Podcasts about ACC Network

Our girl Taylor Tannebaum joins the show to officially kick off our summer guest series! TT is the host of ACC Network's The Huddle in addition to her many other ESPN hosting roles. She is one of the most knowledgeable ACC football analysts out there & gives us her way-too-early thoughts on the league and which two teams will be playing in Charlotte in December! Presented by Ingles Markets. Sponsored by Rhoback, use code GM2026 for 20% off. Produced by Richmond Weaver

In This Hour of the Hurricane Hotline, Joe Zagacki talks a lot of ACC football and Miami Hurricanes. First, we have on former miami hurricanes football reporter that's now with the ACC network with ESPN, Andrea Adelson, joining Joe Zagacki as they talk about how important the Canes are to the ACC and the Hurricanes' expectations are for this coming fall. Eric Mac Lain from ACC network joins the show as we continue our conversation about the Miami Hurricanes, he talks about what people are saying nationally about them and so much more.

We have on former Miami Hurricanes football reporter Andrea Adelson, now with the ACC Network at ESPN, joining Joe Zagacki as they talk about how important the Canes are to the ACC and the Hurricanes' expectations for this coming fall.

Eric Mac Lain from ACC Network joins the show as we continue our conversation about the Miami Hurricanes. He talks about what people are saying nationally about them and so much more.

Send us Fan MailWolfpack Nation — tonight we're talking about everything on the line for NC State baseball in Charlotte this week.The Pack heads to the ACC Tournament as the #9 seed, opening against #16 Duke on Tuesday at 9 AM on ACC Network. NC State is 32-21 on the season and sitting squarely on the NCAA Tournament bubble — one of the last four teams in the projected field. What does this team actually need to do to dance? How far do they have to go in Charlotte? And is this roster capable of it?We also give the UNC series an honest autopsy. Two losses at home. 17-7 in Game 2. What went wrong and what has to be fixed before Tuesday?Then we turn the page to something that felt great this week — Tommy Gantt made his UFC debut and finished his opponent by KO/TKO. NC State All-American. 11-0 as a pro. From the wrestling room in Raleigh to the Octagon in Las Vegas. We celebrate that one.And we close with the women's tennis season in full — back-to-back ACC Championships, seven straight Sweet 16s, an Elite 8 run against the reigning national champion. That program deserves its flowers.

Dave Clawson, of the ACC Network, joins the show as Coach explains why CFP expansion has emerged as a necessary evil, in the NIL/revenue share college football world, he talks about the level of investment he's seeing from programs like Virginia Tech, and gives a post-spring preview of schools like Clemson, UNC, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anish Shroff, ESPN-ACC Network on UVA + Richmond in NCAA MLax Tournament by Ed Lane

Eric MaClain of the ACC network joins Joe Zagacki to talk about all things Miami Hurricanes football.

Joe Zagacki brings you a loaded show this week for the Hurricane Hotline. We have the Miami Hurricanes athletic director, who's retiring on June 1st, Dan Radakovich, as they talk about everything for the Miami Hurricanes athletics. Next, we have the PA announcer for the Miami Hurricanes baseball team at Mark Light Field, Jay Rokeach, who talks about his 58 seasons calling games. Eric MaClain of the ACC network joins Joe Zagacki to talk about all things Miami Hurricanes football.

Today's episode of In The Circle is loaded with everything you need heading into the final weekend of the regular season.First, we survey the ACC with ACC Network analyst Brittany McKinney, who shares her thoughts on how the upcoming conference tournament could impact the league on Selection Sunday.One team that won't have to worry about that is Louisville. We chat with catcher Bri Despines about the Cardinals' standout 2026 season and what led her to The Ville.Afterward, we look at the business side of the sport with Matt Brown of Extra Points, who breaks down how spending in softball mirrors which programs rise to the top of the rankings.We wrap up with our P4+1 picks as the guys share their plans for the weekend.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wicho Hernandez joins the show as they talk Miami Hurricanes baseball and the rest of the college baseball scene for the 2026 season.

Wicho Hernandez, Joe Zagacki, broadcast partner for the ACC Network Baseball, joins the show as they talk about the Hurricanes baseball season and the surprises of the season in college baseball.

