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(00:00-23:43) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the week-long vacation that he went on. Jake tells some stories where he got in trouble for recording something, an issue he had when he took the rental car back, and recaps his experience at the Anne Frank house.
(23:43-44:11) – The Athletic’s Mike Vorkunov joins Query & Company to highlight the news last week regarding the future of NBA franchises broadcast rights with Bally Sports/Diamond Sports Group after this season, what kind of market he expects for Buddy Hield if the Pacers were to make him available via trade, how he’s gauging the start of the in-season tournament, if he thinks there’s a rival team out there that would have interest in Daniel Theis after his successful FIBA tournament run, and shares some expectations for the All-Star game with it being 100 days away.
(44:11-44:44) – Hour one concludes with Jake giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see Creed!
(44:44-1:09:35) – Nate Atkins from the Indianapolis Star joins the program and receives traveling advice from Jake with him flying to Germany. He tried to predict what kind of defensive scheme he expects from Bill Belichick, to limit the Colts running game, how involved he expects Zack Moss to be within the offense moving forward, who he would expect to step up if Josh Downs can’t suit up on Sunday morning, and if it’s normal for all players, coaches, and practice squad members to travel with the team.
(1:09:35-1:20:39) – Before Jake and Jimmy started talking with Nate Atkins, he provided some gifts from his trip to Jimmy and Eddie. He hands them the second part of their gifts and then shares some more stories from his trip to Europe.
(1:20:39-1:27:02) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing if there has been less hype around signing day for college basketball today compared to previous years. Additionally, they highlight the news of Butler AD Barry Collier announcing his retirement with Jake providing an explanation as to whom he thinks will be replacing him.
(1:27:02-1:47:32) – The final hour of the program with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie starts with the guys discussing the Manningcast with the numbers down from previous years. Jake asks the other two if they watch the Manningcast and if they would watch during their favorite teams playing. Additionally, they touch on the ratings of the World Series between the Rangers/Diamondbacks.
(1:47:32-2:03:19) –Former Purdue Boilermaker and current BTN Analyst Rapheal Davis joins Query & Company with Jake and Jimmy to share his assessment on the Hoosiers pulling out the win over Florida Gulf Coast last night, how important it is for a team to have a player like Gabe Cupps, what his biggest concern is with Purdue and IU, and why he thinks national signing day for college recruits is losing steam.
(2:03:19-2:06:19) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day (which features bets for tonight’s Pacers-Jazz game. Plus, JMV stops by for a chat with Jake and Jimmy.
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(00:00-24:48) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Brian Noe, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison talking about the Pacers dominating victory over Victor Wembanyama and the San Antionio Spurs. Additionally, they discuss the playoff percentages for teams now that we’re past the halfway point of the NFL season.
(24:25-42:52) – The segment starts with Brian, Jimmy, and Eddie discussing Wembanyama losing the tip last night to Myles Turner in connection to the most anticipated tip-off in college basketball history between Zach Edey and Samford’s 5’7’’ Dallas Graziani. Eventually they start discussing some of their failed bets, struggles for the Jets offense last night against the Chargers defense, and question why Aaron Rodgers would want to return with the way the offensive line has performed for New York.
(42:52-49:32) – Brian and Jimmy close out the first hour of the show by discussing promotions that Samford did leading up to last night’s game against Purdue.
(49:32-1:19:16) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files and 1075TheFan.com joins the program to reveal if he was shocked that Myles Turner was able to win the tip against Victor Wembanyama, admits that he likes the starts that the Pacers have gotten off to in games following their struggles last season and that he doesn’t like the way the defense has looked thus far, and talks on what he believes has resulted in the Pacers getting beat. He mentions the players need to improve their individual play before being able to improve anywhere else. He also says that Pacers coach, Rick Carlisle, needs to lean into the players having the freedom to make the call during the game. Brian and Jimmy wrap up the segment sharing their thoughts on the new in-season tournament, the NBA Cup.
(1:19:16-1:31:53) – Brian and Jimmy bring back the discussion about the Colts game this past weekend against the Panthers and their decision to use the tush push. Brian talks on his list of pet peeves/annoyances about certain plays, rules, etc.
(1:31:53-1:40:00) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian sharing his “Heartbreak Hotel” experience with his bets.
(1:40:00-2:05:21) – The final hour of the program with Brian, Jimmy, and Eddie starts with Stephen Holder, Colts Reporter for ESPN talking about Josh Downs’ injury and other issues the Colts will have to overcome in upcoming games. He talks on what Colts have been most and least consistent on for their season so far, and which players have had the most contributions to the Colts playing good football. He compares these attributes to the upcoming opponent, the Patriots.
