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In the final episode of the 2022-23 season, AJ Guyton and Austin Platt recap Indiana's NCAA Tournament run and the 23-12 season the Hoosiers had. The two share their thoughts about the differences in the two games, a 71-60 win over No. 13 Kent State and the 85-69 loss at the hands of No. 5 Miami (FL) 48 hours later that ended the season. Then, AJ and Austin give their end-of-season grades, salute TJD and debate his legacy, and air out what holes need to be filled in the offseason. All that and more in the season finale of House of Hoosier! SUBSCRIBE TO HOUSE OF HOOSER! Our YouTube Channel Apple Podcasts Spotify FOLLOW! AJ Guyton Field of 68 Check out TheFieldOf68.com to see our full roster of podcasts!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of the Harness Players' Podcast, Edison Hatter is joined by Ray Cotolo and Jacob Rheinheimer of Hoosier Park to talk about some of the races on the Opening Weekend cards at Hoosier Park coming up this Friday and Saturday, March 24 and 25!

Hello race fans and welcome to the Short Track Guys Podcast brought to you by ShortTrackExclusives.Com where Jim, Ted and I will talk short track racing on a local, regional, national and even a global level at times. You'll hear racing topics and discussions through each episode. We're scheduling guests from Pure Stocks to Late Models and possibly beyond. Kick back with a brew and have some fun with us. You're a guest in our house! Cheers!Let us hear from you here:Copy and paste link belowwww.facebook.com/shorttrackguyspodcastYou'll get more than just a podcast.We're all short track fansContact Ted Baber Video Productions:ted_baber@yahoo.com#07 Jim Pokrant:jbp07@hotmail.comWe are now #5 Top Short Track Racing Podcast from Feedspot.comSupport the show

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Sarah Juree shares her story about being a single mom and teacher living in poverty who started working on OnlyFans and was then fired after someone exposed were with "revenge porn". Her life entirely changed. At first it was painful, challenging, and heartbreaking, but eventually Sarah found healing through her erotic work on OnlyFans and rediscovered her sexual confidence and love for being a self-employed sex worker. Tune in to learn more about her powerful story. About our guest: Sarah Juree, 41, is a teacher, mama of twins, and digital content creator for OnlyFans. She moved from Arizona to Indiana at age 9 and remains a Hoosier. After her 13 year marriage ended, she found herself a single mom living in a poverty cycle as a teacher. She worked many side jobs including: teeth whitening, sublimation business, nutrition and exercise coaching, and reading tutoring. Despite her best efforts, her hard work failed to get her out of the poverty cycle. A local friend was mentoring women on how to create content for OnlyFans as an income stream. Her boss encouraged her to start a page and sell her panties on it. She created an account; a local blogger found out and distributed her photos across social media platforms. He got her fired from her teaching job and she lost a career of almost 20 years. Her story quickly became national and international news. She has been on the Dr. Phil show, Vice Media, The New York Post, Daily Star, Barstool Sports and a guest on dozens of podcasts. She recently became the host of the Circle City News Podcast out of Indianapolis to discuss sex work and break the shame and stigma around being an OnlyFans model. She now has a platform to discuss sacred sexuality and how OnlyFans empowers women. She is breaking generational cycles of alcoholism, drug abuse, domestic abuse, obesity and poverty for herself and her children. She is manifesting her most beautiful self by reclaiming her body and sexual energy and empowering women to do the same. She is blessed and unstoppable.To learn more visit sarahjuree.com and email her at miss.sarahmgmt@gmail.com  Other links: Get turned on with 30 days free of super hot audio erotica at dipseastories.com/shameless Get 10% off + free shipping with code SHAMELESS on Uberlube AKA our favorite lubricant at uberlube.com Get 10% off while mastering the art of pleasure at  OMGyes.com/shameless Get 15% off all of your sex toys with code SHAMELESSSEX at purepleasureshop.com

Today we are talking sprint car tires and track conditions for the World of Outlaws at Lincoln Speedway, plus other weekend dirt racing results and more.

