing "Buy it or Bull!", Jake gets hung up on a 1960s cartoon theme that Derek doesn't recognize, and Sporting News writer Sean Deveney talks Pacers and Carsen Edwards' draft stock to round out the hour.
The Colts.com writer talks about where the team is as they head into OTAs, some of the under-the-radar signings, and what the expectations are for 2019.
The guys discuss the AAF dissolving and why Spring football doesn't seem to ever work, even though the nation clearly has a thirst for football.
Q & S talk about John Calipari's lifetime deal and criticism, and talk Pacers with Mark Montieth later in the hour.
The guys discuss the Pacers' big (and needed) win over the Pistons, and talk for the first time this baseball season to longtime MLB writer Joe Sheehan.
The guys discuss the plug getting pulled on the AAF and why Spring football never seems to work.
A post-mortem on Purdue's season, more on Carsen Edwards' potential NBA Draft slot, and a look at a wide open Final Four.
Q & S discuss the Pacers' slide and whether or not they can turn it around for the playoffs and share their Love That Play for this week.
The guys recap Purdue's heartbreaking loss to Virginia, debate Carsen Edwards' NBA stock, and talk to Sporting News writer Mike Decourcy about the Final Four.
The longtime college basketball writer for The Sporting News discusses Purdue's tough exit to Virginia, Carsen Edwards' historic performance, and previews the Final Four.
The guys get right back into the Purdue talk with more calls and discussion about last night's epic win.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks Jordan Howard trade, plus more Purdue calls and big man Matt Haarms calls into the show.
The guys recap a thrilling Purdue overtime win over Tennessee for their first Elite 8 trip since 2000, and take calls from Boilers fans who were there in Louisville.
The Purdue 7-footer joined us from Louisville to talk about their thrilling win over Tennessee and his path from Amsterdam to Spain to Kansas to West Lafayette.
The Indiana native and Celtics head coach joined the show to talk about fighting the Pacers for homecourt advantage, managing egos in Boston, and why he's a huge Matt Painter and Pete Buttigieg fan.
Boiler legend Brian "The Custodian" Cardinal joins the show, the guys get back into tonight's matchup and the Pacers' road woes, and the Big Ten Network's Dave Revsine gives his call.
Gold & Black's Brian Neubert makes the short walk from the arena to join the guys on-site at Sports & Social Club and Celtics head coach Brad Stevens talks homecourt and Buttigieg.
The guys are live from Louisville before Purdue's Sweet 16 game! Purdue associate AD/SID Tom Schott joins the show on-site and Q & S get into tonight's matchup from Yum Center.
We asked Brad Stevens about his striking resemblance to South Bend mayor/Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg and he's apparently a very big fan of his doppleganger.
The Purdue legend discussed tonight's matchup with Tennessee, looked back on his Sweet 16/Elite 8 runs with the Boilers, and being a teammate of Dirk Nowitzki's on the 2011 champion Mavs.
The Indiana native and Celtics head coach joined the show to talk about fighting the Pacers for homecourt advantage, managing egos in Boston, and why he's a huge Matt Painter and Pete Buttigieg fan.
In the third hour of Wednesday's show, live from KSR, Tennessee hoops writer for the Knoxville News-Sentinel Mike Wilson joins us to preview UT-Purdue.
In the second hour from KSR, the guys talk to IMS President Doug Boles about NASCAR's decision to move the Brickyard to the 4th of July weekend, plus discussion on the new NFL replay review rules.
The first hour of Wednesday's show from KSR features Sporting News NBA writer Sean Deveney, plus "Buy It Or Bull," and the IU season mercifully comes to an end.
IMS President Doug Boles comes on to discuss the Brickyard 400 moving to Independence Day weekend and the relationship with NASCAR, the possibility of adding lights to the Speedway, and if Guns N' Roses could ever play a concert at the track.
The guys get back into Romeo/IU and the Brickyard situation, and Query takes Schultz to task for his 7-Eleven "nickname".
Q & S discuss the Brickyard 400 date moving and what it means for the race moving forward. Also, Pacers writer Mark Montieth talks about the Blue and Gold trying to hold off Boston for the #4 seed.
