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Scott and the doctor are joined by Jeremy Gray, the Senior Associate Athletic Director for IU Athletics, to talk about the long-awaited return of Hoosier The Bison -- an actual mascot for Indiana. Jeremy talks through the background of the bison as a mascot concept at IU, the student-led movement that took things to the next level over the past few years, and the creative process behind the reveal of the new mascot.

In the second hour of the show, after an Eddie Garrison scoreboard update, Coach talks to Jack Ankony from Hoosiersnow.com, who covers IU Athletics. They talk about IU's ranking in football, and what the transition has been like under Curt Cignetti. Howard Kellman who is the radio voice of the Indianapolis Indians joins the show to talk about their 3-0 loss to the Nashville Sounds. Trey Derengowski of Indiana SRN joins the show to talk to Coach about some standout players and teams in the world of Indiana high school football. Dr. Len Clark of Irish 101 joins the show to talk about his book and Notre Dame football practice. Chris Norton of WITZ joins to talk about the Big League Baseball Classic in Duboise county, including former major leaguers like Coco Crisp and Kyle Farnsworth. Mike Maahs joins the show to talk about the Fort Wayne Tincaps 5-1 loss to the South Bend Cubs.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dylan Rexing is on hand about the big benefit for IU Athletics and the Boys and Girls Club of Evansville coming up August 5 at Evansville Country Club! Click for details!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of our last remaining people on the "How on EARTH have they not been on CrimsonCast?" list --- Tricia Whitaker of Apple TV and the Tampa Bay Rays finally joins the show. Tricia and GC have a wide-ranging conversation that touches on her time covering Indiana athletics as both a student media member and a professional reporter, work-life balance, the life of a sideline reporter in Major League Baseball and some of the interesting things about the job, and a look at the upcoming MLB season. Also, the much-whispered-about CrimsonCast Bison t-shirt makes a couple of surprise appearances (on the video version of the show only). 