00:00 – 31:04 – John opens the show by going over the total letdown that was the play of both IU and Purdue over the weekend. Purdue became just the 2nd 1 seed to lose to a 16 seed in NCAA history, while IU lost to Miami in a fairly listless effort. He looks at the NCAA Tournament past of Purdue, specifically under head coach Matt Painter.   31:05 – 43:51 – John keeps the tournament talk going, as fans submit questions and comments online! He also opens the phone lines to take some calls!   43:52 – 47:26 – The first hour wraps up with some question and comments from listeners online and through the phones!  47:27 – 1:15:31 – Jake Query from Kevin & Query joins the show in the aftermath of Purdue and IU suffering massive letdowns in the NCAA Tournament. They talk about the play of Indiana in their loss to Miami, and how sluggish IU seemed during the game. They also discuss how Purdue struggled against Farleigh Dickinson, and the fast pace that they played with.   1:15:32 – 1:31:56 – Coach Michael Lewis, head coach for the Ball State men's basketball team, joins the show to give his opinions on the NCAA Tournament so far! He also dives into the transfer portal, and how he feels about it and how it affects his program.   1:31:57 – 1:33:40 – John closes out the 2nd hour by looking at some of the activity in college basketball around the nation!   1:33:41 – 1:58:23 – Dusty May, head coach of the Florida Atlantic Owls, joins the show to talk his teams surprising run to the Sweet 16, having overcome both Memphis and Farleigh Dickinson. He previews their matchup against Tennessee. John and Dusty also look at how his team has managed to make it this far despite expectations.   1:58:24 – 2:13:43 – John keeps the basketball discussion going, as Hoosier and Boilermaker fans are still trying to make sense of their teams getting bounced from the NCAA Tournament. He also takes some calls from listeners!  2:13:44 – 2:16:58 – John closes the 3rd hour of the show with some more calls!  2:16:59 – 2:37:29 – The show wraps up with some Anything Goes!     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Yosemite, for thousands of years before the discovery of gold, Native Americans traveled through and inhabited the area that the Sierra Nevada's melting snow spills dramatically over rocky cliffs on the walls into the Valley. Waterfalls that sit over three thousand feet above its floor. The treasures the park holds are unduplicated, each wonder differing from the next, each overwhelmingly spectacular.   From 1850 to 1851 Native Americans and Euro-American miners in the area were at war, the Mariposa War. Some Euro-American men had formed a militia known as the Mariposa Battalion. Their purpose - drive the native Ahwahneechee people onto reservations. The Mariposa Battalion were the first non-natives to enter Yosemite. When this war ended, Yosemite was then open to settlement and speculation.    Today we are going to talk about Jennie Curry, half of the curry couple who founded Camp Curry in Yosemite, and the history of the Yosemite Firefall.  Season 3 features inspiring, gallant, even audacious stories of REAL 19th Century women from the Wild West.  Stories that contain adult content, including violence which may be disturbing to some listeners, or secondhand listeners. So, discretion is advised. I am Andrea Anderson and this is Queens of the Mines, Season Three.  Between 1855 and 1864, the Yosemite Valley had 653 visitors.After the completion of stage roads into the valley,  the number rose to 2,700 visitors annually within its first decade.  Abraham Lincoln signed the Yosemite Grant on June 30, 1864 and Yosemite Valley was placed under the protection of the state of California. The act preserved the valley for public use and recreation for all time. Some of the earliest visitors were artists, authors, painters, illustrators and photographers who came to publicize the Valley. Hotels were built and stagecoach companies started bringing tourists on the long journey in. Six years later, James McCauley, an Irish sailor and miner, arrived in Yosemite Valley. McCauley took a job in a sawmill, working alongside John Muir. McCauley soon built a horse trail from the base of Sentinel Rock up to Glacier Point. It was over a four-mile route which climbed 3,200 feet. At Glacier Point, he built a small shack which he named the Mountain House. McCauley charged a toll for the trail and the Mountain House provided concessions and lodging to its travelers. One night in 1872, McCauley and his school-aged sons kicked a campfire over the ledge at Glacier Point. The act quite literally sparked the idea of a money-making venture. A firefall. They would collect a fee from tourists in the valley during the day to build a modest fire and push it off the cliff that night. He experimented with versions of fireworks that he lowered on wires from Overhanging Rock nearby. The attempts seemed comparatively insignificant from the Valley floor. Finally he returned to the idea of pushing over the embers.  McCauley bought both of his 8 year old boys' mules and the young McCauley twins attended school by riding them down the Four Mile Trail to the Valley. It took ninety minutes.  While in the valley, they would collect $1.50 from tourists who wanted to see a Firefall, and then would ride the trail back up to Glacier Point, with a pack mule, packing wood and carrying the provisions for the hotel. On the Fourth of July, a collection often amounted to ten or twenty dollars. Busy days like that required hauling wood up for at least two days.  McCauley soon leased Mountain House to others to manage, that was when the state of California took possession of all Yosemite claims in 1874. In 1880, he leased Mountain House back from the state. Fifteen years later, the facility was described as “almost uninhabitable”. The couple was evicted by the state in 1897 for failure to maintain.  McCauley was killed accidently in an accident with a runaway horse, and the firefalls stopped. For years they were almost forgotten.  In 1899, David and Jennie Etta Curry and their children took the wild ride down the old Coulterville Road with Driver Eddie Webb, to their new home in Yosemite Valley. Both had studied under Dr. David Starr Jordan at Indiana University, where they had both graduated from in 1883. It was unusual at the time for a woman to be a college graduate. Back east, both were Hoosier school teachers. The Curry's had a unique love for nature. Their previous work involved taking parties through Yellowstone with a movable camp.  David and Jennie saw an opportunity. They received permission from the Guardian of the Valley, which was the state park at the time, to use the site of its camp. With seven tents, they opened a family campground at the base of Glacier Point, and they called Camp Curry.  It is wild if you think about it, furnishing a business in a location like that, before means of modern transportation. Bare tents, burlap for the floors, mattresses, bed springs on wooden legs, clean bedding, chairs, and tables were brought in by wagon from Merced, which was one hundred miles away. Oilcloth covered cracker boxes' that were used for wash stands.  There was a dining tent that seated twenty people. Camp Curry opened in June of 1899, charging $2 per night. The first affordable accommodation in the Park. Accommodations at the Sentinel Hotel were $4 a night.  She was fondly known throughout the Valley as "Mother Curry". The power behind the throne. Her personality would truly contribute to their success.  She was big in mind, soul and body and interested in people and in life. Of course, women's domestic skills were highly valued in the West, but like many pioneering women, Jennie had to find a way to broaden the roles beyond the Cult of True Womanhood, as mentioned in the book and previous episodes.  Jennie helped plan additional guest services, made the beds, and packed the box lunches for adventurers. She would say that she had done every job around camp, from  baking dozens of pies or loaves of bread to making lye soap from wood-ashes in a huge open kettle. All but the duties of the porter. The Curry's in fact, did do all of the work around camp. With the exception of one paid employee, the cook and two or three students from Stanford, who worked for a designated time in exchange for a week's room and board.  During the first season, the camp expanded to twenty-five tents, with almost 300 guests in the season, of the 4,500 people who visited Yosemite Valley that year. Many of the guests came from Curry's educational network. It was a pretty good start. The crowds predicted Camp Curry would fail. It was cold, and isolated.  The Curry's were determined. They had ideas. The memory of the firefall was eventually brought up, and Mr. Curry decided to revive the tradition on holidays, or when prominent guests were in the Valley. Men would gather wood on the Ledge Trail, and build a 12 foot wide, four foot tall mound of firewood. At four, they would light the fire, allowing the pile to burn down until it was a hill of glowing embers, for 5 hours until 9 o clock. Nine o'clock in Yosemite meant Fire Fall. It was an unwritten law that everything and everyone in the valley STOPPED at 9pm.  David Curry would cup his hands to his mouth, raise his face toward Glacier Point and bellow: “Hello, Glacier Point!” without the aid of a sound system or even a megaphone. This is how Mr. Curry earned the nickname “The Stentor.” Stentor was that famous Greek of antiquity who could command 10,000 troops without a megaphone." The fire tender at the point would reply: “Hello, Camp Curry!” The rest of the exchange followed: “Is the fire ready?” “The fire is ready!” followed by Curry's roaring command “Let ‘er go Gallagher!” “Let the fire fall!” “THE FIRE-ER IS-SSS FALLING!” I am guessing that Gallagher was the regular fire tender. The two men at the top, using extra long-handled wide steel rakes, would alternate strokes to maintain a steady stream of cinders, plunging over the cliffs, to their resting place on a ledge 1,700 feet below. It was a skill. It took practice to be able to push blazing hot coals for an extended period of time, over a cliff in a steady stream down the granite wall. Simulating a continuously flowing waterfall. It was a blazing stream of thousands and thousands  of individually discernible red and gold sparks floating down the cliff in complete silence, the sparks flying away like shooting stars. Fifteen minutes later, the fall would grow smaller until it became a mere thread of gold which drew the curtain of night, before darkness descends.  Break The railroad reaching El Portal in 1907 made travel to the gold rush in California much more accessible. For the park, it skyrocketed the ability of making improvements in equipment and efficiency. Jennie no longer needed to bring in furniture, food, in fact everything by wagon from Merced. The train ended only fifteen miles away, and the road there was easy. She was able to raise the comfort level of the camp for her ever increasing number of guests with better kitchen equipment, dressers, bed frames and rugs.  The firefall continued each night and held 20 minutes of enchantment, where thousands of onlookers felt something in common for that short period of time. Yosemite's grandeur was on full display, how unspeakably tall were its cliffs and how quiet its forest. The act, performed every night for many years, etched the surface of the granite, leaving a 1000 ft white strip.  From 1913 to 1916 the Yosemite Firefall tradition was halted by the park service over a disagreement between David Curry and the Assistant Secretary of the Interior. David Curry  died in 1917, just before the Firefall was reinstated. Jennie, with the help of her children, carried on with running and expanding Camp Curry, on lease from the government. The tradition carried on for decades, the song “Indian Love Call,” popularized by Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald in the 1936 film “Rose Marie,” was eventually performed while the fire cascaded down the rock face. So much for the silence I guess. The firefall was halted during World War II, when park facilities were used by the military. Jennie Curry died in October of 1948. The original purpose of the fire fall was to draw visitors to the park. Five years after Jennie's death, Yosemite received 1 million visitors for the first time.  In 1960, President John F. Kennedy visited Yosemite and was, according to various sources, either held up by an important phone call or was still eating his dinner at 9 p.m. The firefall was held for half an hour so he could see it — much to the displeasure of the rest of the visitors.  By 1965, annual visitation had reached 2 million.  The firefall continued on for nearly two-thirds of the 20th century, the firefall occurred each summer night. Luckily, it  never caused any forest fires, but other environmental impacts were mounting: Thousands of visitors were tramping through the meadows, driving their cars off the park roads, trying to get the best view, leaving litter everywhere. There were  thefts from the hotels and campgrounds, when visitors would be absent or distracted and lastly, nearly every dead red fir tree accessible by road had been stripped of its bark for use as fuel. Rangers worked late nights untangling traffic jams, while idling vehicles spit out exhaust into the park. There were simply too many people. The park canceled the firefall. About 50 people gathered to mark the end of the tradition, on Jan. 25, 1968. 55 years ago from the recording of this episode.   Although the Glacier Point firefall is a thing of the past, a natural, even more awe-inspiring, phenomenon that goes by the same name at Horsetail Falls remains. The organic illusion appears for a few weeks each February. Light from the setting sun hits the eastside of El Capitan at Horsetail Falls at a precise angle seems to be molten lava rushing  1,570 feet to the valley floor, creating a natural "firefall."  Ansel Adams captured it on film for the first time, in 1940.  The natural Yosemite Firefall can be finicky. Several factors must converge to trigger the Firefall to glow. First, there has to be an adequate amount of snowpack for Horsetail Falls to be flowing and the temperatures must be warm enough to melt the snow. The sky also needs to be clear at sunset. If conditions are cloudy the sun's rays will be blocked, and Horsetail Fall will not light up. If everything comes together and conditions are just right, the Yosemite Firefall will light up for about ten minutes. To see Horsetail Fall glowing blood red is an almost supernatural experience. The sun hits Yosemite Valley at roughly the same angle in October, but the lack of runoff prevents the same phenomenon.    The discovery of Horsetail Falls is not well documented. There is no doubt that the Awahneechee Indians who lived in Yosemite Valley for hundreds of years, most likely knew of its existence, but there is no evidence that they passed the knowledge to the white settlers. Love that.  Makes perfect sense.  The local lore of “elmer”  is linked to the Fire Falls. In the 1930's, a child by the name of Elmer would drift off with his friends or something to their own place to watch the Firefall and every night. It was a common thing in Yosemite to hear after the Firefall, his mother calling him back to camp: EL-MER- EL-MER- EL-MER.   It all leads me to wonder, what is the most spectacular thing i nature that you have ever seen?       