The guys talk about IU's NIT Quarterfinal tonight and if we'll see Romeo Langford take the floor, also Erik Horne joins to preview the Pacers' reunion with PG tomorrow, and Purdue head coach Matt Painter pays the show a visit.
The Purdue head coach joined the show in advance of their Sweet 16 tilt with Tennessee to talk about their thrashing of Villanova, Carsen Edwards' confidence, and fit in some Cubs talk (because of course).
Former NCAA Tournament Director Greg Shaheen spends the entire hour in-studio answering questions about the tourney, from seeding to overall organization.
Q & S discuss the Pacers being in great shape for the #4 seed with the Celtics looking wobbly lately, reveal their Love That Play for this week, and get back into the tournament talk.
The guys kick off the show discussing Purdue's dismantling of Villanova and whether or not it's been an entertaining tournament so far. Also, WISH-TV's Charlie Clifford joins to talk Boilers.
The former Director of the NCAA Tournament joined the guys in-studio to lend his insights on the creation of the bracket, the NCAA aiding in tournament travel for teams, and what he does/doesn't like about the current format.
The WISH-TV sports reporter talks about Purdue's impressive showing in Hartford and appreciating Matt Painter's terrific coaching job.
Ben Davis coach Don Carlisle is Sam's guest for the Coach Conversation. Sam talks with the first year Giants coach about how his team turned it around after a pair of three game losing streaks had his team at 10-6, plus how he reacted to seeing Tom Izzo yell at Ben Davis grad and Michigan State freshman Aaron Henry in the huddle Thursday at the NCAA Tournament, and how his team plans on speeding up Carmel’s methodical offense in the 4A State Finals.
State Finals Saturday has finally arrived, and in the final edition of Indy's HS Pregame Show for the 2018-19 school year, Sam previews and predicts Fort Wayne Blackhawk vs. Barr-Reeve, Andrean vs. Linton-Stockton, Culver Academies vs. Silver Creek and Carmel vs. Ben Davis.
The guys go over the bracket with Mike Randle of The Action Network and get back into Romeo Langford's future.
Q & S play Buy it or Bull! and discuss a busy day in Colts' free agency with an in-house signing and out-of-house visits.
Romeo Langford sits - injury or protecting himself for the NBA? The guys discuss that, and his draft stock plus the Pacers' road woes with Sean Deveney of the Sporting News.
The college basketball analyst for The Action Network gives the bettor perspective for the NCAA Tournament with upset picks and darkhorse suggestions.
Mark Montieth joins the show in his weekly spot to recap the Pacers loss in Portland and their offensive woes over the past few weeks.
Day 2 of the Numbers Game, plus Big Ten Network host Dave Revsine talks Purdue and the NCAA Tournament in general.
Are people watching IU the NIT tonight? The guys discuss that and the Pacers road woes in Portland.
The Big Ten Network hosts talks about Purdue's draw, the Selection Committee's decisions in general, and IU's NIT bid.
The WWE Mixed Tag Team is in action tonight for Smackdown downtown and they joined the guys in-studio to discuss the show and learn about Schultz's prestigious wrestling history.
Q & S get back into Purdue and take more calls for their annual Tournament Numbers Game.
Alan Karpick of GoldAndBlack.com breaks down Purdue's draw, the guys reveal their Love That Play, and start the NCAA Tournament Numbers Game!
Schultz is excited about Purdue getting sent to Hartford, the guys ask if anyone cares about Indiana in the NIT, and Butler AD Barry Collier pays a visit.
The Butler Athletic Director discussed Butler's NIT bid against Nebraska (a team he also coached), LaVall Jordan's second year at the helm, and the challenges that face Butler in the Big East.
Butler AD Barry Collier reflected on a down season for the Dawgs, LaVall Jordan's job performance two years in, and his feeling about his status moving forward.
IUPUI is back in the postseason for the first time in nine years and their fifth-year head coach joined the show to talk about what it means for the program moving forward.
Pacers TV voice Chris Denari talks about an emotional and epic comeback win over the Thunder and the guys debate whether it changes how they feel about the Pacers postseason chances.
Injury expert Will Carroll talks Indy Airport eats and Justin Houston's health (and Colts' FA possibility) and the guys share their Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole! for this week.
