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Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-12:24) – Mark Montieth joins the program ahead of tonight’s game between Purdue and UCLA to explain the significance of tonight’s game. They go back in time to the first time these two teams met, wonder how Purdue will honor Matt Painter when he retires because he is going to finish as the winningest coach of all-time in Purdue basketball history, and announces that Rick Mount will be attendance for tonight’s game. (12:24-31:47) – Maris Valainis, aka Jimmy Chitwood, joins Query & Company to share what it means to him to be connected to Gene Hackman, reveals that he provided acting lessons to all of the basketball players, shares how he got casted for Jimmy Chitwood, explains what Hackman was like on set when they weren’t shooting the movie, and whether or not he knew that Hoosiers would have a huge impact on the community when they were filming it. (31:47-55:18) – Kevin Bowen from The Fan Morning Show joins Jake Query on a Friday to share some of his early combine takeaways from the national perspective, reveals what he took from the conversations from Chris Ballard, Shane Steichen, and Lou Anarumo on the three shows this week, assesses if this is the first time the Colts are acknowledging that they are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel for Anthony Richardson, and does believe that Ballard’s words are different about his free agency approach.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-25:15) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing some of the latest comments from the NFL Combine, specifically, Shedeur Sanders when asked about transitioning from college to NFL. Also, Jake wonders how the Colts brass will split hairs between deciding between two players when each one of them play a position of need for the team. (25:15-38:16) – Mark Montieth joins the program ahead of tonight’s game between Purdue and UCLA to explain the significance of tonight’s game. They go back in time to the first time these two teams met, wonder how Purdue will honor Matt Painter when he retires because he is going to finish as the winningest coach of all-time in Purdue basketball history, and announces that Rick Mount will be attendance for tonight’s game. (38:16-43:26) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie previewing the start of the IndyCar season on Sunday in St. Petersburg. (43:26-1:08:49) – WRTV’s Kevin Gregory joins Jake Query in-studio to discuss his final night on television tonight. Jake asks him about some of his early memories in his media career starting with UCLA/Purdue facing off in the first game in Mackey Arena history. Also, Jake asks him who he will remember the most when he starts reflecting on his career and some of his time spent with Jake at Channel 6. (1:08:49-1:28:14) – Maris Valainis, aka Jimmy Chitwood, joins Query & Company to share what it means to him to be connected to Gene Hackman, reveals that he provided acting lessons to all of the basketball players, shares how he got casted for Jimmy Chitwood, explains what Hackman was like on set when they weren’t shooting the movie, and whether or not he knew that Hoosiers would have a huge impact on the community when they were filming it. (1:28:14-1:28:59) – Hour number two quickly concludes with Jake sharing some takeaways from his conversation with Maris Valainis and preview the final hour of the show. (1:28:59-1:54:03) – Kevin Bowen from The Fan Morning Show joins Jake Query on a Friday to share some of his early combine takeaways from the national perspective, reveals what he took from the conversations from Chris Ballard, Shane Steichen, and Lou Anarumo on the three shows this week, assesses if this is the first time the Colts are acknowledging that they are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel for Anthony Richardson, and does believe that Ballard’s words are different about his free agency approach. (1:54:03-2:03:03) – As we do every Friday on Query & Company, Jake shares a feel-good story with it being a good for the heart Friday sponsored by Franciscan Health! Today’s segment features a story about a local high school athlete’s journey to winning a state championship. (2:03:03-2:09:55) – Today’s show closes with Jake and Eddie giving away a pair of tickets for a pair of listeners to go see Dropkick Murphy’s & Bad Religion and Luke Bryan!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight it was all about TYRESE HALIBURTON! The Point God rose to the occasion early on in the 1st quarter, and the Pacers followed after their leader to win in convincing fashion against Toronto. Mike Facci is joined by Mark Montieth to dive into the Pacers win, the play of Tyrese and Myles, defense leading to offense, the impact of not having TJ McConnell and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Facci is joined by longtime Pacers historian, Mark Montieth, of the Indiana Business Journal to discuss: -Where does Myles rank among other centers in Pacers franchise history? -Areas Where Mathurin has improved this year -Biggest areas to improve this season -Needs to address with this roster -Did the Pacers make the right move doubling down on this roster? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

PIT PASS INDY – SEASON 4, EPISODE 63 – Mark Montieth, author of ‘VUCKOVICH The Man Who Wouldn't Lift' December 17, 2024 Show host Bruce Martin has a special Pit Pass Indy, featuring an exclusive interview with Mark Montieth, an author and former sportswriter at The Indianapolis Star who helped turn a manuscript that was also 70 years old into a book on one of the greatest legends in Indianapolis 500 history. The book is entitled, “VUKOVICH The Man Who Wouldn't Lift” and tells the incredible life story of the great Bill Vukovich, who won back-to-back Indianapolis 500s in 1953 and 1954 and was running away with the lead in the 1955 500-Mile Race before he was killed while leading the race in a crash on the backstretch. He was just 36 years old. Racing fans have heard the name “Bill Vukovich” but few know the story of the man. Montieth was able to take a manuscript written by Indianapolis News sportswriter Angelo Angelopolous, who died of Leukemia in 1962, into a hardcover book by Halfcourt Press in Indianapolis.  The book is available at Amazon.com or by contacting Mark Montieth at markmontieth55@gmail.com.  Signed copies are also available by contacting Montieth. It would make a great Christmas or holiday gift for any Indianapolis 500 or IndyCar fan. For more INDYCAR coverage, follow Bruce Martin at X, previously known as Twitter, at @BruceMartin_500

In the final hour of tonight's program, Derek talks more about the Indiana Pacers Summer League debut and Jarace Walker's dominant start. Mark Montieth, freelancer for the Pacers, joins the program to talk more about the recent passing of Jim Morris and how the Pacers could look in the future and how James Wiseman can impact the team.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Montieth edited a manuscript dating back to the 1950s, all about famed race car driver Bill Vukovich. He has made that into a book, and talks about it on this podcast.