The guys are joined by current ACC Network analyst & former UNC national champion Joel Berry, as Joel talks about the school's decision to hire Michael Malone after firing Hubert Davis, he talks about what Malone will bring to the program from an X's and O's perspective, but why he'll need help off the court to ultimately succeed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-12:56) – ESPN’s Taylor Tannebaum joins Jake Query to recap last night’s NIT Semifinals games and preview Sunday’s NIT Championship Game between Auburn and Tulsa. Jake asks Taylor for her opinion on Cameron Boozer and Caleb Wilson with her association with the ACC Network and discusses being back in Indianapolis for a few days. (12:56-34:14) – Notre Dame Head Coach Micah Shrewsberry joins Query & Company to discuss some of the issues in college basketball that they are trying to work on during the NABC meetings this weekend. Jake asks him about type of player Caleb Wilson is after working with him during Team USA last summer and facing him this season, Jalen Haralson’s decision to enter the transfer portal, what the future of roster construction looks like with so many players entering the portal to chase some money, and if considered leaving Notre Dame for Butler.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-27:23) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison highlighting all the different events that are going on by the Radio One studios at the American Legion Mall. They also touch on some of the players that have entered the transfer portal with the former coach of one player joining Jake Query later in the show. (27:23-38:05) – Bob Kravitz joined the show yesterday and highlighted D’Angelo Ponds as one of the biggest winners from IU’s Pro Day on Wednesday. Jake had some thoughts to share on why that was a such a big day for the football program and Curt Cignetti. (38:05-49:28) – The first hour of Query & Company concludes with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison highlighting former Indiana High School basketball players that have entered the transfer portal. (49:28-1:12:37) – Ralph Reiff from Reiff Executive Performance Solutions joins Jake Query to explain all the different things that he will be assisting the NCAA with during Final Four weekend between Divisions I, II, III, and the NIT Championship. Jake asks Ralph about how the medical personnel for Louisville and volunteer assistants handled Kevin Ware’s injury in 2013 and the medical assistance that official Bert Smith received after collapsing during a tournament game in 2021. (1:10:12-1:25:48) – ESPN’s Taylor Tannebaum joins Jake Query to recap last night’s NIT Semifinals games and preview Sunday’s NIT Championship Game between Auburn and Tulsa. Jake asks Taylor for her opinion on Cameron Boozer and Caleb Wilson with her association with the ACC Network and discusses being back in Indianapolis for a few days. (1:25:48-1:35:30) – Jake and producer Eddie conclude the second hour of the show by providing an update on their MLB Beer bet and providing some clarifications on location of the games this weekend for the NCAA. (1:35:30-1:59:31) – Notre Dame Head Coach Micah Shrewsberry joins Query & Company to discuss some of the issues in college basketball that they are trying to work on during the NABC meetings this weekend. Jake asks him about type of player Caleb Wilson is after working with him during Team USA last summer and facing him this season, Jalen Haralson’s decision to enter the transfer portal, what the future of roster construction looks like with so many players entering the portal to chase some money, and if considered leaving Notre Dame for Butler. (1:59:31-2:08:59) – Every Friday at 2:30pm, Jake Query shares a Good For The Heart story sponsored by Franciscan Health. Today, Jake spotlights the story of Ben Humrichous and how he went from going to Tipton High School to Illinois! (2:08:59-2:19:14) – Today’s show closes out with JMV joining Jake Query from the Slippery Noodle & More to preview his show!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former UNC Basketball player, and current ACC Network analyst, Scott Williams, joins the show as Scott tells you why he believes it's time for a change in Chapel Hill regarding Hubert Davis's job security, he tells stories from his time in the NBA with Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and Kelvin tell us if it’s fair to call Shai Gilgeous-Alexander one of the villains of the NBA, and explain why sports teams and athletes should not feel obligated to accept invitations to the White House. Plus, NCAA national champion and ACC Network analyst Joel Berry II swings by to discuss the Hubert Davis era at North Carolina, the perception that young players struggle in March Madness more than veterans, which teams are most likely to win the NCAA Tournament, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and Kelvin debate whether Luka Doncic deserves NBA MVP consideration, and tell us if it’s fair to call Shai Gilgeous-Alexander one of the villains of the NBA. Plus, NCAA national champion and ACC Network analyst Joel Berry II swings by to discuss the Hubert Davis era at North Carolina, the perception that young players struggle in March Madness more than veterans, which teams are most likely to win the NCAA Tournament, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac & Bone are joined by ACC Network's Taylor Tannebaum, as she talks about Duke's close win yesterday in the NCAA Tournament, she weighs in on the discussion around Hubert Davis, after Carolina's collapse against VCU, and more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us Fan MailTom Luginbill is the National Recruiting Director at ESPN and Lead Analyst at the ACC Network. As an athlete, Tom was the starting Qb at Palomar Junior College helping his school win the National Championship in 1993. He would later transferring and becoming the starting QB at both Georgia Tech and Eastern Kentucky. Luginbill is the son of a coach and followed in his father's footsteps coaching in the AFL, XFL and NFL. You can see Tom on ESPN and the ACC Network calling college football games and breaking down every aspect of the sport. In this episode we focus on the upcoming college football season and highlight which teams could be title contenders in 2026. Tom talks about the transfer portal, top QB's in the ACC, what the heck Bill Belichick is doing at UNC, transfer tampering and much more.  