The guys discuss the Pacers' big rally/win over Paul George & Co. and talk about Purdue's chances of making a run in the Big Ten Tournament.
The TV voice of the Pacers talks about Indiana's big win over Oklahoma City and what it means going forward.
Crispus Attucks coach Chris Hawkins is Sam’s guest for the Coach Conversation. The third year head coach and 2017 state champ discusses his relationship with Oscar Robertson, how he imparts lessons on life off the court, and what his team must do well to get back to the state finals.
Semi-state weekend is here, and Sam previews and predicts all eight games from four great gyms around the state.
George Bremer of the Anderson Herald-Bulletin talks about the Colts' relatively quiet free agency period and the guys get back into IU's NCAA Tournament hopes likely coming to an end this afternoon.
Paul George is returning tonight - why does it feel like no one cares? Also, a trick question for the weekly, $100 Wings ETC trivia.
The guys react to IU falling short in the Big Ten Tournament (and, likely, the NCAAs), USA Today bracketologist Shelby Mast joins the show, and they play Buy it or Bull.
The USA Today bracketologist talked about the death blow to IU's at-large hopes, Purdue's seed, and how many teams from the Big Ten he projects to get into the NCAA Tournament.
Alex Bozich of Inside The Hall discusses IU's bubble as they head to Chicago and the guys talk about the other big splashes in free agency - like the Le'Veon Bell deal in New York.
Q & S play rejoiners that are great driving songs (for this 70-degree day) and get back into NFL free agency.
Some fans are upset about the Colts' inactivity in free agency so the guys address that, also Sean Deveney of the Sporting News talks about the latest drama with Tyreke Evans.
After forging a bond with Query from their meeting on Final Four Radio Row last year, the Saint Mary's head coach called into the show to discuss their huge win over #1 Gonzaga in the WCC Final last night.
The guys get back into the Funchess discussion, the Colts passing on Le'Veon Bell, and also touch on the big college admission fraud hitting some high profile names in Hollywood.
Q & S continue with friend-of-the-show Scott Long and his upcoming show to benefit Best Buddies and jump into the Pacers with longtime writer Mark Montieth.
The guys start the show by discussing the big Devin Funchess ($10 million!) signing and what it means for the Colts going forward. Also, Joe Person from The Athletic gives an idea of what Indy is getting with their new wide receiver.
The Panthers beat writer joins the show to talk about the good and bad of new Colts' acquisition Devin Funchess from his four years in Carolina.
Dave Revsine of the BTN previews the Big Ten Tournament in Chicago and the guys get back into the hoops discussion.
NFL free agency is already in a frenzy and Q & S respond to some of the big-name signings, plus Love That Play, and a visit from Bradley AD (and former IU guard) Chris Reynolds.
The guys open talking about Purdue's Big Ten title win and Indiana's bubble chances, Metallica being in town for a show tonight, and longtime Indians voice Howard Kellman joins at the end of the hour.
The Bradley AD and former Indiana guard joined the show to talk about the Braves going dancing for the first time since 2006 and looked back on his time as a Hoosier.
Sam talks with Beech Grove coach Mike Renfro about how the Hornets responded after losing coach Matt English to cancer in December, how this team embodies English’s mantra of We Before Me, and about his time playing for a young Jay Wright at Hofstra in the late 90s.
With sectional titles earned, Sam looks ahead to Regional Saturday, plus a breakdown of the race for Mr. Basketball.
During their second day at the Pirates Spring Training Complex, Schultz talked to Cole Tucker, Bryan Reynolds, JT Brubaker, Jason Martin, and top prospect Mitch Keller, who are all likely to at least start the 2019 season in Indianapolis.
In the third hour from Thursday's show live from sunny Bradenton, Florida, it's the most anticipated show segment, "Buy It Or Bull" and the guys break down the brutal stretch over the final 17 games for the Pacers.
The second hour of Thursday's show from Pirates Spring Training in Bradenton, the guys talk with Indians Head Team Physician Phil Blaney with Franciscan Health, prospects Ke'Bryan Hayes and Will Craig, plus IndyStar IU Insider Zach Osterman in advance of the Hoosiers' contest at Illinois.