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-20:58) – IndyStar's IU Athletics writer and reporter, Zach Osterman, joins the program to recap Indiana's third consecutive win, the news of Mike Woodson returning next season, examines how the roster could look next season, if there is any sense that Mackenzie Mgbako or Malik Reaneu leaving, and if the coaching staff has to hit the transfer portal hard for guards after the season. (20:58-47:08) – Play-by-play television voice of the Minnesota Timberwolves and friend of the station, Michael Grady, joins Query & Company to preview tonight's game against the Indiana Pacers. He explains what will change with the Timberwolves with Karl-Anthony Towns out indefinitely with a torn meniscus, how the dog mentality of Anthony Edwards has really grown throughout this season and relives the Lance Stephenson glory days with him playing for Minnesota's G League affiliate. (47:08-1:12:42) – Tony East from Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, WTHR, and Locked On Pacers makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to preview tonight's game against Minnesota without Karl-Anthony Towns and Bennedict Mathurin. He highlights the importance of Obi Toppin moving forward as a three-point shooter, the future of Jalen Smith with the Pacers, and states that the Boston Celtics are the only team that he can confidently say the Pacers don't have a chance against in a seven game playoff series.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-25:46) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Indiana Hoosiers picking up their third consecutive win. They applaud the consistency that Kel'el Ware has played with during IU's conference games. Finally, they weigh in on Mike Woodson's thoughts after the game when he was asked about his future with it being announced that he was coming back next season as the head coach of the Hoosiers. (25:46-46:52) – IndyStar's IU Athletics writer and reporter, Zach Osterman, joins the program to recap Indiana's third consecutive win, the news of Mike Woodson returning next season, examines how the roster could look next season, if there is any sense that Mackenzie Mgbako or Malik Reaneu leaving, and if the coaching staff has to hit the transfer portal hard for guards after the season. (46:52-47:17) – Hour one concludes quickly with Jake connecting his experience at the Mall of America to Indianapolis. (47:17-1:14:19) – Play-by-play television voice of the Minnesota Timberwolves and friend of the station, Michael Grady, joins Query & Company to preview tonight's game against the Indiana Pacers. He explains what will change with the Timberwolves with Karl-Anthony Towns out indefinitely with a torn meniscus, how the dog mentality of Anthony Edwards has really grown throughout this season and relives the Lance Stephenson glory days with him playing for Minnesota's G League affiliate. (1:13:14-1:28:02) – Following their conversation with Michael Grady, Jake and Jimmy look at tonight's Pacers game from Indiana's perspective without Bennedict Mathurin. Jimmy then sends the show off the rails by asking Jake and Eddie which NBA mascot would win if they all got in a fight. (1:28:02-1:32:14) – The one o'clock hour concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing a question that Jake has about cattle. (1:32:14-1:58:09) – Tony East from Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, WTHR, and Locked On Pacers makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to preview tonight's game against Minnesota without Karl-Anthony Towns and Bennedict Mathurin. He highlights the importance of Obi Toppin moving forward as a three-point shooter, the future of Jalen Smith with the Pacers, and states that the Boston Celtics are the only team that he can confidently say the Pacers don't have a chance against in a seven game playoff series. (1:58:09-2:08:33) – Last night at Butler, a kid sunk a 94-foot putt during the Bulldogs game to win $5,000. Jake has tracked down the seventh grader, Matthew Adams, to discuss his experience. (2:08:33-2:13:30) – Today's show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day! Additionally, JMV joins the show to preview what he's got coming up for the next three hours!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode of The Hero of the Hour Podcast, Mark chats with Scott Dolson, Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Indiana University. Following his graduation from university, Scott worked for Tim Knight Enterprises before returning to Indiana University in December 1989. While serving as director of IU's Varsity Club in 2008, he was tapped to replace Fred Glass as IU's deputy director and chief operating officer of intercollegiate athletics. In March 2020, he was appointed President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at IU.Under Scott's leadership, IU has been at the forefront of supporting its female student-athletes and women's intercollegiate athletics. Shortly after he assumed the leadership of IU Athletics, he announced the creation of the Women's Excellence Initiative, a fundraising effort designed to enhance the intercollegiate athletic opportunities for IU's female student-athletes. In its first year, the Women's Excellence Initiative has already exceeded its original goals and has already been utilized for a number of important projects, including the renovation of the IU Women's Basketball Team Center and a foreign trip for the IU Women's Volleyball program.During the episode, they discuss the five core principles that Scott adheres to: playing by the rules, being well in mind, body and spirit, achieving academically, excelling athletically, and integrating with the university.They talk about why Indiana University is very mission-oriented, and the way in which the school defines success, and what success looks like, and then work hard and smart to make certain that success becomes a reality.Scott also explains how he tries to (with the help of his family) create health, wealth and love in his life, and how much of a struggle balance can be to maintain.Join Mark and Scott for this fascinating discussion!Enjoy!What You'll Learn in this Show:Scott's five core principles, inherited from his predecessor at the university.What it means to be a “hero” at the university.The importance of creating meaningful and effective mental health and anti-hate programs.And so much more...Resources:Indiana University AthleticsNortheast Private Client GroupMark B. Murphy LinkedinMark B. Murphy websiteNortheast Private Client Group Youtube ChannelBooks:Get Mark's Book Here: The Ultimate Investment: A Roadmap To Grow Your Business and Build Multigenerational WealthExtraordinary Wealth: The Guide To Financial Freedom & An Amazing LifeThis podcast is for informational purposes only. Guest speakers and their firms are not affiliated with or endorsed by PAS or Guardian, and opinions stated are their own. Registered Representative and...

Every Wednesday at 3:30 I get the opportunity to talk about where I've been eating out and highlight all the cool stuff going on in the local restaurant scene on the Glass in the Afternoon program on WGCL. The man behind the name, and host of the show, is the one and only Mike Glasscott. He was kind enough to come on camera for a change and talk about what we try to accomplish on his program, his many, many years in the restaurant industry at Old Yogis/City Grille, and his work with IU Athletics. Grab a seat and join us for a golf old fashioned venting sesh with plenty of banter. Join our Patreon for exclusive merch, perks, and content: patreon.com/nodishes  Original jingle by Lew Bruno

Indiana Hoosiers hall-of-fame broadcaster Don Fischer joins us for our weekly segment of "15 Minutes with Fisch" as he and Justin Kenny this week discuss all things IU Athletics with a focus on the Hoosier Men's Basketball Team as they faced a little bit more than they expected as they got the win over Kennesaw State in their past matchup. We also talk about the NFL playoff picture as the regular season is winding down to a close. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bears finally got their Bye Week with a matchup against the Eagles coming up on Sunday. Will they get blown out? Or will Justin Fields work his magic and keep it close? We'll talk about that next week. In the meantime, Brady thought it was a good time to re-visit with Galen Clavio, host of Crimson Cast, to talk all things IU Athletics. The soccer team lost the National Championship in heartbreaking fashion on Monday of this week. The Women's Basketball team is undefeated and the Men's team is 8-2 with a marquee matchup with Kansas on the horizon. The Football team is...well...typical Indiana Football. Give a listen and catch up with the Hoosiers!