In the final hour of the show, Mac & Bone are joined by Luke Hancock of the ACC Network, as he previews all of the ACC matchups in the NCAA Tournament, the Stro Show returns, as Stro talks about her favorite way to celebrate holidays as an adult, they preview the night in sports, they read funny texts, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac & Bone are joined by Luke Hancock of the ACC Network, as Luke tells you why Duke wasn't rewarded for being the #1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament, he explains why UNC is on upset alert against VCU, why UVA is poised to make a run, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Debbie Antonelli, Westwood One + ACC Network on WBB-MBB March Madness by Ed Lane

Mac & Bone are joined by Wes Durha, of the ACC Network, as Wes talks about Duke's win yesterday in the ACC Tournament, while UNC & State both lost, he tells you why this tournament has shown you the depth of the league, & moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour, the guys do an in-depth recap of the ACC Tournament, with the semifinals officially set, they talk about the tournament with ACC Network's Wes Durham, before a Friday edition of Random Crap, featuring another Willie P & Fitty dust up See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former UNC national champion guard, and current analyst for the ACC Network, Joel Berry joins the show, as Joel recaps all the action from yesterday's second round action of the ACC Tournament, while previewing today's quarterfinal action See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third hour, Mac & Bone are joined by ACC Network's Joel Berry, as he recaps a full day of ACC Tournament action from yesterday, Brentson Buckner stops by, to talk in depth about the Devin Lloyd addition, having coached him previously, before a Thursday edition of Random Crap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Zagacki is then joined by the voice of the ACC, Wes Durham, as they discuss the Canes' basketball team and how they're a tournament team this year. He talks about the roster and also how it is the key for the Hurricanes & so much more!