(2:05:21-2:21:04) –Brian and Jimmy are joined by The Wake-Up Call’s Kevin Bowen to get his input on Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers’ offense. KB points out differences between the Pacers and their upcoming opponent, the Milwaukee Bucks, and what is going to make it an exciting game to come. They switch gears to talk about the Colts and their season. K.B. mentions there could be concern for the Colts in their game against the Patriots because the Patriots are skilled in stopping runs, and the Colts should be preparing to work around that.
(2:21:04-2:30:34) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets, and then some notes from around the NFL!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-16:59) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files and 1075TheFan.com joins the program to reveal if he was shocked that Myles Turner was able to win the tip against Victor Wembanyama, admits that he likes the starts that the Pacers have gotten off to in games following their struggles last season and that he doesn’t like the way the defense has looked thus far, and talks on what he believes has resulted in the Pacers getting beat. He mentions the players need to improve their individual play before being able to improve anywhere else. He also says that Pacers coach, Rick Carlisle, needs to lean into the players having the freedom to make the call during the game.
(16:59-32:17) – The final hour of the program with Brian, Jimmy, and Eddie starts with Stephen Holder, Colts Reporter for ESPN talking about Josh Downs’ injury and other issues the Colts will have to overcome in upcoming games. He talks on what Colts have been most and least consistent on for their season so far, and which players have had the most contributions to the Colts playing good football. He compares these attributes to the upcoming opponent, the Patriots.
(32:17-45:29) – Brian and Jimmy are joined by The Wake-Up Call’s Kevin Bowen to get his input on Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers’ offense. KB points out differences between the Pacers and their upcoming opponent, the Milwaukee Bucks, and what is going to make it an exciting game to come. They switch gears to talk about the Colts and their season. K.B. mentions there could be concern for the Colts in their game against the Patriots because the Patriots are skilled in stopping runs, and the Colts should be preparing to work around that.
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(00:00-24:25) – Query & Company opens on a Victory Monday with Brian Noe, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Colts ending their three game losing streak against the Carolina Panthers. They also discuss the worries they have with the Colts offense after a lackluster performance against a poor defensive team in the Panthers.
(24:25-40:19) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to share his thoughts on the passing of Bob Knight last week, his preseason expectations for Mike Woodson’s basketball team without Trayce Jackson-Davis, Race Thompson, and Jalen Hood-Schifino, and deciphers if there is an ounce of optimism that the football team can get three wins to become bowl eligible.
(40:19-45:49) – Brian and Jimmy close out the first hour of the show by discussing how bad the timing of Bryce Young’s lackluster performance against the Colts with C.J. Stroud lighting it up yesterday.
(45:49-1:08:52) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins the program for his weekly visit to recap the Colts win over the Panthers yesterday. Chappell tries to put it into perspective as to where this team would be if they are able to take care of business against the Browns and Saints. Additionally, he was kind of shocked the Colts offense struggled to the levels in which they did yesterday and expects Jonathan Taylor’s touches to be around twenty per game the rest of the season.
(1:08:52-1:19:37) – Brian and Jimmy continue the Colts conversation by discussing the Colts offensive output against the Panthers in connection to their upcoming game against the Patriots. They also do a brief dive into the struggling season for New England and how this weekend’s game has the potential to be more exciting than Dolphins/Chiefs.
(1:19:37-1:26:50) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian and Jimmy discussing the wild ending between the Vikings/Falcons yesterday with Josh Dobbs bringing Minnesota back to win after Jaren Hall exited with a concussion.
(1:26:50-1:52:16) – The final hour of the program with Brian, Jimmy, and Eddie starts with them weighing in on how Gardner Minshew has performed this season since taking over for Anthony Richardson. Eventually they start talking the possibility that the Colts make the playoffs with how soft the remainder of the schedule is for Indianapolis. Finally, they examine some of the other teams that are around the Colts that could make the playoffs.
(1:52:16-2:03:09) – Brian and Jimmy shift their focus on the upcoming opponent for the Colts in Bill Belichick New England Patriots. They question who their best player is and Brian brings back a sound bite from the Pats head coach making a statement regarding the Colts a few years ago.
(2:03:09-2:04:34) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-14:21) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to share his thoughts on the passing of Bob Knight last week, his preseason expectations for Mike Woodson’s basketball team without Trayce Jackson-Davis, Race Thompson, and Jalen Hood-Schifino, and deciphers if there is an ounce of optimism that the football team can get three wins to become bowl eligible.
(14:21-29:17) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins the program for his weekly visit to recap the Colts win over the Panthers yesterday. Chappell tries to put it into perspective as to where this team would be if they are able to take care of business against the Browns and Saints. Additionally, he was kind of shocked the Colts offense struggled to the levels in which they did yesterday and expects Jonathan Taylor’s touches to be around twenty per game the rest of the season.
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(00:00 - 27:32) - Query and Company is hosted again by Brian and Jimmy for the Friday edition. Brian instantly opens with some Will Levis talk. Noe thinks the future is brighter for Levis than it is for Anthony Richardson in the NFL. Richardson's college career combined with his short playing time this year are reasons Noe thinks Richardson won't pan out in the NFL. Neither Colts or Titans fans want the other team's quarterback. A lost rookie season is a bigger deal than some people might be making it for Richardson.
(27:33 - 38:11) - The NBA's in-season tournament is both boring and a good idea at the same time to Brian. The NBA needs a team with some history behind it to win the NBA in-season tournament to make it seem important. Brian says teams like the 76ers, Bucks, and Celtics would all be good examples.
(38:12 - 41:42) - Quick NFL talk on how some of rookies have developed so far this season.
(41:43 - 1:09:48) - Pat Boylan, sideline reporter for the Indiana Pacers joins Query & Company to talk about the beginning of the NBA In-Season tournament. Brian wants to know how Pacers players feel about the idea. Boylan says that Haliburton stated that the prize pool is worth trying to make a big deal of the tournament. Jimmy and Pat breakdown how the in-season tournament will affect regular reason games and records. What difference would Haliburton have made if he was on the court against Boston in their last game. Boylan has a lot of faith in the Pacers offense this year, defensively the team still needs to lock into some things. What can/can't Pat say in regard to gambling in the NBA.
(1:09:49 - 1:21:57) - Breaking news with Colts head coach Shane Steichen announcing the injury report for the Week 9 matchup against the Carolina Panthers. Jimmy's faith in the Colts making the playoffs has started to really fade following their loss last week to the New Orleans Saints. This game, regardless of injuries, should be a win. Even if it won't be easy. The Panthers might be feeling like this is a lost season as they are not doing well this year and also will not have their draft pick next year.
(1:21:58 - 1:23:59) - Touch and go teasing upcoming guest Kevin Bowen.
(1:24:00 - 1:51:03) - One half of The Wake-Up Call with KB and Andy joins the show as Kevin Bowen is on to talk with the guys. He has a bet on the Pacers this season for 45 total wins. KB thinks that the in-season tournament for the NBA will provide some amount of entertainment to fans. Even if you're against the tournament the games still count towards a regular season record so that gam matters no matter what. Foul troubles are a big part of what got the Pacers in a sticky situation against the Bulls, they will need to stay away from that tonight according to KB. Moving on to football talk KB breaks down what he needs to see from the team for the rest of the season. Some back and forth on if Jelani Woods will play this year. Is there any bet KB would take on the Colts?
(1:51:04 - 2:00:43) - David Newton ESPN reporter for the Carolina Panthers is on to talk about the other team's side of the equation. First thing is first as they discuss former Colts head coach Frank Reich and how he has gotten along in Carolina. Will the Panthers offense get some juice against a lackluster Colts defense. Panthers have not had a solid come from behind drive since 2018 when Cam Newton was quarterback. Is this really a revenge game if Frank Reich has not showed any bitterness towards the Colts over his firing? The players still believed in Reich even as he was fired. One key to long term success is having players that are rooting for a coach as much as the coach is rooting for them.
(2:00:44 - 2:05:08) - JCook plays of the day and a bet between Jimmy and Brian over the Dolphins and Chiefs.
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(00:00 - 25:50) - Brian Noe is in for Jake Query, alongside Jimmy Cook the two open the show giving their memories of Bob Knight who passed away yesterday at the age of 83. Knight had his fans and detractors but as a coach had a fire that led him to be one of the best college basketball coaches of all time. Knight had a generational impact on the game from the players and assistant coaches he influenced. Jimmy places Knight on the Mount Rushmore of College Basketball coaches. Knight was a unique coach who was both ahead of and behind his time in multiple ways.
(25:51 - 45:52) - Former College head coach for Manhattan, St. John's, New Mexico and basketball commentator Fran Faschilla joins the show to reflect on the life of Bob Knight. He talks about how Coach Knight scouted his own team and then gave the information to them later. Fraschilla says if you beat Knight the right way, he'd shake your hand and it meant something. Fran believes that Knight did more to revolutionize coaching in basketball in the last 50 years than anyone else in basketball, alongside Dean Smith as well. A final story regarding Fran's time doing commentary with Knight.
(45:53 - 48:17) - Brian plays a clip in regard to another coach that he believes also applied to Coach Knight and the fire he had as a coach and competitor.