It has been an eventful several days for IU Athletics with virtually every current athletic program prevailing in big matchups over the last several days. We cover the improbable and historic comeback win for IUFB at Michigan St. before turning our attention to the most exciting start to a basketball season in many years. Ward is on a family vacation which opened the door for the first ever replacement “Guest Host” to break down the IUBB wins against Xavier and Miami University (of Ohio) and the overall state of IU Basketball 4 games in to the season. Such an important and prestigious position could only be filled by one man. A former Big Ten Player of the Year. One of the all-time greats and a man who never has to search for an opinion…BRIAN EVANS fills in for Ward and we get his unique and surprisingly upbeat analysis of IU Basketball.Ward is back for the guest not today's episode and he is one of the most polarizing players of the last many years at Indiana University. His talent was undeniable as he single-handedly won several games for IU Basketball when the odds were stacked against him. And, he had some head-scratching plays that drove many to the brink. But behind the box scores, 3-pointers, turnovers and tattoos, there is the story of a young man who grew upon in New York, in love with the game of basketball. It started in parks with his brothers and with legends of the NYC basketball scene. It turned into playing varsity basketball in 7th and 8th grade and ultimately to a commitment to Tom Crean and Indiana University.What started as a dream scenario with huge top-5 wins quickly turned into a nightmare with injuries turning into losses, turning into more losses and ultimately to a coach being fired. This young man's story takes a turn when a new coach, Archie Miller, is brought in to run the program—and run it in a very different way. With no pre-existing relationship and faced with the prospect of sitting out a year or sticking it out at IU, this enigmatic player decided to stick it out. Building a relationship with the new coach was not an easy task nor was trying to play in a new and much more rigid system.Losses continued to pile up, personal tragedy hit, fans directed their frustration and ire at him personally. Stress continued to mount and led to some very dark times that fans barely caught a glimpse of. But this young man persevered, sought help, and by the time his Senior year was wrapping up, IU Basketball was on the verge of returning to the NCAA Tournament. And then, the global Covid pandemic hit. It robbed him and so many like him of their senior year, their graduation and for a young man dedicated to getting Indiana back to the tournament, that dream too, died. Our guest continued his basketball career internationally where he faced even more personal battles, this time with a health crisis but he has continued to persevere. He is healthy, he is playing basketball professionally and he is talking to us about it all. Our guest is DEVONTE GREEN!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00 – 20:55) – The show begins with Jake getting schooled on how to watch the first NFL “Amazon Prime” game this season. Then Marc and Jake discuss the MLB history made between Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina last night as they achieve the most starts as a battery with a total of 325. More Cardinals history is brought up as they discuss Albert Pujols nearing 700 home runs. Jake relays a story from his St. Louis reporting days about Pujols hitting a ball so hard it bent a gloves rubber. A Ty Hilton tease for the next segment. (20:56 – 26:50) – Morning Checkdown (26:51 – 33:20) – The first hour closes out with talk of Ty Hilton and his likely departure from the Colts as a “Thank you for the memories” banner is now hung outside of Lucas Oil Stadium. Then the show plays some audio from Reich's recent press conference. Reich discusses the decision to finally cut Rodrigo Blankenship and if Chase McLaughlin's prior experience as a Colt played a factor in his return to the team. Audio is played of Reich giving the teams mentality going into week 2. (33:21 – 58:06) – The second hour begins with Jake relaying a promise that co-host Kevin Bowen, who is on paternity leave, will change diapers for a year if the Colts lose their upcoming game in Jacksonville. Then the calls start to roll in as Colts fans call in to give their opinion on Sunday's game. Callers discuss the teams ability to execute without relying on their kicker, the improvements to Jacksonville's team and how they will not be as easy to beat as some fans might think. Whatever happened to Badgley from last year? Jake relays the story of how he met Brett Favre's cousin as a volunteer for habitat for humanity. (58:07 – 1:20:08) – The Indianapolis Star's Dustin Dopirak, beat writer for IU Athletics joins the show and talks about the school's upcoming football schedule. Dopirak gives his opinion on IU quarterback Connor Bazelak in his two games as the Hoosier's quarterback so far. Jake takes a quick detour to ask about Dopirak's opinion on the Purdue/Syracuse game. A quick conversation on IU's recruiting struggles when they are losing. Dopirak then details the way Tom Allen gets leeway with people due to his contagious positive attitude.   (1:20:09 – 1:50:45) – The final hour opens with Jake and Mark trading stories about their integration into Indy sports and their perception of the fans over time. Marc originally being from Illinois with an out of state perspective and Jake with a native perspective. Jake talks about how certain sports curate fandoms differently. Then Zack Keefer of WISH TV and The Atheltic calls in to talk Colts upcoming football game. Keiffer lays out who will potentially be filling in for Alec Pierce who is out on concussion protocol for Week 2. (1:50:46 – 1:55:51) Pop Quiz (1:55:52 – 2:03:26) – Closing talk regarding the Colts, a preview of tomorrow's show, and a final caller, Joe, who is camping his way to Jacksonville to see the game with his son.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00– 22:02) – The Indianapolis Star's Dustin Dopirak, beat writer for IU Athletics joins the show and talks about the school's upcoming football schedule. Dopirak gives his opinion on IU quarterback Connor Bazelak in his two games as the Hoosier's quarterback so far. Jake takes a quick detour to ask about Dopirak's opinion on the Purdue/Syracuse game. A quick conversation on IU's recruiting struggles when they are losing. Dopirak then details the way Tom Allen gets leeway with people due to his contagious positive attitude.   (22:02 – 52:38) – The final hour opens with Jake and Mark trading stories about their integration into Indy sports and their perception of the fans over time. Marc originally being from Illinois with an out of state perspective and Jake with a native perspective. Jake talks about how certain sports curate fandoms differently. Then Zack Keefer of WISH TV and The Atheltic calls in to talk Colts upcoming football game. Keiffer lays out who will potentially be filling in for Alec Pierce who is out on concussion protocol for Week 2.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-25:38) – Wednesday's show begins with Dan celebrating our return to YouTube and getting ready for Colts-Texans this weekend. Dan looks back at some of the Colts schedule from last year. Plus, Dan shares some audio from former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron. Later, Dan talks on Matt Ryan and why it's important for no internal conflict this season with leaders on the team.   (25:39-37:50) – The voice of the Hoosiers Don Fischer joins the show and we congratulate him on being named an inductee into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame. Plus, Don looks back on Indiana's win over Illinois and what stood out to him. Later, we look ahead to Indiana-Idaho this weekend.     (37:51-44:14) – Hour number one ends with Dan pondering why Bob Hammel is in the IU Hall of Fame.    (44:15-1:04:57) – The great Sean Salisbury joins the show to give us the low down on the Houston Texans going into Week 1 of the regular season. Sean also talks about expectations for the Texans this season and why Colts fans would be wise to not overlook Houston.  (1:04:58-1:17:58) – We're back with Dan preaching the importance of this Colts roster to stay healthy.  (1:17:59-1:30:53) – The second hour closes with Dan sharing why the lovely Leigh Ross-Dakich is frustrated with Dan.  (1:30:54-1:44:45) – Friend of the Show Damon Bruce of 97.5 The Game in San Francisco to talk NFL Week 1 and give us the latest on Trey Lance, Jimmy G, and the 49ers. Plus, Damon shares why he feels 49ers DE Nick Bosa is going to have a monster year this season. Later, Dan and Damon discuss the way the NFL sucks the life out of every other sport and if Tom Brady is having marital troubles.   (1:44:46-1:58:27) – We return from commercials with Dan wondering if the Seahawks will honor Russell Wilson and sharing why the Browns WON'T and SHOULDN'T do anything for Baker Mayfield.  (1:58:28-2:03:00) – Wednesday's show closes with Dan sharing the results from the Horseshoe Indianapolis Race of the Day. Plus, Dan asks show producer Jimmy Cook for the JCook Plays of the Day. Later, Dan shares some bets that he likes and reminds listeners to get involved with his weekly Survivor Pool this week. Also, Dan updates us on his pickle ball matches with Leigh.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Ryan might just be the perfect quarterback for these Colts - as long as Yannick Ngakoue and Kwity Paye can get to the opposing QB. Frank Reich still unsettled about the kicker. (at 11:55) Bill Russell's #6 being retired across the NBA, which means Lance Stephenson will always be the best remembered #6 for the Pacers. (at 13:00) Coors Light now the official beer of IU Athletics! (at 14:00) Butler wins final game of Italy/Greece trip to finish 4-0. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