Many of you have already cut the cord from your longtime cable television provider.  I wrote about my evaluation of doing this back in 2023. Giving up a security blanket called cable television has been hard to do.  In 2023, I successfully negotiated a cheaper overall rate by agreeing to a multi-year fixed price deal with our cable television and internet service provider. We could have opted to switch to an internet-based television provider at the time.  The price difference came out to less than $10/month to switch.  My wife and I agreed that the hassles probably weren’t worth $10 per month – yet. Three years later, it was time to go to bat with the same large cable television and internet service provider.  This time, the outcome would be different. We have enjoyed a three decade love/hate business relationship You may have seen a number of advertisements for our current cable/internet provider during the Winter Olympic games.  While watching the women’s US Olympic curling team lose the Bronze medal to the evil Canucks the other night, my wife and I saw the company’s promotional ad several times. It proudly proclaimed, “$50/month for 5 years of 1 GB internet service.  No price increases.  No contract required!” That’s funny.  The same company has been charging us $99 per month for the same level of service.  Why are they offering such a deep discount to newbies? Talk about bad timing.  The cable/internet company had just mailed the February bill to us late last week. It contained a big 20% surprise! The company raised our bill by $36.17 per month for our combined cable television/internet package (125 TV channels plus their “Superspeed” internet service). Our former bill was $182.33 per month. The new bill amounted to $218.50 per month.  There were no added services. Hey, that’s almost 20% more?  What is going on here?!!! Our cable television package has zero add-ons for premium movies or sports packages.  Just the 125+ channel tier has been fine for us. The menu of cable television services offered by this national provider has relatively few (five as of today) bundled packages at various price points. Their so-called basic package isn’t cheap and generally provides an assortment of local channels. No, thanks!  That’s why I bought my $29 Phillips plug-in antenna (for use as a back-up to watch local TV stations when needed). The next price level had been our current 125-channel line-up.  My wife was happy with her favorite channels like Food Network, HGTV, and a few movie options such as USA, Freeform, and AMC.  Her sports-nut husband generally watches ESPN, Golf Channel, and a few others from his 10′ x 10′ SwampSwami SportsCave in the back portion of the house. It’s OK to laugh and call me cheap.  I prefer being called “fiscally prudent” with respect to our monthly entertainment expenditures. We played this same game exactly three years ago We took a hard look at our options in 2023 after a similar price hike surprised us by the same folks. Here’s a link to that story. First, we decided to get rid of one of the two cable “boxes” and saved $14/month.  A $49 Roku stick on the TV back in my SportsCave allowed me to watch the same cable television offerings via our wireless internet. We had already purchased our own internet modem ($150) to jettison another of their monthly rental fees. It paid out in less than a year. When I was finally able to bargain to lock-in a multi-year pricing deal in 2023, the net price increase came to less than $10 month. We opted to stick around – and watch. Your cable company will pass along the higher prices of ESPN and others Some television pirates like ESPN have spent billions in the past decade bidding-up the cost of sports to maintain a dominant market position. They are quite aware that the vast majority of us sports-addicted viewers are likely to pay the higher tab. I get it.  You must also step back and evaluate your purchasing habits at times, too. Economics 201 would define this as the Elasticity of Demand.  At some price point, people will reject your product and walk away. Grocery and utility prices have gone up.  They are passing along the incremental costs of doing business.  Customers have to make some hard choices. Watching your wife shiver on the sofa during winter because her cheapskate husband wants to keep the thermostat at 68 degrees is not easy. Are those tears or icicles coming from her eyes? I no longer purchase as much of the now-$9/pound lean hamburger or my favorite hot chocolate mix anymore to save a few bucks. Tonight, it’s red beans and rice Monday at our house. Anyone from New Orleans knows that the dish is a local tradition borne out of economic necessity. We used to add smoked sausage to our Monday mixture years ago.  Alas, not anymore. Perhaps my waistline should send a thank-you note to our local grocer for pricing us out of few items which I loved to consume. Time for the latest big negotiation with the cable TV and internet provider! This weekend, I prepared myself for the upcoming discussion with a “Customer Retention” representative.  You have to be willing to walk away when arriving at this level.  That negotiating tactic had saved us hundreds of dollars in previous years. I updated my 2023 spreadsheet this weekend to affirm the TV channels we most heavily watch. Then, I looked-up the top internet-based television providers to see which one best satisfies our desires at a competitive price. By the way, here is my updated analysis of product offerings and prices for various providers as of February, 2026: My big telephone negotiation with our giant cable television/internet provider was not centered on the rising costs charged by ESPN, the local TV stations, and our overpriced regional sports channel. I wanted the company to defend its Winter Olympic offering a $50/month internet price to new customers while having the gall to charge us $99/month for the same speed and service level. Since the internet arrives at our house via their own lines installed years ago, that leaves only one party responsible for the $50 monthly internet price disparity. How did the call go? The cable television/internet provider’s customer service rep was quite skilled at defending his company’s $36+/month rate increase. I countered by asking how they can justify raising our home prices $36+/month while offering new customers a $50 lower internet monthly rate than this long-time customer is being charged. He said, “We’re probably losing money on that deal, sir.  To grow our customer base, we need to entice new customers to come onboard by offering something of value to them.” I responded, “So, you’re willing to raise the rates of a long-time customer like me who quietly pays his bill on time in order to lure others with a discount.  It seems like it should be the other way around.” He didn’t argue that point. Instead, he quickly deflected to asking about our cell phone provider!  The same cable/internet rep who raised the rates now wanted to discuss our cell phone business?  He was quite sure they could offer a lower price than Ma Bell was likely charging us. I told him that I was quite aware there were cheaper cell phone providers, but this call was about his company’s television and internet rates.  Please stay on topic. The representative mentioned their relatively new “Sports and News” TV package which is $15 per month less than our current service level.  Already aware of the option, I said the service tier also contained significantly fewer channels – including several of my wife’s favorite channels. The old axiom “Prior preparation prevents poor performance” is still valid. Ultimately, the cable TV/internet rep failed to offer a lower price for our current level of service.  He mentioned that we could save $10 month.  That was only if we would allow their company to directly bill us via credit card instead of having them prepare and mail a rather environmentally unfriendly monthly bill to us. I reminded him that their paper bill was how we noticed the significant rate increase like this one. We do utilize e-payments with business partners who do not unilaterally attempt to charge higher prices without a providing a higher level of service to go with it.  No, thanks. It was actually a rather civil conversation with an extremely knowledgeable representative who boldly held the company line. Here’s a good rule to remember about customer service interactions.  An unhappy customer will tell an average of 20-25 people about their bad experience with a company.  A happy customer will only mention their positive experience to, perhaps, four or five others on the average.  Bad news travels fast, too.   Ask Cracker Barrel. Their stock price dropped by 50% in a matter of weeks last year and still hasn’t recovered. And the winner is…??? We signed-up for and started using YouTube TV today.  It was very simple and took about ten minutes.   It comes with a five-day free trial.  Then the rate begins at a discounted $59.99/month level for two months.  The price will convert to the current standard $82.99/month after that. I will now receive the Big Ten Network, ACC Network, and CBS Sports Network in this package.  My wife (who felt uncomfortable about making this big change) seems pleased, too. We’ll both learn more about new internet-based TV product this week.  I will plan to return the cable TV box back to those other guys soon. For now, we are still utilizing the current provider’s internet service. Other fiber-optic providers have sent cards and letters for months wanting our business. That will be a much trickier business decision to make. I’ll be dialing for dollars to learn more soon. There is just one negative.  We will lose MeTV (one of our favorite channels) as part of this switch.  However, I just verified that we can receive MeTV via our local UHF channel in the SwampSwami Sports Cave utilizing my little ol’ $29 Phillips plug-in digital antenna. Our “exciting” Saturday nights watching classic TV favorites (Svengoolie, Batman, Star Trek, and Superman) has been rescued!   Victory is sweet!!! The post Cutting the Cord – for good appeared first on SwampSwamiSports.com.