Anthony Richardson will play against eight very young quarterbacks - and one who is VERY old! Alec Pierce can have a significant role in the Colts offense as part of a four WR spread set with Pittman, Mitchell, and Downs - along with Woods or Mallory at TE! Caitlin Clark is being rushed by a fanbase that has spent a lot of money to see her do fun things and avoid double-digit turnovers! Mark Montieth's new book is a collaborative look at the man many believe is the finest racecar driver ever to turn left at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a sportswriter who passed away over 60 years ago! The link to buy "Vukovich: the Man who Wouldn't Lift" is below and in the comments! https://www.amazon.com/Vukovich-Man-Who-Wouldnt-Lift/dp/0998729825 Get your sign-up bonus of up to $1,000 today! https://mybookie.website/joinwithKENT Promocode: KENT Here is the link for my book: https://www.amazon.com/Oops-Art-Learning-Mistakes-Adventures/dp/173420740X Donate! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?business=9FHFLVDQ7ZRW8&no_recurring=0¤cy_code=USD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex Golden goes solo for segment 1 and does a brief preview of Pacers-Knicks, mostly looking at the way the injuries are piling up for both squads. Then, he reads an article from 1998 that Mark Montieth wrote about the Pacers-Knicks series, which included a story about Spike Lee sending Reggie Miller 4 black roses before the Knicks series with Indiana. Alex is then joined in the 2nd segment by Jason Ingram, the man who was responsible for delivering Spike Lee's 4 black roses to Reggie Miller. Jason shares the truth behind this infamous story that made national news and had Spike Lee apologizing to Reggie on different radio stations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Facci is joined by Mark Montieth to discuss the Pacers first home playoff game since 2018 against the Milwaukee Bucks. Indiana's home crowd for Game 3 What changes will Milwaukee make Playing through Siakam  How can Indiana slow Dame down in the 1st half Which version of Haliburton does Indiana need GET YOUR SETTING THE PACE MERCHANDISE HERE! WEBSITE SALE GOING ON NOW IN OUR STOREFRONT! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mark Montieth joins Query & Company to begin the final hour of the show to discuss what he learned from following Gene Keady around for a book that he wrote, reacts to the news that Pacers owner Herb Simon is being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, previews an upcoming book that he finished around Bill Vukovich, and discusses how Matt Painter kind of follows Bob Knight's blueprint with recruiting players within the state of Indiana.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-26:08) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing last night's NIT Championship game where Indiana State fell to Seton Hall. Additionally, they get into a debate about the future of Josh Schertz. (26:08-44:55) – Former Indiana Governor and Purdue President, Mitch Daniels, joins Query & Company ahead of the Purdue's Final Four game this weekend against North Carolina State to discuss if he heard the fans wanting Matt Painter fired years ago. Additionally, he talks about how the professionalism aspect to being an athlete is starting to take over in college athletics. Finally, he applauds the job that Purdue has done over the years as an academic institution for its student-athletes. (44:55-50:16) – Hour one concludes with Jak, Jimmy, and Eddie discussing how their baseball teams are doing so far in their beer bet. (50:16-1:13:31) – Former Purdue Boilermaker and Indiana Pacer, Brad Miller, starts the second hour of the show discussing Purdue making it to the Final Four this weekend, how he's looking forward to catching up with Gene Keady this weekend, applauds the job Purdue has done by making sure Coach Keady is along for the ride with Purdue, discusses how he felt seeing the Sacramento Kings trading Tyrese Haliburton to the Indiana Pacers, and states that he's moving back to the state of Indiana this summer. (1:13:31-1:36:38) – Another former Purdue Boilermaker and Indiana Pacer, Billy Keller, joins Query & Company to share how excited he is about Purdue playing in the Final Four, echoes what Rick Mount said yesterday about the 1969 Final Four team that was banged up against North Carolina and UCLA, recaps the last Final Four run in 1980 for Purdue where he was an assistant for Lee Rose, and discusses the relationship he had with George McGinnis before he passed in December of 2023. (1:36:38-1:36:54) – Jake closes out the first hour of the show by reminding people where they can get all the Purdue interviews that the shows have had this week. (1:36:54-1:57:43) – Mark Montieth joins Query & Company to begin the final hour of the show to discuss what he learned from following Gene Keady around for a book that he wrote, reacts to the news that Pacers owner Herb Simon is being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, previews an upcoming book that he finished around Bill Vukovich, and discusses how Matt Painter kind of follows Bob Knight's blueprint with recruiting players within the state of Indiana. (1:57:43-2:16:06) – Radio voice of the Purdue Boilermakers, Rob Blackman, joins Query & Company to give his perspective on the relief that the players had after winning the Elite Eight game last week, reveals that Zach Edey's biggest focus on this season was to improve defensively, shares what kind of person Edey has been throughout all the success the last two seasons, and takes us through all the events that have taken place for Purdue this week. (2:16:06-2:21:11) – Today's show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie sharing their thoughts on Purdue's game against NC State!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, Curt and Kevin talk about testing at IMS coming up. They also talk about a new book that Mark Montieth uncovered written by Angelo Angelopoulos about Bill Vukovich's racing career. They talk about the eclipse at IMS and how IndyCar's show 100 Days to Indy will help the series gain popularity. Kevin and Curt give updates on the state of the Long Beach Grand Prix, and Jerry Forsythe buying up Kevin Kalkhovin's stock in the race.  