IU Athletics reporter for the IndyStar Stefan Krajisnik joins "Unpaid Interns" to preview the IU women's basketball team in the NCAA Tournament and discuss the latest in the IU men's basketball head coach search.Watch this episode and all "Unpaid Interns" episodes on the IU Sports Media YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVrMsnf-E1o

The Big News broke on Monday late morning that IU Athletics and Scott Dolson have fired Archie Miller. Scott and Galen convene an emergency podcast to talk about the announcement, put the Archie Miller Era into some kind of context, and take your social media messages.

Indiana Athletics' Associate Athletic Director for Strategic Communications Jeremy Gray joins the show to discuss the IU Athletic Department and their behind the scenes social media and marketing.Watch this episode and all "Unpaid Interns" on the IU Sports Media YouTube page: https://youtu.be/XXVtDotpOJE

Join us this week to talk about how IU Athletics is preparing for new rules that allow college athletes to profit from third-party deals.

Following his first scoreboard update on the night, John Herrick joins Coach Lovell to start the show to provide an update on the governor’s stages towards reopening the state, whether there is still protesting going on downtown, and compare Indiana to Oklahoma and Montana where John spent the first couple years of his broadcasting career. Peegs.com’s Jeff Rabjohns makes an appearance tonight on IST providing the details about the basketball and football players that are starting to come back to campus, where he believes the players fall on the depth chart, and raises concerns about college football as schools begin making their returns.

In today's edition of Banner Morning:- Fred Glass releases statement about nationwide protests- IU men's basketball releases video about nationwide protestsFor the links mentioned in this edition of Banner Morning, visit assemblycall.com. Remember to use the URL iutickets.shop to visit SeatGeek for the best prices on IU basketball tickets. That’s iutickets.shop, promo code ASSEMBLY, for $10 off your first purchase.We'll be taking a summer break from Banner Morning for a little while. So, until next time, keep your elbows in, your eyes on the rim, and go Hoosiers.

We are joined today by editor and creator, Scott Horvitz, from the new-age media company Overtime. Scott is a young professional with a variety of experience and incredible knack for creativity. After working with some high tech futuristic 360-degree Intel Technology at IU Athletics, Scott landed positions with the Saints and Pelicans, then The U before making his way to the Big Apple to join Overtime. His path to this point is filled with great lessons for anyone just starting out or trying to make it in the competitive field of sports media. We talked creative process, some of the people he draws inspiration from, and what he’s taken from each step in his career. With both of us being editors, we got a little deep at times into techniques and organization, so if you edit your own videos at all, there are some great hacks in here! Scott clearly has a passion for what he does and the creative ways to utilize technology, as is apparent in the content he puts out. He also does an amazing job at showcasing his variety of work in his showreels, so we went into his process for that, as well some other specific pieces he’s created. Though he’s only been at Overtime a short time, we got to discuss a lot of what the company is working on currently, what their focus is, and what he’s cutting specifically.Click here for show notes

Host Ben Malcomson looks back at Wednesday's games and looks ahead at this weekend's slate in IU athletics. All that and much more.

Welcome back to another Daily Dose episode of Hoosier Heartland Podcast. Ben Malcomson talks news in IU athletics, looks back and ahead at events the next couple of days, AP Top 25 update, and Bracketology News from our friends over at Delphi Bracketology.

Welcome to a new episode of Hoosier Heartland Podcast! Hosts Ben and Robie Malcomson are joined by Bill Murphy to talk Sunday's IU athletics events, the 1940 National Championship Team, a deep dive into officiating, and more. Enjoy!

Join Ben Malcomson as he looks back and ahead at the week in IU athletics.

Jon Blau, who covers IU Athletics for the Bloomington Herald Times, on the Hoosiers' season so far, former IU Coach Bob Knight and Saturday's rivalry game against Purdue. https://p.ftur.io/waskam/2471

Welcome to a new episode of Hoosier Heartland Podcast as hosts Ben and Robie Malcomson are joined by the great Bill Murphy to talk his article entitled Indiana Hoosier Cousins and the State of IU Athletics (#iufb #iuwbb and #iubb).

Drew Brees broke two records last night as Colts bubble zone allowed him to operate. Frank Vogel returns to Indy with his Lakers. Purdue travels to Ohio. Fred Glass leaving IU Athletics in great shape. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Welcome to another episode of Hoosier Heartland Podcast! Ben Malcomson talks with the great Bill Murphy: - The New Fieldhouse - Assembly Hall - The Current State of IU Athletics

Must win weekend for Colts, Hoosiers, and Boilermakers. Pacers to honor Knight & Keady, Hallie Bryant, and City of Anderson. IU Athletics sets grad rate record. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

It's no surprise that Indiana has a long legacy of top-tier athletic programs. This week, Dean Shanahan sits down with Galen Clavio, IU Associate Professor & Director of the National Sports Journalism Center, and Zach Osterman, the Indy Star's collegiate sports reporter, to talk about IU Athletics past and present.