Randolph Childress, The Field of 68 + ESPN-ACC Network MBB analyst by Ed Lane

Mac & Bone are joined by ACC Network broadcaster Dan Bonner, as Dan talks about the outlook for UNC with Caleb Wilson injured, he talks about the bounce back year the league is enjoying, he explains why he thinks Duke is the only national title contender from the ACC, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third hour, Mac & Bone are joined by ACC Network's Randolph Childress, who talks about the state of the league after the first Duke/UNC game, Adam Gold joins the show, as Goldy talks ACC hoops, after State's blowout loss at Louisville, and the guys get back into the Hornets fight with the Pistons See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac & Bone are joined by former Wake Forest standout, and current member of the ACC Network, Randolph Childress, who talks about State's blowout loss to Louisville last night, why he didn't really learn anything he didn't already know after the first Duke/UNC game, and he talks about the coaching jobs being done at both UVA and Clemson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour, Mac & Bone address the fallout from the UNC court storming incident after their dramatic win over Duke, after Jon Scheyer alleged punches were thrown after the game, Luke Hancock from the ACC Network joins to recap the weekend in college hoops, they read funny texts, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are joined by ACC Network's Luke Hancock, as Luke tells you why he thought Hubert Davis deserved a lot of credit for UNC's win over Duke, he tells you what Saturday's result means for both teams going forward, & moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac & Bone are joined by Wes Durham of the ACC Network, as Wes talks about the improved PG play for UNC, what to make of Cameron Boozer and Duke's national championship outlook, while talking about the overal depth of the league this season See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We end the show with our favorite Tuesday game Damage Is Done! Nice try Duke at trying to keep Mensah away from Miami and screw you ACC Network for the Miami Hurricanes having three Friday night games this season!