Later in the first hour of the show, Kevin and Curt discuss the Thermal Grand Prix. They talk about how the race filled a big gap in the schedule, and allowed for people to keep talking about IndyCar, as opposed to radio-silence for several weeks. Curt believes that they should eliminate cars at the end of each lap to ensure more battling for position. Curt makes the point that the race at Thermal could lead to more sponsorship deals being made at the race with wealthy businesspeople.  Kevin rounds out the first hour looking at some tweets, answering questions including if NASCAR buying the Long Beach GP was overhyped. They also talk about the amount of money going towards the IndyCar race at Texas.  In the second hour of the show, the two revisit the power of a show like 100 Days to Indy, and preview their segment with Mark Montieth.  Later in the second hour, former IndyStar writer Mark Montieth joins the show to talk about a new book that Angelo Angelopoulos wrote back in the 60s about Bill Vukovich that was never released. Montieth talks about how he uncovered the manuscript, and got the book published. Montieth talks about some of the things he had to change about the book, and how there was not a whole lot that needed to change. He also gives an overview of the book.  Kevin ends the show previewing next week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(0:00-24:45) - Kevin Bowen joins the show to talk to Derek about the Colts game this weekend against Atlanta, and his thoughts on the Notre Dame basketball game he attended with Greg Rakestraw last night. Kevin talks about what Chris Ballard said in his last season press conference and his plea for the best players to play like the best players again. He and Derek also discuss the possibility of a division title, and what could rule the Colts out of a playoff berth. They give their opinions on Gus Bradley and how the fan base is normally hot or cold with him. Bowen also talks about Purdue and how they will perform the rest of the sesason and into March Madness.  (24:46-36:17) John Chuckery of 92.9 The Game in Atlanta joins the show. He previews what to expect from the Falcons on Sunday against the Colts, and how the change in quarterback will change their playstyle. He talks about the uncertainty of the Falcons and how you don't know week to week what you are getting with them. He talks about how the team is stuck in neutral, and also what he thinks will happen with the team during the draft. He also talks a little bit about Georgia Bulldog football and how their season is being viewed in Georgia.  (36:18-55:29) Mark Montieth joins the show to talk about the Pacers, and how they have performed this season thus far. He goes down the roster and talks about who's been helping the team and who's been hurting the team. They take an in depth look at the Pacers record, and how fans prefer to win big stage games as opposed to games with less riding on them. They also talk about how the In Season tournament will affect the way the Pacers play the rest of the season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Query & Company opens on a Thursday. Maybe the Pacers have a growing rivalry with Milwaukee. Teammate Darnell Hillman joins the show to reflect on the loss of George McGinnis. Voice of the Colts Matt Taylor joins to talk about the Colts. The way to make the playoffs is by winning. Cincinnati stopped the Colts ground game, knowing that they needed to do that to win. Historically the Steelers beat the Colts, does that mean anything for this Saturday?  Mark Montieth joins the show. Remembers George McGinnis. Pacers rivalries of the past. Bucks game last night. Is it a preparation of things to come? The Pacers somebody to help in defense. Ball State Coach Michael Lewis calls in. Giannis after last night's Pacers - Bucks game. This is a growing rivalry, and it's good! Jake talks about commentary made by Bucks announcer. Caller complains about officiating in the NFL. NFL doesn't want games to go too long.  Tim Benz Thursday Road Trip to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers. He's picking the Steelers because they're no reason to pick them.  AC/DC's Thunderstruck reminds Jake of trip he made to Denver with a group of Kansas State guys. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Writer Mark Montieth talks about the loss of George McGinnis. Says he was "Lebron before Lebron." He also talks about the Pacers and the growing pains they must go through to become a great team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following up last week's show about the lavish French Lick Springs Hotel, Hoosier History Live will focus on the southern Indiana town's other claim to national fame. French Lick, of course, is the hometown of the basketball superstar often called "Larry Legend". He also became known as "The Hick from French Lick". Larry Bird persevered through significant challenges in his youth (including an impoverished family and a tragedy) to become one of the greatest players in NBA history. Before that, he was a sensational player at Springs Valley High School, then reaped national fame at Indiana State University. After his playing career, he coached the Indiana Pacers, lifting the team to unprecedented success, then served in top management for the organization. His triumphs also include playing on America's Dream Team One in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics (the first time NBA players were permitted in the Olympic games), even though he was in excruciating pain. Our guide as we explore Larry Bird's life and career will be veteran sports journalist Mark Montieth, currently a sports columnist for the Indianapolis Business Journal. As the former Pacers beat reporter for the Indianapolis Star, Mark covered all three seasons the team was coached by Bird, who took them to their debut in the NBA Finals in 2000. Mark has a trove of podcast interviews with (and stories about) Indiana sports notables at markmontieth.com He has been a previous Hoosier History Live guest, including on a show in 2017 about the early years of the Pacers in connection with one of his books, Reborn: The Pacers and the Return of Pro Basketball to Indiana.

Alex and Facci are back, and they discuss the recent news of Buddy Hield changing his jersey from 24 to 7. The Pacers shared this news on their social media platforms, but former Pacer legend, Jermaine O'Neal chimed in on the lack of appreciation the franchise shows past players. This led to Alex and Facci discussing why this is a good idea, what other people have said about JO's comments as well as Mark Montieth's recent interaction with Alex about this via Twitter, where he shed more light on the Pacer previously trying a Hall of Fame, but it ultimately crumbling after the team moved from MSA to the Fieldhouse. After that, the guys look at 8 point guards in the NBA (Steph Curry, Chris Paul, Tyrese Haliburton, DeAaron Fox, Trae Young, Damian Lillard, Kyrie Irving and Ja Morant) and give their NFL QB comparisons for them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indiana Pacers had a fascinating journey to forming as a franchise in Indianapolis, and their first two seasons were full of pivotal moments. Mark Montieth chronicled the whole story in his book 'Reborn: The Pacers and the Return of Pro Basketball to Indianapolis'. On today's episode, Montieth and host Tony East discuss the book and the earliest days of the Pacers.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!IbottaRight now, Ibotta is offering our listeners $5 just for trying Ibotta by using the code locked when you register. Just go to the App Store or Google Play store and download the FREE Ibotta app and use code LOCKED.BirddogsGo to birddogs.com/LOCKEDONNBA or enter promo code LOCKEDONNBA for a free white tech hat with any purchase. You won't want to take your birddogs off we promise you.FanDuelThis episode is brought to you by FanDuel Sportsbook, Official Sportsbook of Locked On. Right now, NEW customers can bet FIVE DOLLARS and get TWO HUNDRED in BONUS BETS - GUARANTEED.  Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started. 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

The Indiana Pacers had a fascinating journey to forming as a franchise in Indianapolis, and their first two seasons were full of pivotal moments. Mark Montieth chronicled the whole story in his book 'Reborn: The Pacers and the Return of Pro Basketball to Indianapolis'. On today's episode, Montieth and host Tony East discuss the book and the earliest days of the Pacers. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Ibotta Right now, Ibotta is offering our listeners $5 just for trying Ibotta by using the code locked when you register. Just go to the App Store or Google Play store and download the FREE Ibotta app and use code LOCKED. Birddogs Go to birddogs.com/LOCKEDONNBA or enter promo code LOCKEDONNBA for a free white tech hat with any purchase. You won't want to take your birddogs off we promise you. FanDuel This episode is brought to you by FanDuel Sportsbook, Official Sportsbook of Locked On. Right now, NEW customers can bet FIVE DOLLARS and get TWO HUNDRED in BONUS BETS - GUARANTEED.  Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.  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

Mark Montieth, author of the book "Passion Play" and sportswriter covering Purdue basketball for nearly 45 years talks with Alan Karpick and Nate Barrett about his memories of Purdue hoops with a focus on NCAA Tournament triumphs and disappointments.

(00:00-27:07) – The Ride with JMV opens on a Friday with John recapping Purdue's victory Rutgers, explains how crucial David Jenkins Jr. and Mason Gillis to the win for Matt Painter's crew, how he's begging the Indiana Hoosiers to show up tonight to get one step closer to a hopeful rematch between IU and Purdue, and touch on the Indiana Pacers pulling out an overtime win against the Houston Rockets. (27:07-41:15) – 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.        (41:15-45:54) – The first hour of today's show concludes with Vince Welch being joined by Mark Montieth of the Indiana Business Journal to give his thoughts on the Boilermakers ahead of the Big Ten and NCAA Tournaments, which player for Indiana must play well in order to make a run, and why he isn't a huge fan of conference tournaments. (45:54-1:16:22) – 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. (1:16:22-1:23:37) – JMV shifts the conversation back to Purdue outdueling Rutgers in the second half to come up with their first win in the Big Ten Tournament and provides a live update on the Ohio State/Michigan State game. (1:23:37-1:28:35) – Hour number two rounds out with producer Eddie Garrison replaying the Mark Patrick rejoiner for John since he missed out on it the previous segment and JMV expresses how Mark has impacted his career along with the involvement he had in the city. (1:28:35-1:49:40) – 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. (1:49:40-2:06:41) – 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. (2:06:41-2:08:54) – JMV closes out the show by giving away a pair of tickets for a lucky listener to go see KISS in concert in November!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-09:51) – The first hour of today's show concludes with Vince Welch being joined by Mark Montieth of the Indiana Business Journal to give his thoughts on the Boilermakers ahead of the Big Ten and NCAA Tournaments, which player for Indiana must play well in order to make a run, and why he isn't a huge fan of conference tournaments. (09:51-38:09) – Legendary sports anchor and personality in the city of Indianapolis in Mark Patrick joins Vince Welch on the fan to relive some of the glory days of sports television, how he created the nickname JMV, how hard it is to believe that the Bob and Tom Show just celebrated 40 years together, and how proud he is that he was able to pass along his wisdom and knowledge to so many prominent faces and voices that people see on TV and listen to on radio. (38:25-52:11) – CBS4/FOX59's Mike Chappell makes his weekly stop on the Ride with JMV with Vince Welch filling in to weigh in on the conversation of Lamar Jackson or draft a rookie quarterback, the glaring holes that the Colts have outside of the quarterback position, how Chris Ballard needs to bring in competition for the offensive line, and his thoughts on the staff Shane Steichen put together.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-31:25) – The Ride with JMV opens on a Thursday with Vince Welch filling in for JMV by weighing the Colts options of drafting a rookie quarterback or signing Lamar Jackson, takes a peak at IU and Purdue's potential opponents tomorrow afternoon in their first action in the Big Ten Tournament, and how disappointed Butler fans should be with Manny Bates and Eric Hunter Jr. (31:25-38:39) – Vince Welch is joined by a childhood friend of his from Madison Square Garden in Mark Price to explain the environment of all the games that he's seen, the struggles of Butler last night against St. Johns, and what he's liked most about his trip to MSG.        (38:39-48:51) – The first hour of today's show concludes with Vince Welch being joined by Mark Montieth of the Indiana Business Journal to give his thoughts on the Boilermakers ahead of the Big Ten and NCAA Tournaments, which player for Indiana must play well in order to make a run, and why he isn't a huge fan of conference tournaments. (48:51-1:12:28) – Vince and producer Eddie Garrison begin the four o'clock hour discussing how important it would be for Purdue to win the Big Ten Tournament considering their recent performances and then transition their conversation to a random story that caught his eye from an etiquette expert on the do's and don'ts when it comes to dining in public. (1:12:28-1:35:32) – Legendary sports anchor and personality in the city of Indianapolis in Mark Patrick joins Vince Welch on the fan to relive some of the glory days of sports television, how he created the nickname JMV, how hard it is to believe that the Bob and Tom Show just celebrated 40 years together, and how proud he is that he was able to pass along his wisdom and knowledge to so many prominent faces and voices that people see on TV and listen to on radio. (1:35:32-1:36:16) – Hour number two rounds out with Vince highlighting some of the final scores from the early afternoon slate of college hoops. (1:36:16-2:01:38) – CBS4/FOX59's Mike Chappell makes his weekly stop on the Ride With JMV with Vince Welch filling in to weigh in on the conversation of Lamar Jackson or draft a rookie quarterback, the glaring holes that the Colts have outside of the quarterback position, how Chris Ballard needs to bring in competition for the offensive line, and his thoughts on the staff Shane Steichen put together. (2:01:38-2:09:40) – Following his conversation with Mike Chappell, Vince shifts his conversation to a sport that is sweeping the world in pickle ball. He and producer Eddie Garrison discuss the sport and how it could soon be a sport at the Olympics. (2:09:40-2:16:22) – JMV closes out the five o'clock hour by previewing the Pacers game tonight against the Houston Rockets, states that he loves what Tyrese Haliburton is doing right now outside of the points scored and assists he's registered, and why they need to defeat Houston tonight. (2:16:22-2:35:16) – The final segment of today's show is spent with Vince having a conversation with one member of the Indy Pickleball Club in Chris Banguis to explain the rules of pickle ball, where people can go to play, and how he got started playing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alex Golden is joined by Mark Montieth to look at the Pacers biggest problems, what areas they need to improve this roster and what to make of this current core and all the reports/rumors that have come out over the last few weeks. In segment 1, Alex opens up the show with a little Christmas exercise, where he compares every player on the Pacers roster this season to a Christmas character. Lastly, Alex is joined by Ian Thomas, our Setting The Pace: Fan of the Week! Ian discusses his fandom, shares his biggest Pacers hot takes, discusses his issues with the Pacers overall and tells a great story of how he and his son first became Pacers fans! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Facci and Alex open up the show discussing the Pacers Summer League team, and what things they've liked from the rookies, Chris Duarte and Isaiah Jackson. Next, former Pacers beat writer for the Indianapolis Star, Mark Montieth joins us to recap Untold: Malice at the Palace. Mark was covering the team on the road, the night of the Pacers-Pistons brawl, and has excellent insight to all the things that were happening with the Pacers during that era. He discussed everything that led up to the brawl, O'Neal's career, what the Pacers were doing to help Artest and so much more! Lastly, the guys close out the show sharing their thoughts on the documentary, and highlighting some moments that stood out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(0:00-24:09) – The Dan Dakich show on a Friday gets rolling with Brendan King and Jimmy Cook filling in for the coach. Dan is in Utah while BK and JCook talk about the Colts as we draw closer and closer to the beginning of training camp. Carson Wentz, the Colts offensive line and more on the offseason. Team USA Basketball is falling apart at the seams between back-to-back exhibition losses, COVID protocol issues and players leaving the team. Jimmy and Brendan talk potential replacements for Kevin Love including the possibility of Myles Turner. (24:10-39:15) – Jimmy and BK talk Yankees vs. Red Sox cancellation, the MLB Trade Deadline and what the Cubs so do as well as the future of the team. Then, we touch on All-Star weekend between Pete Alonso, Shoehi Ohtani and Juan Soto getting comparisons to Ted Williams. (39:16-45:23) – Jimmy and BK preview the rest of the show, talk about what's coming next week on the Dan Dakich Show and Jimmy talks about the upcoming NBA Summer League and what prospects he wants to see.     (45:24-1:08:48) – Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files joins the show to talk about the train wreck that is Team USA basketball, the possibility of Myles Turner getting a look for the national team and where Team USA turned to fill the spots of Kevin Love and Bradley Beal. Then, BK and Jimmy ask Scott about what's going on with the Indiana Pacers and the NBA Draft specifically Josh Giddey and what is different about this year's draft scouting process. Right now, the Pacers own the 13th pick, but Scott talks about the possibilities of trading up or moving back on draft night as well as which prospects he likes. And of course, they talk about the debacle that is Myles Turner and Domantas Sabonis both being on the blue and gold roster. Finally, Scott touches on the assistant coaches Lloyd Pierce and Ronald Nored. (1:08:49-1:23:51) – Mark Montieth of markmontieth.com joins the show to talk about Metta World Peace and Jeff Foster and World Peace's thoughts on playing for Rick Carlisle. Mark talks about Carlisle's people skills and how that might work in the Pacers locker room, what he'll remember about the 2020-21 Pacers season and some of the mistakes surrounding the staff decisions made by Nate Bjorkgren. Then BK, Jimmy and Mark talk about philosophy when approaching the NBA Draft and the fact that Luis Scola is still playing competitive basketball. (1:23:52-1:30:58) – Hour two closes with Jimmy and BK talking about Metta World Peace, a.k.a Ron Artest and his various legal names as well as more on Team USA basketball. (1:30:59-1:54:17) – 107.5 the Fan's Kevin Bowen joins the show to talk about his plays ahead of the Open Championship, what Collin Morikawa is doing this week and the rest of his thoughts about the last major of the year. Then, Jimmy and BK transition into Colts training camp asking KB about what he's focusing on as the Colts head to Grand Park, Carson Wentz, the receiving core and how to get off to a better start this season. Carson Wentz is the biggest story heading into the season but KB talks about how good the running back room is and how important that position is and the open competition for the starting kicker position. KB touches on the vaccination rates for the Colts roster and how it might impact the 2021 season and how patient the Colts fan base will be with Wentz. (1:54:18-2:11:40) – BK, Jimmy and Producer Josh talk Open Championship, Brooks vs. Bryson and the NBA Finals. Then, ESPN 1000 and NBC Sports Chicago's David Kaplan joins the show to talk about the end of this era for the Chicago Cubs, who could be the first big name to go and what is the end game for the Cubs. The White Sox are on the rise while the Cubs are looking for a direction in the next couple years, but Kaplan thinks this version of this Cubs will only be remembered for the 2016 team. (2:11:41-2:14:35) – Jimmy Cook's Plays of the Day rounds out a busy week on the Dan Dakich Show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-13:41) – WIBC's Jason Hammer of the Hammer and Nigel Show stops by the show to hand out his best bets of the weekend and share his thoughts on the Pacers hiring Rick Carlisle as the next head coach. (13:42-24:10) – Tim MacMahon of ESPN, the man that broke the Rick Carlisle to Indiana story, stops by to share his perspective on the move and what he's learned from his conversations with Rick Carlisle since taking the job. Tim also talks on if a two big lineup can work underneath Coach Carlisle and whether the temperature in the Pacers locker room will be manageable for Carlisle.    (24:11-41:32) – The long time talented beat writer covering the Indiana Pacers, Mark Montieth drops by to share his perspective on Rick Carlisle during his first stint at the head coach of the team. Mark also evaluates what present day Rick Carlisle brings to the table and where expectations should be if they run it back with similar roster construction.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-22:17) – The final show of the week finds Kevin Bowen filling in for Dan who is off until Monday. Kevin Bowen discuss comments made by Rick Carlisle that could have implications on the future of the roster. Plus, more thoughts on the     (22:18-36:50) – WIBC's Jason Hammer of the Hammer and Nigel Show stops by the show to hand out his best bets of the weekend and share his thoughts on the Pacers hiring Rick Carlisle as the next head coach. (36:51-41:45) – Following the hiring of Rick Carlisle, Kevin Bowen stresses on the importance of additional moves being made by the Indiana Pacers to be successful.   (41:46-1:05:36) – Tim MacMahon of ESPN, the man that broke the Rick Carlisle to Indiana story, stops by to share his perspective on the move and what he's learned from his conversations with Rick Carlisle since taking the job. Tim also talks on if a two big lineup can work underneath Coach Carlisle and whether the temperature in the Pacers locker room will be manageable for Carlisle.    (1:05:37-1:21:21) – We return from break with thoughts from caller on what direction the Pacers should go in following the hiring of Rick Carlisle. Later, the coaching ability of Carlisle versus Milwaukee Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer.    (1:21:22-1:27:17) – KB closes hour number two by talking a little on the Colts and the position they sit in terms of Covid-19 vaccinations and the requirements that must be met to have certain restrictions on the team lifted.  (1:27:18-1:49:40) – The long time talented beat writer covering the Indiana Pacers, Mark Montieth drops by to share his perspective on Rick Carlisle during his first stint at the head coach of the team. Mark also evaluates what present day Rick Carlisle brings to the table and where expectations should be if they run it back with similar roster construction.    (1:49:41-2:02:35) – We take a deeper dive into potential trades the Pacers could make during the offseason and observe what makes the teams remaining in the playoffs great and how Indiana can model after it. (2:02:36-2:14:34) – The week concludes with Kevin asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today's edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Later, Kevin and Jimmy go over other bets for the weekend and KB chats on Covid-19 related news at the College World Series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Lovell opens the 10 o’clock continuing his conversation with Greg Rakestraw about the upcoming Indy 500, who should be watched in the race and more about the greatest spectacle in racing. Former Indy Star Pacers beat writer Mark Montieth joins the show to break down the Pacers loss to the Wizards for the fourth time this season, their exit from the 2020-21 playoffs, where they stand in the front office with coaches and playoffs, the future of the team heading into next season, and his next book. Plus the man with the scores Eddie Garrison and Coach Bob Lovell share their Race Day routines.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode on the podcast, we talk with Pacers Sports Writer about Kobe being inducted into HOF, late passing of friend (Bob “Slick” Leonard), the colts and new QB Carson Wentz. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mark Montieth returns to Indiana Sports Talk to talk the Pacers loss to the Lakers, their playoff chances and where they sit in the first ever NBA play in tournament. Plus the voice of the Indianapolis Indians Howard Kellman tells Coach Bob Lovell about the Indians win over the Toledo Mudhens. Plus Adam Alexander calls in to discuss Austin Cindric’s win at Dover, and Tony Donahue talks the upcoming Indy 500 and the remaining races for Indy Car. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the first full hour of Indiana Sports talk, hear Coach and Brendan King discuss the fourth no-hitter in this MLB Season and how it can affect the next generation of fans. 2021 Indiana Football Hall of Fame inductee and former Franklin College coach Mike Leonard tells his story of how he found out about his induction, who nominated him, and his career. Plus, Adam Alexander from NASCAR on FOX breaks downs Saturday’s race in Darlington where Justin Allgaier took the checkered flag and Noah Gragson was disqualified for post-race inspection violations. Also, Alexander tells coach how drivers should race the 1.366 mile raceway. Plus Mark Montieth shares his thoughts on the Pacers 133-132 loss to the Wizards in overtime. Coach and Montieth also talk about the “drama” in the Pacers organization and Coach Lovell shares a story of his own coaching career with a similar incident. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Krah returns to open the second hour of the show to talk about the sectionals coming up for IHSAA baseball. Then, Krah discusses the level of competition in college baseball in the state. NAIA teams dominating the Crossroads League. Later, Brad Huber rejoins the show to talk about the Colts’ needs in the later rounds of the draft.  Mark Montieth calls in to talk Pacers’ playoff chances, and injury situation. Later, Mark talks about the injury situation this year around the NBA. Finally, they describe the brand new play in tournament for the NBA playoffs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indiana lost an icon Tuesday morning. Bobby "Slick" Leonard passed away in his sleep; he was 88. He lived a joyful, fulfilling life with his wife Nancy by his side for 66 years. ... I'll share my thoughts, a few highlights from my interviews with him and then Mark Montieth joins for an in-depth conversation on Slick, who was beloved by all. Click here for my breaking news story on him passing. And here's how the Pacers honored him at the game that night. ----- FieldhouseFiles.com is the home for all my stories. Sign up and follow along for complete Pacers coverage. Follow Scott on Twitter and Instagram.

Longtime writer for the Indiana Pacers, Mark Montieth, joins Alex Golden for a 1 on 1 conversation to reflect and remember the great life of Bobby Slick Leonard. Who can hear conversations with Slick Leonard on Mark Montieth's website: MarkMontieth.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

IU has a new assistant coach, if Trevion Williams doesn't return to Purdue, who takes a bigger hit, former Boiler and Fort Wayne native Rapheal Davis on his basketball camps, and Mark Montieth remembers the great Slick Leonard.

Alex and Facci are joined by Mark Montieth to recap the Pacers meltdown in the 4th quarter, what is the cause of their unsuccessful play, the issues with the makeup of this roster, whether or not McConnell should be playing as much as he is and what the ultimate ceiling is for this team with a healthy T.J. Warren.

Coach opens the hour up with Hanover football head coach Matt Theobald to discuss his team’s big win over Rose Hulman. Brad Huber rejoins the show to update listeners on the ongoing Syracuse and Houston game from Hinkle Fieldhouse. Coach brings the NIT semifinal games into the conversation. Later, Coach Lovell explains the storyline for each state final game at Bankers Life next Saturday. Concluding the hour, Mark Montieth joins the show to talk about the Pacers’ win over Dallas on Friday. In addition, Mark describes the book he is working on and the history of the Pacers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Montieth is back to open up the final hour of the night. Mark breaks down the Eastern Conference playoff picture. He explains the adjusted playoff format for this season. Coach explains why Teri Moren and the Indiana women’s basketball team is advancing to the Elite 8 in Texas. Also, coach breaks down Baylor and Oregon State advancing to the Elite 8. Later on, coach previews next Friday’s show including content from media day for IHSAA state finals. Later on, Brad returns to the show to talk Nascar this weekend at Bristol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chuck Dumas from Hoosier Basketball magazine joins coach Bob Lovell to start the final hour of Indiana Sports Talk to talk about the Winnemac Regional where North Judson's 65-34 win over Bluffton. Plus Indiana Sports Writer hall of famer Mark Montieth joins the show to talk Pacers Basketball. Kip Wesner joins to talk about the Springs Valley Regional tournament. Rob Blackmon talks Purdue Basketball and John Herrick recaps Tipton's 48-45 win over Clinton in the Frankton Regional. David Deaton from WKLO talks about Corydon Centrals win over Austin. Steve Kolb from WAXL Talks Heritage Hills 61 to 50 win over South Spencer. The voice of the Butler Bulldogs Mark Minner joins to talk Butler Basketball's loss to Georgetown 78-63. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To mark the start of the new season for the Indiana Pacers , we will time travel more than 50 years back to explore the history that led up to their debut game against the Kentucky Colonels in the Coliseum at the State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis. The new team was part of an upstart professional league, the colorful American Basketball Association (ABA), and before any of the players had even scored a point, much civic, social and sports history already had been made. Two previous pro basketball teams based in Indianapolis had died. One of them, the Indianapolis Olympians, went down in scandal. Efforts at putting together the Pacers team had met a variety of challenges. Unsuccessful attempts had been made to woo household names in Indiana - including former high school basketball sensations Oscar Robertson and identical twins Tom and Dick Van Arsdale - to be part of the Pacers organization. And some of the African-American players who had been signed to the team encountered challenges finding housing in the Hoosier capital due to the racial discrimination that was unfortunately common at the time. To explore the rich history of the early era of the Pacers - including the years immediately following the team's first game in 1967 - Nelson is joined in studio by veteran sports journalist Mark Montieth in this encore of a show originally broadcast in 2017. As a boy growing up in Indy, Mark listened to the debut Pacers game on the radio. He is the author of  Reborn: The Pacers and the Return of Pro Basketball to Indianapolis (Cardinal Publishing Group). In the early 1960s, Mark writes, the Hoosier capital was growing, "yet it had no national sports identity beyond the Indianapolis 500." Civic and business leaders wanted to change that. The result was a team that won three national championships in the ABA, which eventually merged with the National Basketball Association (NBA). As a sportswriter at The Indianapolis Star, Mark Montieth covered the Pacers for 12 of the team's NBA seasons. Early games in the ABA often were raucous, and fighting among the players was common. Several of the early Pacers were regarded as wild characters, including fan favorites Bob Netolicky and Mel Daniels. The starting salaries of early Pacers players? According to Reborn, one aspiring Pacer signed a contract for $10,000 (that would be about $78,000 in 2020), with the possibility of a $2,000 bonus. The ABA was distinctive for its red, white and blue basketball and the introduction to the pro game of the 3-point shot. "The Pacers were born and raised in a league and an era unlike any other in the history of professional sports," Mark writes in Reborn. The future of the team and of the league were considered so uncertain that Bobby "Slick" Leonard (the former high school basketball star from Terre Haute who later coached the Pacers to the national championships) was so wary of giving up a secure job as a salesman for class rings that he didn't initially seek the coaching opportunity. Some early players were essentially being offered second chances to achieve hoops glory. In high school and college, Netolicky was "more motivated to have fun than to play basketball" and had exotic pets such as an ocelot and a boa constrictor, according to Reborn. His eventual teammate Roger Brown had taken a factory job on the night shift after his links to a gambler ended opportunities as a player in college and with the NBA. Other Pacers history facts: Although Reborn indicates that it remains unclear who originally suggested "Pacers" as the team's name, initial announcements referenced the harness horse racetrack at the Fairgrounds near the Pacers' home court at the Coliseum (a pacer is a type of racehorse). Initial reports also referred to the Indy 500, which features a pace car. The team's colors, blue and gold, have remained the same for 50 years and are a tribute to the state's official colors - as seen, for example, on the state flag. Seven of the 12 players on the starting roster were African American. "That amounted to a bold statement in 1967," Mark writes in Reborn. "Most NBA teams were adhering to an unspoken color barrier that kept rosters half-white at the bare minimum. Even the New York Knicks and the Los Angeles Lakers, representing the nation's largest and most cosmopolitan cities, conformed."

Adam and Alex are joined by freelance journalist, Pacers.com and Pacers Sound contributor Mark Montieth to discuss Myles Turner, Victor Oladipo's return from injury and Mark's favourite player and moment from the 2010s.

Today on No Limits we talk to local authors of the new book 'Extra Innings. My Life in Baseball'. Max Schumacher and Mark Montieth join host John Krull in studio.