On Sunday, IU's season came to an end with an 85-69 loss to Miami. It was a game where the Hoosiers struggled at the start, came alive in the middle, and faded at the end. The season ends at 23-12 and as by far the best one the Hoosiers have had in seven years. The team will lose several key players to graduation including All-American center Trayce Jackson-Davis. It will be a very different roster in 2023-2024 but the first couple of years of the Mike Woodson era has seen strides that included returning Indiana to the NCAA Tournament after a long absence. Where the program goes from here remains to be seen. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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On a night when IU's arch-rivals suffered the biggest upset in tournament history, the Hoosiers had no such problems. Indiana easily controlled an overmatched Kent State team enroute to a 71-60 victory in the round of 64 of March Madness. They move on to face Miami (FL) on Sunday at 8:40 pm on TNT. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Indiana makes the second round of the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2016, knocking off Kent State and looking pretty good doing it. Scott and DoctorGC walk through the highlights of the game, discussing TJD's dominance, Race Thompson's best game, and the contributions of the supporting cast as they stymied the Golden Flashes defensively. Then we welcome Zach Singer to the show to give a thorough evalaution of Purdue's shocking and hilarious loss to Fairleigh Dickinson, and try to put it in some sort of proper historical context.Finally, we discuss IU's second round matchup with Miami, how the Hurricanes' profile compares to the Hoosiers, and what Indiana needs to do in order to pick up a victory and move on to the Sweet 16.

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On the show today we're talking Outlaws in Pennsylvania and just how much these new sprint car tires might change things. We've also got an update on what's going on with the new promoters at Selinsgrove Speedway and more.