Breaking news hits before the show as Darian Mensah and Duke come to an agreement, with Mensah expected to become the next quarterback of the Miami Hurricanes. The guys break down what this means for Miami and debate whether NIL is hurting or helping college football, while Tobin, Leroy, and the listeners have some fun at the expense of JFig. As the show rolls on, Tobin dives into trade machine dreams ahead of the NBA deadline, sparking discussion on whether the Heat should move Norman Powell or Andrew Wiggins and if that would mean waving the white flag on the season, along with thoughts on the latest head coaching hires around the league. Things take a strange turn with Barkov sightings at the Panthers IcePlex, before the hour gets hijacked by peak Leroy chaos—from cream cheese with ketchup to his ongoing battle with technology. In the final hour, the show revisits Heatles seasons past as the livestream wonders if Spo is too hard on Kel'el Ware and if he could be headed for a Hassan Whiteside-style break, which Tobin strongly disagrees with. The guys also discuss why five-year deals have become standard for NFL head coaches who are usually gone in two, wrap things up with Damage Is Done, take a shot at Duke for trying to keep Mensah away from Miami, and air frustrations with the ACC Network over the Hurricanes' Friday night schedule.

In the last hour of the show we revisit Heatles of seasons past when the people on the livestream wonder if Spo is too hard on Kel'el Ware? And if we will soon see the same break that Hassan Whiteside had? Tobin begs to differ! The guys discuss why 5 year deals have become the standard for Head Coaches in the NFL when they are usually out in 2 years. We end the show with our favorite Tuesday game Damage Is Done! Nice try Duke at trying to keep Mensah away from Miami and screw you ACC Network for the Miami Hurricanes having three Friday night games this season!