Did you know that Michael Jordan was on the IU campus on his NBA draft night? Did you know that Ernie Pyle once held an automobile polo match to raise money for the marching band? Did you know that the 6 million dollar man attended IU? Listen in for more from the book, "Unknown, Untold and Unbelievable Stories of IU Sports". This is not just for sports fans but also for those who call it "sportsball" (I'm looking about you, Piper Sinders). Join us as we speak with authors John Decker and Doug Wilson, discussing their new book and learning how IU sports has impacted our community over the past 125 years in ways you've never imagined. In our Facebook Follow segment we encourage listeners to become a fan of Women's Basketball program at IU. Tickets to the games are unbelievably affordable (including a family package of 4 tickets, 4 drinks and 4 entrees at the concession stand for only $28). Get on the bandwagon and have some fun! And in our REAL-List segment, debunks a popular myth about mortgages - that getting your credit scored pulled before you are ready to buy a house can cause your score to go down. BIO: John C. Decker has been in and around IU Athletics for nearly 30 years. He spent 15 years covering the Hoosiers for a series of sports publications, including Inside Indiana Magazine. Did you know that Michael Jordan was on the IU campus on his NBA draft night? Did you know that Ernie Pyle once held an automobile polo match to raise money for the marching band? Did you know that the 6 million dollar man attended IU? Listen in for more from the book, "Unknown, Untold and Unbelievable Stories of IU Sports". This is not just for sports fans but also for those who call it "sportsball" (I'm looking about you, Piper Sinders). Join us as we speak with authors John Decker and Doug Wilson, discussing their new book and learning how IU sports has impacted our community over the past 125 years in ways you've never imagined. In our Facebook Follow segment we encourage listeners to become a fan of Women's Basketball program at IU. Tickets to the games are unbelievably affordable (including a family package of 4 tickets, 4 drinks and 4 entrees at the concession stand for only $28). Get on the bandwagon and have some fun! And in our REAL-List segment, debunks a popular myth about mortgages - that getting your credit scored pulled before you are ready to buy a house can cause your score to go down. BIO: John C. Decker has been in and around IU Athletics for nearly 30 years. He spent 15 years covering the Hoosiers for a series of sports publications, including Inside Indiana Magazine. Doug Wilson is a Bloomington native who spent many years as a sports writer and editor for the Herald Times.Show Linkshttp://www.iupress.indiana.edu/product_info.php?products_id=809106https://www.facebook.com/IndianaWBB/REAL Real Estate Today Episode #3: https://www.spreaker.com/user/10700760/real-real-estate-today-episode-3 or onYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrxbD-mC57Qand Episode #4: https://www.spreaker.com/user/10700760/real-real-estate-today-episode-4 or on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRs7CVMU2w0

Jennifer Gawne, an administrator on the 12,500-member Hoosier Nation Fan Page on Facebook, joined IDS special assignments reporter Jordan Guskey and football and men's basketball reporter Jake Thomer to discuss the mindset of the IU fan base.

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with hosts Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call and Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. The show is available weekly.In this edition of the show, Morris and Bozich are joined by Jeremy Gray, Senior Associate Athletic Director for Strategic Communications and Fan Experience for IU Athletics to talk Hoosier Hysteria and the upcoming basketball season.

Discussing IU vs Ohio State football and other IU fall sports --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-tonsoni/support

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with host Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call. The show is available weekly. In this edition of the show, Morris and Inside the Hall editor Alex Bozich are joined by Brandon Spahn, director of graphic design ... The post POTB 188: A look inside graphic design at IU Athletics appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis.

Sam Beishuizen and Rob Sherrell are the guests on the latest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Beishuizen talks about co-hosting The Tall Trio with Eddie Cotton (2:45), his time working for IU Athletics (4:45), the road trip he took [...]

This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk with Indiana University athletic director Fred Glass about IU athletics.

We'll talk with IU Athletic Director Fred Glass this week on Noon Edition.

This week on Noon Edition, we'll sit down with IU Athletic Director Fred Glass to discuss IU sports.

IU Assistant Athletic Director Chuck Crabb, who is best known for his work as public address announcer for IU Athletics, sits down for an interview.