Hello race fans and welcome to the Short Track Guys Podcast brought to you by ShortTrackExclusives.Com where Jim, Ted and I will talk short track racing on a local, regional, national and even a global level at times. You'll hear racing topics and discussions through each episode. We're scheduling guests from Pure Stocks to Late Models and possibly beyond. Kick back with a brew and have some fun with us. You're a guest in our house! Cheers!Let us hear from you here:Copy and paste link belowwww.facebook.com/shorttrackguyspodcastYou'll get more than just a podcast.We're all short track fansContact Ted Baber Video Productions:ted_baber@yahoo.com#07 Jim Pokrant:jbp07@hotmail.comWe are now #5 Top Short Track Racing Podcast from Feedspot.comSupport the show

00:00 - 15:49 - Jeremiah Johnson of Bally Sports Indiana joins the show to discuss the Pacers surprising upset of the Milwaukee Bucks last night. The win was especially surprising considering the absence of Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers lack of success against the Bucks in Milwaukee. They talk about the veteran presence of George Hill, and the impact he has had on the young team since he rejoined the Pacers.  15:50 - 33:18 - Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers Don Fischer joins the show as Indiana prepares to face Kent State tonight in their first game of the NCAA Tournament. They talk about what they have seen from Kent State this season, and how the Hoosiers would do well to not overlook them.  33:19 - 47:55 - John speaks to former Hoosier and Big Ten Player of the Year Brian Evans, as IU prepares to face Kent State later today. Brian and John look at who needs to play well for the Hoosiers to advance, other than Trayce Jackson-Davis. They also look at some of the surprises of the tournament so far.  47:56 - 58:42 - Coach Bob Lovell from the legendary Indiana Sports Talk joins the show to discuss high school boys basketball semi-state games! They preview a bunch of the matchups that we will see, and look at who might be able to go the distance! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00 - 27:21) - The Fan MidDay Show is LIVE in the Bottleworks District today. Inside the Garage Food Hall the show opens up with Jimmy Cook and Brian Noe discussing the Indianapolis Colts signing of quarterback Gardner Minshew. He comes to Indy from the Philadelphia Eagles after spending two seasons as their backup. Noe believes that Minshew is a decent signing for the Colts as he is a decent talent and saves the team some valuable cap space. Is there a massive gap in talent between the top four quarterback names being thrown around in the 2023 NFL draft? Would signing a new quarterback make the fan base impatient if the team draftet a quarterback as well? Princeton's miraculous upset over Arizona in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last night. (27:22 - 40:33) - Cook and Noe dig into the Purdue and Fairleigh Dickinson matchup happening later today. Dickinson's head coach talked a big game saying they think beating Purdue is a strong possibility. Why did Brandon Miller play in the first round if he is nursing a groin injury? As a 1 seed team Alabama could have afforded to sit a star player for their first game. The colors of the courts in this tournament seem to be a bit off.    (40:34 - 49:48) - Noe thinks that both IU and Purdue will be defined by their consistency in this NCAA Tournament. Kent State is seen as a rough matchup for IU, Cook wants to see the Hoosiers attack early and often to set Kent State on their heels early. While Purdue has a substantially easier matchup, they have to leave their frustrations over foul calls at the door this game and just go out and play strong basketball.   (49:49 - 1:20:00) - Kevin Bowen of The Fan morning show Kevin & Query joins the program at the start of the second hour, the three hosts all comment on the variety of activites you can engage in at The Garage in the Bottleworks district. Then Bowman discusses how he feels about IU's chances tonight. He believes that a couple of players will have to get going in order for others to follow suit. If Trace Jackson-Davis or Miller Kopp can start hot then the rest of the team should be able to match that energy. Kent State will not be timid against IU tonight, as they have played very well against high ranked opponents and are riding high off their MAC Tournament win. Pivotting to football Bowman thinks that Minshew joining the Colts is going to be a solid addition to the team right now. Minshew played under the Colts new headcoach Shane Steichen in Philadelphia. Despite the addition the conversation of how is Indianapolis going to protect its quarterback is still up in the air. (1:20:01 - 1:34:35) - Recapping some of the fun basketball stories that have come from this NCAA Tournament. 14th ranked Kennesaw State, who at the time of recording was up over the 3rd ranked Xavier had their first nationally televised home basketball game this season. Keyontae Johnson who collapsed during a game with a large heart in 2020 is passing on a 5 million dollar insurance payment in order to pursue an NBA career. Noe and Cook go over the current tournament games being played, and if there are any appealing bets to be placed. (1:34:36 - 1:38:41) - A fan gifted the guys a drink on this St. Patrick's Day episode of the MidDay Show. The guys close out the hour with more conversation over Colts latest signee Gardner Minshew and comparisons to who else they could have signed. (1:38:42 - 2:05:02) Coach Seth Greenberg is on the show to talk about the NCAA Tournament and immediately addresses the Kennesaw State vs. Xavier situation saying that the Musketeers are just getting "out toughed" by the Owls. Greenberg is confident that IU will win their contest tonight against Kent State. The Hoosier's strong guard game is a noticeable advantage to him. He is similarly hopeful for Purdue, but notes that their schedule gets difficult quickly as a win tonight immediately puts them against either Memphis or Florida Atlantic, then Duke or Tennessee will be after that. After the interview there is more deconstruction of IU and Purdue's matchups. Cook references a relevant statistic pertaining to NCAA Champions regular season 3 point percentage. IU's three point percentage is within the range of those National Champion teams, while Purdue has not. Purdue shoots plenty of threes. but they are not hitting nearly as many. Noe received a "career ending" handshake yesterday during JMv's show.  (2:05:03 - 2:19:20) - Xavier managed to comeback and tie the game up, live updates on the program. Noe admits to Kyle, the Bottleworks Manager, that his handshake caused an injury yesterday. Noe and Cook take the time to interview Kyle about the development of The Garage Food Hall and how they managed to build up a fantastic eatery in the downtown area. The three men then sort of run down the bracket and see who has been making the right picks so far this tournament. (2:19:21 - 2:22:42) - J Cook's Plays of the Day and closing conversation.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 22:26 – John opens the show by taking a look at some of the games going on right now in the NCAA Tournament, before also talking about the Colts signing Gardner Minshew. John speaks to former Hoosier and Big Ten Player of the Year Brian Evans, as IU prepares to face Kent State later today. Brian and John look at who needs to play well for the Hoosiers to advance, other than Trayce Jackson-Davis. They also look at some of the surprises of the tournament so far.   22:27 – 39:09 – Coach Bob Lovell from the legendary Indiana Sports Talk joins the show to discuss high school boys basketball semi-state games! They preview a bunch of the matchups that we will see, and look at who might be able to go the distance!   39:10 – 1:00:29 – Jeremiah Johnson of Bally Sports Indiana joins the show to discuss the Pacers surprising upset of the Milwaukee Bucks last night. The win was especially surprising considering the absence of Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers lack of success against the Bucks in Milwaukee. They talk about the veteran presence of George Hill, and the impact he has had on the young team since he rejoined the Pacers.   1:00:30 – 1:11:29 – John and Brent Holverson from Heaven Hill Distilleries continue the show by looking at all of the NCAA Tournament action!   1;11:30 – 1:20:10 – John closes the 2nd hour of the show!   1:20:11 – 1:42:22 – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers Don Fischer joins the show as Indiana prepares to face Kent State tonight in their first game of the NCAA Tournament. They talk about what they have seen from Kent State this season, and how the Hoosiers would do well to not overlook them.   1:42:23 – 1:55:24 – John opens up the phone lines as the fun continues on this special St. Patrick's Day edition of the show rolls on!   1:55:25 – 2:09:09 – Matt Taylor and Jeff Gorman join the show as they get ready to host The Last Word! They all discuss the Colts and their offseason moves!   2:09:10 – 2:26:50 – John closes the show with some Anything Goes!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The madness is here! AJ Guyton and Austin Platt discuss what they thought of Indiana's Big Ten Tournament, which ended earlier than expected after a loss in the semifinals to Penn State. Then, they move to the NCAA Tournament, where Indiana is the 4-seed and will play Kent State in the first round Friday night in Albany. The guys talk about that matchup and Indiana's path to the Final Four in the Midwest region. Finally, AJ and Austin give their predictions as Indiana begins its quest for a sixth banner. That's the agenda for the March Madness episode of House of Hoosier! SUBSCRIBE TO HOUSE OF HOOSER! Our YouTube Channel Apple Podcasts Spotify FOLLOW! AJ Guyton Field of 68 Check out TheFieldOf68.com to see our full roster of podcasts!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