(48:18 - 1:12:18) - Steh Greenberg of ESPN joins the program and gives his thoughts on the late Bob Knight. He says that while Knight was a very demanding coach, he always managed to pull the best out of his players and form good relationships with them. Greenberg says he was able to make a lot of players' lightbulbs go off and put the pieces together to make his players better. He acknowledges that coach Knight had his detractors and rightfully so, but says it always was with good intent. Greenberg recalls Knight's "Pain in the rear" story. Knight had a big amount of respect for coaches that came before him. He says that Knight's biggest legacy on basketball can be found in the size of his coaching tree.
(1:12:19 - 1:24:04) - Audio from other coaches around sports and their thoughts on the passing of Bob Knight. Quinn Buckner, a former Knight player, shared his thoughts on his passing during the Pacers game last night saying that he will be dearly missed. Steve Kerr head coach of the Golden State Warriors said coach had a huge impact on the game, even as the center of attention for good and bad reasons. Multiple organizations from a variety of sports put statements out on the passing of Coach Knight. Although Jake Query could not be on the show today, he had a piece on Knight's legacy put up on 107.5 The Fan's website.
(1:24:05 - 2:07:03) - The spot starts off with Jimmy and Brian talking back and forth on some Twitter threads regarding Bob Knight. Tim Brando of Fox Sport joins in mid-segment to reflect on the life of Bob Knight. Brando recalls a time in which he was thrown out of practice by Coach Knight. He and the coach had a very heated introduction to each other, but as Brando stood up for himself a mutual respect developed.
(2:07:04 - 2:22:40) - Matt Taylor, radio voice of The Colts joins Brian and Jimmy, to talk Colts vs. Panthers on Sunday. Before getting to that Brian asks Taylor for any of his memories regarding Bob Knight. Taylor says that childhood was all about trying to get to go see as many great basketball games as possible during IU's era of dominance. The Colts talk begins with Taylor reflecting on his knowledge of Frank Reich when he was a Colts coach. He thinks that it will be a tough game down to the wire, but the Colts will be hungry to try and snap a three-game losing streak.
(2:22:41 - 2:37:35) - More talk between Jimmy and Brian on how Coach Knight was bigger than basketball. If you went anywhere in the world and said you were from Indiana, Bob Knight was the first name others brought up. Teams are constantly chasing the legacy of the 1976 Hoosiers. Will IU Football be playing with a little extra fire this week? Bob Knight launched Indiana on to the map during a time when smaller communities in Indiana needed it most.
(2:37:36 - 2:42:16) - Wrap up talk and JCooks plays of the day.
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(00:00-26:27) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Brian Noe, Jimmy Cook, and Eddie Garrison debating if the Chicago Bears and the Indianapolis Colts are on similar trajectories when you compare their quarterback situations. They transition to questioning if Justin Fields is done in Chicago after the season.
(26:27-38:21) – After a segment without Will Levis, Brian finally caves to talk about the QB he liked most coming out of the draft after his week one performance. He states that Colts fans should be worried about Levis becoming the best quarterback out of the 2023 draft class after he fell out of the first round. Jimmy reacts to Brian’s beliefs.
(38:21-44:32) – Brian and Jimmy close out the first hour of the show by discussing the latest potential findings in the Michigan sign stealing scandal. Plus, they try to predict what kind of penalty the NCAA will issue Michigan.
(44:32-1:08:10) – Casey Vallier from the Colts Radio Network joins Brian Noe and Jimmy Cook on Query & Company to share some of the storylines that he will be monitoring for Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers, tries to figure out where things stand right now with the Colts after losing three straight games, accesses how the defensive line can improve before Grover Stewart’s return from suspension, and predicts what kind of split we could see on Sunday between Zack Moss and Jonathan Taylor.
(1:08:10-1:28:14) – At the tail end of last segment, Eddie opened a can of worms pertaining to Chris Ballard being the reason for the shortcomings of the defense. Jimmy and Brian react to that with their opinions from a bigger picture. They all agreed on one thing though pertaining to where Ballard has struggled.
(1:28:14-1:33:11) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Brian and Jimmy discussing the Philadelphia 76ers trading James Harden to the Clippers with video of Harden first arriving in LA surfaced last night.
(1:33:11-1:56:13) – Luke Easterling from Athlon Sports joins Query & Company to compare the situations that the Colts and Bears are in based off of Brian’s beliefs, if there was anything that stood out to him from the lack of moves at the trade deadline, if he understands Eddie’s viewpoint that the Cincinnati Bengals will be viewed as the best team in the AFC with the playoffs start, and then shares some power rankings for Halloween candy.
(1:56:13-2:12:08) – Following their conversation with Luke, they take a couple points that he hit on from the trade deadline and expound on it. Additionally, they rehash a segment from back in April they did pertaining to which teams can win a Super Bowl within the next three seasons. They also question if the Josh McDaniels fallout with Indianapolis looks worse on him or Chris Ballard.
(2:12:08-2:16:19) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes, and Brian asking for their opinion on the total in the Colts game this weekend.
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