In the first hour of Thursday's show from Pittsburgh Pirates/Indy Indians Spring Training in Bradenton, Florida, the guys talk with Tribe manager Brian Esposito about preparing for the season and growing up in Connecticut.
The former IU baseball star is in Spring Training with the Pirates after starting his career with the Twins. We talk to the 6'10" hurler about growing up in Arizona, what brought him to Bloomington for college, and his relationship with classmates Victor Oladipo and Kyle Schwarber.
Pirates top prospect Will Craig joins the guys from Spring Training in Bradenton, discussing growing up in Tennessee and the decision to play college baseball at Wake Forest, plus Jake offers the former first round pick black licorice and Will plays along.
Pittsburgh Pirates top prospect Ke'Bryan Hayes joins us in Bradenton at Spring Training. We talk about the rise up the minor league ladder, growing up with his dad in the big leagues and the importance of being a well-rounded player.
The guys get back into the Purdue/IU wins and the possible end of the "IU Sucks!" chant at Purdue games - with listener calls/reaction.
Q & S discuss a busy NFL news day in the AFC South, give their Love That Play from last week, and Query brings up traumatic old high school swim class memories.
The guys lead off the show discussing a winning weekend for Purdue and Indiana, are joined by Bob Kravitz of The Athletic, and Query recaps his trip to Montreal/Lake Placid/the U.P.
The Indiana columnist for The Athletic wraps up the Combine news, talks about his in-depth conversation with Trent Richardson, and gets into IU's bubble and Purdue's B1G title status.
Fishers coach Matt Moore is Sam’s guest for the Coach Conversation. It’s been the best season in school history and the Tigers take on top-ranked Carmel tonight.
It’s sectional weekend, one of the best time for hoops this state has to offer. Sam previews and predicts area sectionals, plus he looks back on early week action and last weekend's Girls State Finals.
Derek talks with BTN's Dave Revsine in advance of a big weekend of hoops for Purdue and IU and Derek looks ahead to the Pacers playoff potential matchups.
The second hour of No Query Friday features our weekly conversation with Will Carroll from Motus Global, plus Tony East in-studio and Jack's Donuts "Shut Your Donut Hole."
It's a No Query Friday, and Derek welcomes 8 Points, 9 Seconds Pacers writer Tony East in-studio, plus Peyton Manning is back in the news. Could he be the next commentator on Monday Night Football?
The NFL Network anchor and Fox Sports Radio host is in town for the Combine and talks with Derek about a number of topics, including the Colts, the Combine staying in Indy and the #RunRichRun 40-yard dash benefiting St. Jude Children's Hospital.
Derek talks to Brian Neubert of Gold and Black Illustrated after Purdue's gritty win over Illinois and looks ahead to the Boilers' final three games of the regular season.
The second hour of Thursday's show features Indians broadcaster Andrew Kappes in-studio, breaking down Bryce Harper signing with the Phillies and much more, plus Roncalli coach lMichael Wantz joins us in advance of sectional semi-final action.
In the first hour of this No Query Thursday, we talk to NFL Network's Rich Eisen who is in town for the NFL Combine, plus Indians broadcaster Andrew Kappes joins Derek in-studio.
In the third hour of Derek's birthday show from KSR, we talk Colts with IndyStar Insider Zak Keefer and NFL Draft with NFL.com analyst Lance Zierlein.
Live from KSR for Derek's birthday show, it's the most anticipated show segment, "Buy It Or Bull" plus IU's big win and Butler's bubble bursts.
It's Derek's birthday and the show is live from our home away from home Keystone Sports Review. In the first hour, we hear from Frank Reich live at the NFL Combine and talk to Sporting News NBA writer Sean Deveney.
The guys get back into the Pacers and take phone calls in preparation for Schultz's birthday party tomorrow at KSR.
Query and Schultz share some Combine stories and discuss the event's future, plus Schultz brings up disturbing news of human remains floating ashore in Canada, the guys welcome on Pacers writer Mark Montieth for his weekly visit.
The guys discuss the start of NFL Combine week in Indy, the Pacers' testy loss last night to the Pistons, and talk to Purdue senior leader Grady Eifert.
Schultz shares a disturbing story about the frequent occurrence of human feet washing ashore in Canada and Query finds out the reason.