Luke Hancock, ACC Network and ESPN MBB analyst by Ed Lane

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Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-18:12) – ACC Network’s Taylor Tannebaum stops by Query & Company ahead of Monday’s national championship game between IU and Miami to give her perspective on the game. She compares Miami’s fandom to IU basketball, believes that IU will have an advantage in the passing game offensively, highlights why Miami lost to SMU and Louisville, and evaluates what the split in the stadium will be between each school’s fanbase. (18:12-31:45) – Indiana University Senior Athletic Director, Jeremy Gray, joins Jake Query to tip off the final hour of the show to discuss all things Curt Cignetti. Jeremy comments on the level of preparation that Cignetti does all the time, what his interactions are like with IU’s football coach, and shares why he believes Cignetti is such a great college coach. (31:45-43:42) – Former NFL & Miami Hurricanes running back, Clinton Portis, joins the program to discuss what it meant playing for Miami, admits that he would love to play for Curt Cignetti, and if his Hurricanes teams were unfairly labeled because of indiscretions that took place before he was there. (43:42-55:29) – Former IU quarterback, Kurtis Rourke, joins the show from the San Francisco 49ers facility to weigh in on Monday’s national championship game, compares how Curt Cignetti operates to how an average week in the NFL goes with preparing for their upcoming opponent, breaks down what he has seen from Fernando Mendoza this season, and explains what makes Elijah Sarratt a QB’s best friend.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-25:29) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the monster guest lineup that they’ve got for today’s show. Jake also discusses the breaking news from this morning that there have been 20 college basketball players arrested for participating in a point-shaving scheme. (25:29-35:13) – As Eddie tries to connect with Clinton Portis, Jake reveals why he couldn’t attend last night’s Indiana Pacers game and asks people to text him with their thoughts on Michael Jackson The Musical. (35:13-46:12) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie discussing last night’s Indiana Pacers loss to the Toronto Raptors. They also touch on who they believe the Pacers would take, right now, with the first overall pick. (46:12-1:10:06) – ACC Network’s Taylor Tannebaum stops by Query & Company ahead of Monday’s national championship game between IU and Miami to give her perspective on the game. She compares Miami’s fandom to IU basketball, believes that IU will have an advantage in the passing game offensively, highlights why Miami lost to SMU and Louisville, and evaluates what the split in the stadium will be between each school’s fanbase. (1:10:06-1:22:58) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers, Forbes Sports, and Circle City Spin joins Jake Query to recap last night’s loss for the Pacers against the Toronto Raptors, snapping their three-game winning streak. Tony discusses Pascal Siakam’s drive to win and the various leadership roles that he is filling right now, evaluates what the Pacers could do with Bennedict Mathurin with the trade deadline approaching, and examines what the center trade market looks like. (1:22:58-1:31:42) – Hour number two of the show concludes with Jake trying to calm Eddie down with his frustration mounting. (1:31:42-2:00:10) – Indiana University Senior Athletic Director, Jeremy Gray, joins Jake Query to tip off the final hour of the show to discuss all things Curt Cignetti. Jeremy comments on the level of preparation that Cignetti does all the time, what his interactions are like with IU’s football coach, and shares why he believes Cignetti is such a great college coach. Former NFL & Miami Hurricanes running back, Clinton Portis, joins the program to discuss what it meant playing for Miami, admits that he would love to play for Curt Cignetti, and if his Hurricanes teams were unfairly labeled because of indiscretions that took place before he was there. (2:01:20-2:11:56) – Former IU quarterback, Kurtis Rourke, joins the show from the San Francisco 49ers facility to weigh in on Monday’s national championship game, compares how Curt Cignetti operates to how an average week in the NFL goes with preparing for their upcoming opponent, breaks down what he has seen from Fernando Mendoza this season, and explains what makes Elijah Sarratt a QB’s best friend. (2:11:56-2:16:05) – Today’s show closes out with JMV joining Jake in studio to preview his show!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The 8am hour of Monday's Mac & Cube continued with listeners weighing in with their thoughts on how Indiana was able to accomplish this season; then, Eric Mac Lain, from the ACC Network, tells us, what's changed in Miami from where they were mid-season, why their secondary might be an advantage, and how the title game between Miami & Indiana plays out; later, Cole & Greg point out how excellent Fernando Mendoza has been at execution; and finally, so...since there isn't a local(ish) team in the title game, will you still watch? "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After no game in the midweek, Carolina is back in action on Saturday evening against Wake Forest...we preview the match-up with the Demon Deacons (4:52)The FB Transfer Portal window is open and, as expected, Carolina is active (19:20)Former Tar Heel and current Chicago Cubs first baseman Michael Busch joins (27:16)Plus: first 5SecondChallenge of 2026 (55:52), the ACC Network's doc on the 1993 Heels debuts this weekend (1:09:02), we have a giant Rameses bobblehead in Pod World HQ (1:15:55) and a callback to Texas Ping Pong (1:26:17)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wednesday's 9am hour of Mac & Cube got underway with Taylor Tannebaum, from the ACC Network, telling us what caused Miami to be better these last few games, how Miami can make things difficult for Ole Miss, and how this Fiesta Bowl, CFP Semifinal plays out; then, Greg drops his thoughts on the changing landscape for the SEC and College Football; later, Oregon vs. Indiana get broken down by Greg and Cole; and finally, a few hilarious Bad Box Scores of the Day wraps up Wednesday. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tuesday's 9am hour of Mac & Cube kept on with Ben Garrett, from the Ole Miss Spirit, tells McElroy & Cubelic the latest on Trinidad Chambliss's future with the team, what we learned about Pete Golding from the Sugar Bowl win, and how he sees the upcoming game against Miami playing out; then, Cole & Greg lay out the keys to victory for Ole Miss & Miami; later, EJ Manuel, from the ACC Network, tells McElroy & Cubelic what teams are getting in Ashton Daniels & Hollywood Smothers, and who has what advantages in this Ole Miss vs. Miami Peach Bowl; and finally, some Bad Box Scores of the Day close out our Tuesday. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.