00:00 - 18:10 - Rob Blackman from the Purdue Radio Network joins to preview the Boilermakers and their upcoming game against Farleigh Dickinson tomorrow. He talks about what might concern him as Purdue prepares to begin their NCAA Tournament run; one of those concerns is the officiating, and how they will officiate Zach Edey specifically.  18:11 - 31:27 -  Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins to preview Indiana's matchup against Kent State tomorrow in the Round of 64. He discusses what key pieces will have to play well for Indiana to advance, and what may lead to Kent State upsetting the Hoosiers. He also gives his opinions of how far the Hoosiers can go.  31:28 - 53:54 -  Mike Chappell of CBS4 and FOX59 joins the show to continue talking about the Colts free agent moves, specifically the players that they have lost so far. They talk about the Colts WR room, and how that has become yet another need for the team, as well as the acquisition of kicker Matt Gay.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dudes try to go hard in the paint, ranking the best basketball movies ever! This list is based on the Dude's favorite basketball movies from childhood until now. Our Countdown includes "Space Jam, "Hoosiers," "He got game," and more. If we missed some layups, please leave your slam dunk in the comments below. 

00:00 – 28:01 – John opens the show live from Bottleworks, joined by ESPN's Mike Wells, by discussing the Round of 64 that began today. He also talks about some of the free agent moves that have been taking place in the NFL, including the Colts losing Parris Campbell and Bobby Okereke to the New York Giants. They also talk about what the Colts might do as free agency continues and as we get closer to the draft.  28:02 – 45:10 – John and Mike take some questions from listeners, as well as continue to discuss the Colts and their upcoming season. They discuss the general feeling of apathy from the fan base going into next year, and what the Colts need to do to handle it.   45:11 – 49:36 – John closes the 1st hour by looking at some of the games in the Round of 64!  49:37 - 1:14:06 – Mike Chappell of CBS4 and FOX59 joins the show to continue talking about the Colts free agent moves, specifically the players that they have lost so far. They talk about the Colts WR room, and how that has become yet another need for the team, as well as the acquisition of kicker Matt Gay.  1:14:07 – 1:30:21 – Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins to preview Indiana's matchup against Kent State tomorrow in the Round of 64. He discusses what key pieces will have to play well for Indiana to advance, and what may lead to Kent State upsetting the Hoosiers. He also gives his opinions of how far the Hoosiers can go.   1:30:22 – 1:51:05 - Rob Blackman from the Purdue Radio Network joins to preview the Boilermakers and their upcoming game against Farleigh Dickinson tomorrow. He talks about what might concern him as Purdue prepares to begin their NCAA Tournament run; one of those concerns is the officiating, and how they will officiate Zach Edey specifically.   1:51:06 – 2:06:37 – John keeps things rolling by looking at the NCAA Tournament, and seeing if there are any surprises so far during the Round of 64.  2:06:38 – 2:13:14 – John wraps up by discussing the news that the Colts have signed QB Gardner Minshew to a contract, as well as previewing tomorrow's special St. Patrick's Day show!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the HAT Podcast, C.J. Miller has the news including an update on the soybean checkoff. He is joined by Elise Koning taking a look at maple syrup production in Indiana. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin details a coming warmup and some moisture for Indiana, and the grain markets had a mixed day Wednesday. Andy Eubank has the markets, and Tom Fritz has analysis - all coming up on the #HATPodcast!

Amanda gets you ready for Indiana women's basketball's first weekend of NCAA Tournament play with quick hits about each team the Hoosiers could potentially face.

On the HAT Podcast, Eric Pfeiffer and C.J. Miller check in with the news as we near planting season. They have stories on how expensive it will be to plant and one company's effort to help you find the right seed for your fields. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin says more mild temps are coming but so is more moisture, and the grain markets posted gains Tuesday. Andy Eubank has the markets, and Arlan Suderman has analysis - all coming up on the #HATPodcast!

Brett is joined in Hour 1 today by Dylan Sinn who covers both Purdue and IU and is the resident Bracketology Expert for the Journal Gazette in order to get his thoughts on the upcoming March Madness Tournament and the chances of the Hoosiers and the Boilermakers in it. He also shares some of his dark horse and upset picks in the first round! Also in the hour, we discuss the Indianapolis Colts setting an NFL record - for the highest paid kicker contract of all time in Matt Gay! We discuss some of the other moves that took place today as well, including losing Bobby Okereke to the New York Giants. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the HAT Podcast, C.J. Miller has the news on the likely continuation of volatile fertilizer prices and another Farm Credit Mid-America patronage payout. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin says the chill in the air remains a part of the Indiana farm forecast, and the grain markets opened the week mixed Monday, only wheat higher. Andy Eubank has the markets, and John Zanker has analysis - all coming up on the #HATPodcast!

The Indiana Hoosiers basketball team is back in the NCAA Tournament, but as a traditionally cursed 4 seed, are they on upset watch against the Kent State Golden Flashes? The Hoosiers have spent all season being inconsistent in the Big Ten Conference and that could come back to bite them in the tourney. On today's episode of Locked on Hoosiers, Jacob Rude (@JacobRude) breaks down the Hoosiers and how big of a threat they are to be upset. While upsets by their nature are unexpected, Kent State is not the profile of a team that Indiana has struggled with this year. To the point of their volatility, the Hoosiers rank somewhere between a strong favorite or a likely upset candidate in the tournament. The flip side of that is the women's team, who are favorites for the Final Four out of their bracket. Indiana was given a favorable bracket by the selection committee and should now be making a goal to at least get to the Final Four, if not the national title game likely against South Carolina. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. FanDuel Make Every Moment More. Don't miss the chance to get your No Sweat First Bet up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in Bonus Bets when you go FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Coach Moren & Coach Woodson have Hoosiers everywhere dancing to the merry beat of March Madness! Come celebrate and contemplate the greatest spectacles in sport than with not one, but two IU legends. Good ol'Dutch Evans drops in with his tourney take on the Indiana teams, followed by Coach Michael Lewis, who gives us the scouting report on his MAC foe and our men's first round matchup, Kent State.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Indiana completed their first series sweep since 2021 - postgame media with Mercer and Cerny By Carl James @jovian34 March 12th, 2023 Indiana won a Sunday pitching duel with Bellarmine. Seti Manase, Evan Whiteaker, and Ryan Kraft combined for no earned runs surrenedered and Tyler Cerny paced the Hoosier bats with three hits including a triple. After the game, the media met with head coach Jeff Mercer and Cerny. Tyler Cerny Video: Audio:

Parker Ferguson is entering his third season in the NFL, now as a member of the Denver Broncos as an Offensive Lineman. He is a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy and a Hoosier native, graduating from Center Grove High School. Parker learned about yoga his rookie year in the league along side several other teammates when he was playing for the New York Jets. Parker is such a cool guy and I am grateful y'all get to hear about NFL life and how he has seen the physical and mental benefits of yoga as an NFL player.Get 6 Week "Yoga For Athletes" Series for only $35!!Only a couple spots left! Mother/Daughter Retreat to Prince Edward IslandSupport Monday Mindset With Isha Warriors here! EPSIODE NOTES:Highlight of playing in NFL:-Living a childhood dream! Plus the focus and attention to detail of training and nutrition that is provided.Lowlight of playing for NFL:-Not guaranteed job security and so much of whether you stay or not isn't in your control. Insight of playing in NFL:-Most professional athletes aren't millionaires.-It's important to be a well rounded as a person when you are an athlete.-Enjoy where you are at in life right now. Squeeze every ounce of opportunity, luck, love etc out and live life to the fullest because you do not know when it will change.How yoga helps an NFL player:-Yoga is a tool in training.-Helps you let go of the intrinsic stress you hold in your life and in your body -It's a safe space for an emotional release.  It can be a therapy tool.-It regenerates physical body so you decrease risk of injury-It opens up ankles and hips-which is a huge issue for athletes, especially big dudes like Parker. -It feels amazing!! It cuts down on stiffness, aches and pains.-Yoga helps you feel lighter on your feet.- Yoga helps you become more mobile.-Yoga benefits the mind...and it may time weeks or months to start seeing that.-It helps block out distractions (noise, self doubt, neg or positive thoughts that take away from performance).-It helps to have an instructor talk you through the mental so you can focus and relax like being a passenger in a car. TIPS:-Yoga will help you get to where you want to be…so don't wait to lose a few pounds to start or think you have to act a certain way or think a certain way before trying it.-Find a class that feels right to you; Where you like the vibe and it feels welcoming.-Don't be intimidated. There will be all different body types and everyone was a beginner at some point.-Use props like blocks and blankets to help you feel comfortable in the poses. INVEST IN YOUR HEALTH (MENTAL- SPIRITUAL - EMOTIONAL) TO LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST. Please consider clicking below to make a one time donation to help "Monday Mindset With Isha Warriors" reach more people across the world!Donate Here

Akron basketball player Evan Wilson joins Jerod to provide a unique take on IU's first round opponent, Kent State. Evan grew up in Noblesville as an IU fan and still follows the Hoosiers closely. His Akron Zips team has played Kent State six times across the last two seasons. So Evan understands the intersections between the two teams as well as anyone.We discuss his impressions of IU this season, the strengths and weaknesses of Kent State, what IU needs to worry about and where the Hoosiers have an advantage, plus his gut feeling for how the game may play out. We also get his perspective as a mid-major player on the possibility for NCAA Tournament expansion.This is a fun, engaging conversation that will get you properly calibrated for the challenge Indiana faces on Friday night.Follow Evan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ewilly02See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-27:36) – The Fan Midday Show opens on a Monday with Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook sharing their thoughts on the haul that the Carolina Panthers gave the Chicago Bears for the first overall pick, what the trade means for the Indianapolis Colts and their cloudy quarterback scenario, and examine some alternative plans that they could see the Colts taking with the uncertainty of being able to draft the QB they covet the most. (27:36-41:32) – Legendary voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer joins Brian and Jimmy on The Fan to share his thoughts on IU's performance in the Big Ten Tournament, what he thinks of the draw the Hoosiers got in the NCAA Tournament, some storylines that immediately came to mind when Kent State was announced as the opponent, and where he thinks IU is heading into the tournament.   (41:32-50:02) – Hour number one concludes with Brian and Jimmy discussing if Lamar Jackson to the Colts would make sense, if it would be worth paying him top dollar along with giving up the draft compensation, and why the situation wouldn't be much better for Jackson in Indianapolis compared to Baltimore. (50:02-1:12:14) – ESPN play-by-play broadcaster and voice of the Chicago Cubs on the Marquee Sports Network in Boog Sciambi joins Brian and Jimmy to give his thoughts on the seedings for the NCAA Tournament, if there was anything that surprised him from the Big Twelve Tournament, his overall opinion on some of the rule changes in major league baseball, and how he feels about the moves the Chicago Cubs made this offseason. (1:12:14-1:29:10) – Brian, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison highlight something that Don Fischer said earlier in the show regarding the Indiana Hoosiers when it comes to their confidence in them for the NCAA Tournament, why Mike Woodson can be a frustrating coach sometimes, and how the Hoosiers really need Miller Kopp to play with confidence. (1:29:10-1:37:32) – The one o'clock hour concludes with Brian and Jimmy announcing the news of Jimmy Garapolo signing with the Las Vegas Raiders, examine some teams that could chat with Arizona for the third overall pick in the draft, and how the Colts are in a really bad situation. (1:37:32-2:07:14) – ESPN.com's Stephen Holder joins Brian and Jimmy on the Fan Midday Show to examine the likelihood that the Colts sign Lamar Jackson with some of the quarterback dominoes starting to fall, if there is a chance they pass on a quarterback with the fourth pick if the guy they want is not there, why Chris Ballard needs to loosen up a little bit with his free agent philosophy, and what interest level the Colts have in Anthony Richardson. (2:07:14-2:19:08) – Brian, Jimmy, and Eddie put Chris Ballard under the microscope because Brian thinks that Ballard would be scooped up by another organization if he was fired by Indianapolis, but Jimmy thinks otherwise. Eddie provides some thoughts on why Colts fans should be frustrated with the lack of urgency by Ballard to address the quarterback situation. (2:19:08-2:23:32) – During the final segment of today's show, Jimmy shares his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie shares a couple NBA prop bets that he likes tonight, and Brian admits he's got some betting struggles lately.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-11:06) – Legendary voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer joins Brian and Jimmy on The Fan to share his thoughts on IU's performance in the Big Ten Tournament, what he thinks of the draw the Hoosiers got in the NCAA Tournament, some storylines that immediately came to mind when Kent State was announced as the opponent, and where he thinks IU is heading into the tournament.   (11:06-25:50) – ESPN play-by-play broadcaster and voice of the Chicago Cubs on the Marquee Sports Network in Boog Sciambi joins Brian and Jimmy to give his thoughts on the seedings for the NCAA Tournament, if there was anything that surprised him from the Big Twelve Tournament, his overall opinion on some of the rule changes in major league baseball, and how he feels about the moves the Chicago Cubs made this offseason. (25:50-44:59) – ESPN.com's Stephen Holder joins Brian and Jimmy on the Fan Midday Show to examine the likelihood that the Colts sign Lamar Jackson with some of the quarterback dominoes starting to fall, if there is a chance they pass on a quarterback with the fourth pick if the guy they want is not there, why Chris Ballard needs to loosen up a little bit with his free agent philosophy, and what interest level the Colts have in Anthony Richardson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*Like, subscribe, comment, and follow us on social media!*Mike Woodson and the Hoosiers came back from 12 points down to upend Michigan on Senior Night on Sunday. Thanks to IU's win, and other results, the Hoosiers clinched the No. 3 seed at the Big Ten Tournament! IU will face Maryland, Nebraska, or Minnesota. Trayce Jackson-Davis was sensational, but Race Thompson and Tamar Bates also played key roles in the win. How can the latter two build on that performance? Also, what are IU's main goals in the Big Ten Tournament in Chicago this weekend?WEBSITE: https://www.indianahq.com/• Twitter: https://twitter.com/thehoosiersound• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thehoosiersound/• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indiana.hq/• iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1282226985?mt=2&ls=1• Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5zcHJlYWtlci5jb20vc2hvdy8yNjc3NTkyL2VwaXNvZGVzL2ZlZWQ• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0lk71fzLgbLP76iPNA14cP• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-429075463-810819009• iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-hoosier-sound-28550408/?cmp=web_share• TuneIn Radio: http://tun.in/pi2cE• Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-hoosier-sound

Brett is joined in Hour 2 on Monday by Indiana Hoosiers Broadcasting Hall of Famer Don Fischer for our weekly edition of "15 Minutes with Fisch!" Don and Brett discuss how the Hoosiers fared in the Big Ten Tournament, falling to Penn State in the semi-finals, and the two discuss the team and their seeding and potential fate in the upcoming March Madness tournament. Also in the hour, we discuss North Carolina declining a bid for the NIT, Jessie Bates III signing a deal with the Atlanta Falcons, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Indiana Hoosiers basketball teams, both men and women, learned their seeds for the NCAA Tournament next week on Sunday. The men's team was slotted into the fourth seed it was long projected to be while the women's team earned the No. 2 overall seed. On today's episode of Locked on Hoosiers, Jacob Rude (@JacobRude) breaks down both brackets and where the Hoosiers find themselves. On the men's side, Indiana gets a 2002 Elite Eight rematch with Kent State. It's a narrative-laden rematch with the Golden Flashes coached by former IU assistant Rob Senderoff, who resigned amid controversy in 2007 as part of the recruiting scandal with Kelvin Sampson. On that note, Sampson's Houston team looms as the No. 1 seed and a potential Sweet 16 matchup as well. For the women's team, two losses in their last three games did not knock the Hoosiers down as they take the No. 2 overall seed. Even with their opponent not yet determined until after the play-in game, the Hoosiers will be eyeing a return to the Sweet 16 and an even deeper run, even if a matchup against All-American Maddy Siegrist and Villanova looms. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. FanDuel Make Every Moment More. Don't miss the chance to get your No Sweat First Bet up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in Bonus Bets when you go FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hoosiers draw evil Rob Senderoff and Kent State in the First Round, and you won't believe who I have coming out of the Midwest Region! IU settles all scores this month! Purdue is the top seed in the East, but is that the most like program to go to the Final Four from that region? NFL legal tampering begins today, but if history is any guide, the Colts will be quiet early! Two Big Brains with Damn Dakich and me - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqICZtFE9dU Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the HAT Podcast, Eric Pfeiffer and C.J. Miller join us again from Orlando, Florida where the annual Commodity Classic was held. They'll report on reaction to comments from keynote speaker Tom Vilsack, U.S. ag secretary, and they have details on a new soybean herbicide. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin says it's a mix of clouds and sun but on the cold side in the Indiana farm forecast, and the grain markets closed the week mixed Friday. Andy Eubank has the markets, and Brian Basting has analysis - all coming up on the #HATPodcast!

Indiana men's team ended up with the 4 seed in the Midwest. We talk about that selection, the matchup againt 13 seed Kent State, the potential matchups in the second round, and the region overall. We also look at the Indiana women's team draw, as the Hoosiers will host the first two round before feeding into one of the Greenville regionals.

Indiana's Big Ten Tournament ends the way all of their other Big Ten Tournaments have ended, as they lose to Penn State by four. We break down what happened in the game, the issues IU has had down the stretch with effort and focus, and what that might mean for IU's NCAA prospects. We also discuss the seeding possibilities for IU and whether the Penn State loss had any impact on it.

On Saturday, IU made furious rally late against Penn State in the Big Ten Tournament Semi Finals 77-73. However, the Hoosiers will head into Selection Sunday tomorrow (6pm on CBS) comfortably in the field for the first time in seven seasons as likely a four or possibly a five seed. The teams is 22-11 heading into March Madness which is there most wins since 2016. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Indiana seized control of their quarterfinal matchup vs Maryland early in the second half and didn't let it go, defeating the Terps by 10 and advancing to play Penn State in today's semifinal. Scott and DoctorGC break down last night's game, talk about the improvement of Jalen Hood-Schifino and the steady brillance of Trayce Jackson-Davis, and focus on the key elements of the matchup versus the Nittany Lions. We also evaluate the NCAA seeding implications of last night's win, and where IU may land in an updated bracket.

On Friday, IU advanced to their second straight Big Ten Tournament Semi-Final with a 70-60 victory over Maryland. After a struggle in the first half, the Hoosiers played arguably their best final 20 minutes to pull away for the win. Trayce Jackson-Davis led IU with 24 points while Jalen Hood-Schifino added 19 points including a game clinching three-pointer as the shot clock was running out with under two minutes left to go up nine. It is the seventh all-time appearance on Saturday for the team in the conference tourney and the they will look to end a five game losing streak in the semi's when they play Penn State at 3:30 pm on CBS.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today's Best of Features: (0:00-16:36) – The Fan's own Kevin Bowen of Kevin and Query joins the program to give us his thoughts on Purdue-Rutgers at halftime of their Big Ten Tourney matchup. Plus, KB evaluates Purdue as a whole and if he feels they are in danger of another upset in the NCAA Tournament. Later, Kevin gives us his reasonable scenario for what happens to the Colts in next month's NFL Draft.     (16:37-28:57) – The talented Zach Osterman of the IndyStar joins the program to give us his thoughts on Indiana's Big Ten Tournament opener against Maryland in the Quarterfinals. Zach shares what he's seen from Maryland this year and how he values them against IU. We also look back at Indiana's loss to Maryland earlier this year and what went wrong for the Hoosiers. Additionally, we look at the lack of shot attempts from beyond the arc for Trey Galloway and other shooters for Indiana. Plus, we discuss where Indiana can find contributions when things aren't falling for Trayce Jackson-Davis and Jalen Hood-Schifino. Later, Zach gives us his outlook for Indiana not just in the Big Ten Tourney but for the start of March Madness next week.       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-24:39) – Friday's show begins with Brian Noe and Brendan King giving a preview of Purdue-Rutgers just before tip-off. Plus, we look ahead to Indiana-Maryland tonight and share what we need to see from both Indiana and Purdue for them to be successful in March. (24:40-40:49) – We're back from break with Brendan and Brian looking at some research Brian did on QBs taken in the 1st Round over the last 15 years and how their careers pan out.   (40:50-45:10) – Hour number one closes with Brendan and Brian discussing the Pacers win over the Rockets last night and the likeability of Pacers stars Tyrese Haliburton.     (45:11-1:09:37) – The Fan's own Kevin Bowen of Kevin and Query joins the program to give us his thoughts on Purdue-Rutgers at halftime of their Big Ten Tourney matchup. Plus, KB evaluates Purdue as a whole and if he feels they are in danger of another upset in the NCAA Tournament. Later, Kevin gives us his reasonable scenario for what happens to the Colts in next month's NFL Draft.     (1:09:38-1:21:30) – We've got an update on Purdue-Rutgers plus a look at fouling up 3 late in basketball games.   (1:21:31-1:29:13) – Hour number two ends with Brian and Brendan discussing the NFL Free Agent Market at wide receiver.      (1:29:14-1:54:56) – The talented Zach Osterman of the IndyStar joins the program to give us his thoughts on Indiana's Big Ten Tournament opener against Maryland in the Quarterfinals. Zach shares what he's seen from Maryland this year and how he values them against IU. We also look back at Indiana's loss to Maryland earlier this year and what went wrong for the Hoosiers. Additionally, we look at the lack of shot attempts from beyond the arc for Trey Galloway and other shooters for Indiana. Plus, we discuss where Indiana can find contributions when things aren't falling for Trayce Jackson-Davis and Jalen Hood-Schifino. Later, Zach gives us his outlook for Indiana not just in the Big Ten Tourney but for the start of March Madness next week.        (1:54:57-2:10:20) – Brendan King and Brian Noe discuss the emphasis put on the final teams into the tournament. (2:10:21-2:15:24) – Friday's show ends with Brendan and Brian discussing which sport is the most frustrating for superstar players when their teammates let them down. Plus, we ask Jimmy Cook for the JCook Plays of the Day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-11:34) – The hall of famer Bob Lovell of Indiana Sports Talk joins JMV on a Friday to break down some of the IHSAA Boys Basketball matchups that he's monitoring with regional action this weekend, if there is a team that can knock off Ben Davis in the tournament, and what he thought of Purdue pulling out the win over Rutgers.        (11:34-38:19) – ESPN Radio's Mike Wells makes his weekly stop on the Ride with JMV on a Friday to give his thoughts on the Colts free agents, if he's expecting Chris Ballard to change his roster construction philosophy this offseason to help the future rookie quarterback, and what he ultimately think Chris Ballard will do when it comes to trading up to get a quarterback or staying put at four. (38:25-49:22) – Legendary voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer joins JMV from Chicago to provide some of the keys for Indiana as they take on Maryland tonight, what he wants the Hoosiers to do tonight compared to their previous game against the Terrapins, and who needs to step up for Mike Woodson's team in order to secure a victory this evening. (49:22-1:05:48) – The voice of the Purdue Boilermakers basketball team in Rob Blackman joins JMV to share his overall thoughts on Purdue's win over Rutgers, how Fletcher Loyer is struggling to put together efficient games, how important David Jenkins Jr. was to the win today, and the lack of playing time today for Caleb Furst.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Postseason play is upon us! AJ Guyton and Austin Platt start off by recapping Indiana's final regular season game, a tense overtime win against the Michigan Wolverines that gave Indiana the double-bye. Next, the two give out their grades for the Hoosiers on the season before looking ahead to the B1G Tournament. The two discuss potential matchups for Indiana in the quarterfinal and the path to winning three games in three days to hoist the trophy. What does Indiana need to do differently to win a tough tournament like this one? Who could be a tough matchup for the Hoosiers? All of that is answered on the latest episode of the House of Hoosier! SUBSCRIBE TO HOUSE OF HOOSER! Our YouTube Channel Apple Podcasts Spotify FOLLOW! AJ Guyton Field of 68 Check out TheFieldOf68.com to see our full roster of podcasts!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices