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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-15:49) – 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.
(13:59-35:20) – 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.
(35:20-1:02:20) – 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.
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(00:00-24:29) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Pacers first loss of the season to the Chicago Bulls last night. They also touch on some of the trades that they have seen in the NFL with the deadline quickly approaching this afternoon.
(24:29-43:03) – Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie dive more into players that the Colts could be trading come 4pm eastern this afternoon. They each name a different player that they could see being moved come the deadline. They end the segment with a little bit of a game that Jake made up.
(43:03-52:03) – Jake closes out the first hour of the show by quizzing Eddie more on if the person’s name is a member of the Arizona Diamondbacks or Texas Rangers or someone that he went to high school with.
(52:03-1:14:05) – The one o’clock hour of the show starts off with Jake spitting some history pertaining to the song coming back from break. It leads to Jake and Jimmy discussing their favorite Halloween costume. This leads to Jake opening the phone lines to take calls on trick or treating, some of their favorite Halloween costumes of all-time, and even have a caller make a Shawshank Redemption reference in honor of Jimmy and Eddie.
(1:14:05-1:33:50) – Tony East of Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, and Locked on Pacers to recap last night’s loss against the Bulls, if Bruce Brown seems to be the guy that will step up if teams take away Tyrese Haliburton in the fourth quarter, which player could see their role diminish over the course of the season, what he makes of the in-season tournament, and then provides an answer to what his favorite Halloween costume was growing up.
(1:33:50-1:40:40) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jake providing some trivia when it comes to Michael Jackson’s Thriller music video.
(1:40:40-2:07:37) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes his weekly stop on the program to weigh in on what to make of the Colts defense right now, which three players he could see being traded from the Colts if they were to make a move, shares his opinion on the Montez Sweat trade to the Chicago Bears, reveals why he doesn’t put a lot of stock in the trades that happen on deadline day, deciphers if the Colts would be willing to trade Michael Pittman Jr., and explains why the NBA Trade Deadline is completely different then NFL Trade Deadline.
(2:07:37-2:25:10) – Bob Kravitz of Substack joins Query & Company with Jake and Jimmy to access how the Colts will approach the rest of the season after their loss Sunday to New Orleans, if Colts fans have learned enough through eight games as to how things will operate offensively underneath Shane Steichen, where he would rank tight end in terms of offseason needs, what his expectations are this season for the Indiana Pacers, and which person between Michael Pittman Jr., Tom Allen, and T.J. McConnell is most & least likely to be receiving paychecks in Indiana next year.
(2:25:10-2:29:36) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes, and Jimmy making a statement regarding Michael Pittman Jr.
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-19:21) – Tony East of Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, and Locked on Pacers to recap last night’s loss against the Bulls, if Bruce Brown seems to be the guy that will step up if teams take away Tyrese Haliburton in the fourth quarter, which player could see their role diminish over the course of the season, what he makes of the in-season tournament, and then provides an answer to what his favorite Halloween costume was growing up.
(13:59-45:27) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes his weekly stop on the program to weigh in on what to make of the Colts defense right now, which three players he could see being traded from the Colts if they were to make a move, shares his opinion on the Montez Sweat trade to the Chicago Bears, reveals why he doesn’t put a lot of stock in the trades that happen on deadline day, deciphers if the Colts would be willing to trade Michael Pittman Jr., and explains why the NBA Trade Deadline is completely different then NFL Trade Deadline.
(45:27-1:02:20) – Bob Kravitz of Substack joins Query & Company with Jake and Jimmy to access how the Colts will approach the rest of the season after their loss Sunday to New Orleans, if Colts fans have learned enough through eight games as to how things will operate offensively underneath Shane Steichen, where he would rank tight end in terms of offseason needs, what his expectations are this season for the Indiana Pacers, and which person between Michael Pittman Jr., Tom Allen, and T.J. McConnell is most & least likely to be receiving paychecks in Indiana next year.
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(00:00-25:10) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Colts losing their third straight game. They start questioning why Colts fans should have trust in Chris Ballard to build a team around Anthony Richardson with the lack of playmakers on the defensive side of the football. Additionally, they wonder why Jonathan Taylor hasn’t been utilized like a top paid running back.
(25:10-39:57) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to access the performance of the football team on Saturday against Penn State, what he thought of Brendan Sorsby’s performance, what he thought of the debut of several new Hoosiers in an exhibition game against the University of Indianapolis, discusses what the expectations should be this season for Malik Reneau, and tries to decipher where games will be won and lost this season for Mike Woodson’s team.
(39:57-44:19) – Jimmy and Jake close out the first hour of the show by discussing the games that they watched this weekend. This leads to Jake going on a tangent about every NFC East game that he watched on TV besides the Dallas Cowboys.
(44:19-1:16:05) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query & Company to access what the Colts will do come tomorrow’s trade deadline when it comes to some key veteran players, debate whether Michael Pittman Jr. has shown enough for Chris Ballard to pay him to be a part of the Anthony Richardson era or not, tries to make sense as to why Tony Brown got the start at outside corner, starts questioning if Shane Steichen will ever ride Jonathan Taylor for the entirety of a game, and if we should make anything of Will Levis’s season debut yesterday with the Tennessee Titans.
(1:16:05-1:26:40) – Jake and Jimmy shift their conversation to the Indiana Pacers with the team picking up their first road win of the season over the weekend against the Cleveland Cavaliers. They transition to the Indiana Hoosiers losing to Penn State.
(1:26:40-1:27:45) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jake previewing the final hour of the show.
(1:27:45-1:55:40) – To open the final hour of today’s show, Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie share more frustrations they had with yesterday’s loss to the New Orleans Saints. Jimmy and Eddie raise a point as to why they believe Zack Moss could have been out there for the majority of the second half instead of Jonathan Taylor. They also provide an update on Kirk Cousins after leaving yesterday’s game.
(1:55:40-2:06:03) – Jake grills Jimmy and Eddie for never seeing Shawshank Redemption. Jake even pokes at Eddie because he doesn’t know how to stream the movie if he wanted to watch it before Jake returns from vacation next week.
(2:06:03-2:10:07) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day and JMV hopping in studio to weigh in on the Shawshank Redemption discussion from the previous segment.
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-13:59) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to access the performance of the football team on Saturday against Penn State, what he thought of Brendan Sorsby’s performance, what he thought of the debut of several new Hoosiers in an exhibition game against the University of Indianapolis, discusses what the expectations should be this season for Malik Reneau, and tries to decipher where games will be won and lost this season for Mike Woodson’s team.
(13:59-45:06) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query & Company to access what the Colts will do come tomorrow’s trade deadline when it comes to some key veteran players, debate whether Michael Pittman Jr. has shown enough for Chris Ballard to pay him to be a part of the Anthony Richardson era or not, tries to make sense as to why Tony Brown got the start at outside corner, starts questioning if Shane Steichen will ever ride Jonathan Taylor for the entirety of a game, and if we should make anything of Will Levis’s season debut yesterday with the Tennessee Titans.
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(00:00-27:05) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing some of their thoughts ahead of the Colts/Saints game this weekend. They try to decipher what kind of team the Saints are because their record doesn’t match what they’d expect with Alvin Kamara, Chris Olave, Michael Thomas, and Derek Carr.
(27:05-40:57) – Earlier in the day, Mike Woodson announced that there would not be any punishment for Mackenzie Mgbako following his arrest last week. Jake believes that Indiana basketball is just like all the other college basketball programs in the country.
(40:57-46:13) – Jimmy and Jake close out the first hour of the show by discussing the debut of Damian Lillard with the Milwaukee Bucks last night and then access where LeBron James is at in his career entering year 21 in the NBA.
(46:13-1:16:03) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files and 1075thefan.com joins Query & Company for the first time to evaluate the performance from the Pacers in the first game of the season, accesses at what point in the season we will have an idea on what kind of team the Pacers have, breaks down the defensive scheme that Rick Carlisle has put in place this year to try to improve the team in that area, which player could struggle with accepting their new role within the team, reveals some potential options that the Pacers have when it comes to closing games, and shares his opinion on Adam Silver announcing the All-Star Game going back to it’s traditional format this year.
(1:16:03-1:27:20) – Jake and Jimmy shift their conversation to College Football with Purdue going on the road to take on Nebraska because Jake views the Cornhuskers in the same light as Indiana basketball. They discuss who they think should be the front runner for the Heisman trophy.
(1:27:20-1:32:00) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jake and Jimmy providing an update on the status of several Colts players before Sunday’s game against the Saints.
(1:33:42-2:00:52) – Co-host of the Wake Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly stop on the program to preview this weekend’s Colts game against the Saints. He dives into impact Jonathan Taylor can have on the offense this week, accesses which loss this weekend is worse between JuJu Brents and Braden Smith, weighs in on what kind of team the Saints are right now with Derek Carr as their quarterback, and discusses the importance of the next couple weeks when it comes to making the playoffs.
(2:00:52-2:09:54) – Jake and Jimmy introduce a new segment called the Two Minute Drill! Jake and Jimmy talk with four guests from different parts of the country to talk about some of the hot topics in sports. Columnist Mac Engel for Fort Worth Star-Telegram joins first to discuss the thrill of the Rangers making the World Series. The next stop on the trip is Cleveland with Jonathan Peterlin of 92.3 The Fan to discuss the Cavaliers expectations this season. Brandon Krisztal from Fox Sports Radio in Denver also joins to access how much a loss Bruce Brown will be for the Nuggets and where things are at with the Denver Broncos. Finally, David Kaplan from ESPN 1000 in Chicago closes it out by determining if there is quarterback controversy with the Bears and the players only meeting the Bulls had after the first game of the season.
(2:09:54-2:15:59) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a bet he likes, and the guys revealing their prediction for Sunday’s Colts game!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-22:43) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files and 1075thefan.com joins Query & Company for the first time to evaluate the performance from the Pacers in the first game of the season, accesses at what point in the season we will have an idea on what kind of team the Pacers have, breaks down the defensive scheme that Rick Carlisle has put in place this year to try to improve the team in that area, which player could struggle with accepting their new role within the team, reveals some potential options that the Pacers have when it comes to closing games, and shares his opinion on Adam Silver announcing the All-Star Game going back to it’s traditional format this year.
(22:43-50:54) – Co-host of the Wake Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly stop on the program to preview this weekend’s Colts game against the Saints. He dives into impact Jonathan Taylor can have on the offense this week, accesses which loss this weekend is worse between JuJu Brents and Braden Smith, weighs in on what kind of team the Saints are right now with Derek Carr as their quarterback, and discusses the importance of the next couple weeks when it comes to making the playoffs.
(50:54-59:54) – Jake and Jimmy introduce a new segment called the Two Minute Drill! Jake and Jimmy talk with four guests from different parts of the country to talk about some of the hot topics in sports. Columnist Mac Engel for Fort Worth Star-Telegram joins first to discuss the thrill of the Rangers making the World Series. The next stop on the trip is Cleveland with Jonathan Peterlin of 92.3 The Fan to discuss the Cavaliers expectations this season. Brandon Krisztal from Fox Sports Radio in Denver also joins to access how much a loss Bruce Brown will be for the Nuggets and where things are at with the Denver Broncos. Finally, David Kaplan from ESPN 1000 in Chicago closes it out by determining if there is quarterback controversy with the Bears and the players only meeting the Bulls had after the first game of the season.
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(00:00-26:23) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Pacers dominating win over the Washington Wizards last night. They each identify a moment in which they felt like the game changed for the Pacers. They introduce a new member of the company that will be around for several shows this year hopefully.
(26:23-38:41) – Head Coach Paul Corsaro of the University of Indianapolis joins the program to recap their exhibition games in Nova Scotia, preview their upcoming exhibition game against the Indiana Hoosiers this weekend, what kind of team he thinks he has this year after a breakthrough year last year, how he and the coaching staff attacks the recruiting class when it comes to balancing transfers and freshman, and .
(38:41-50:14) – Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie close out the first hour of the show by rehashing their thoughts on the Pacers game last night with a focus on how Bruce Brown and Obi Toppin looked in their first game with the Pacers.
(50:14-1:17:26) – Jake and Jimmy shift their conversation back to the Indianapolis Colts with Zack Moss being on the injury report. They also discuss if the game on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints is a sneaky trap game for the Colts before Jake interrogates Eddie about chai tea after he had another one before today’s show.
(1:17:26-1:34:18) – David Grubb from the Bleav in Saints podcast with former Saints WR Terrance Cooper joins the program for our Thursday Road Trip! He discusses the struggles offensively with Derrick Carr quarterbacking the team, discusses who the top four players in Saints history fans love the most, accesses if this if the final year of the way the Pelicans roster is currently constructed, and provides the answer to Jake on how to properly pronounce New Orleans.
(1:34:18-1:37:38) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jake asking Jimmy and Eddie if they’ve ever had a moment like him where he discovered a musical artist that’s been around for a long time.
(1:37:38-2:05:38) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts in Matt Taylor makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to dissect the skillset that Josh Downs brings to the table with him becoming a bigger part of the offense, what to make of Zack Moss being in on the injury report yesterday, tries to ascertain what kind of team the Saints are with their experienced and talented veterans on the offensive side of the football, and highlights some potential things that the Colts can do defensively with the cornerback struggles besides Kenny Moore.
(2:05:38-2:16:01) – For the final time on today’s show, Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie recap the Pacers win last night over the Wizards. Additionally, they discuss Rick Carlisle being extended earlier today.
(2:16:01-2:23:16) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a bet he likes, and Jake previewing a new segment for tomorrow’s show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-11:06) – Head Coach Paul Corsaro of the University of Indianapolis joins the program to recap their exhibition games in Nova Scotia, preview their upcoming exhibition game against the Indiana Hoosiers this weekend, what kind of team he thinks he has this year after a breakthrough year last year, how he and the coaching staff attacks the recruiting class when it comes to balancing transfers and freshman, and .
(11:06-27:50) – David Grubb from the Bleav in Saints podcast with former Saints WR Terrance Cooper joins the program for our Thursday Road Trip! He discusses the struggles offensively with Derrick Carr quarterbacking the team, discusses who the top four players in Saints history fans love the most, accesses if this if the final year of the way the Pelicans roster is currently constructed, and provides the answer to Jake on how to properly pronounce New Orleans.
(27:50-55:25) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts in Matt Taylor makes his weekly stop on Query & Company to dissect the skillset that Josh Downs brings to the table with him becoming a bigger part of the offense, what to make of Zack Moss being in on the injury report yesterday, tries to ascertain what kind of team the Saints are with their experienced and talented veterans on the offensive side of the football, and highlights some potential things that the Colts can do defensively with the cornerback struggles besides Kenny Moore.
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(00:00-26:48) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison by briefly previewing the beginning of the Indiana Pacers season tonight against the Washington Wizards. They then transition to the tweet by Jim Irsay yesterday by sharing what the NFL said regarding the ending of Sunday’s game and that he believes all plays should be challenged including plays inside the two-minute warning.
(26:48-42:06) – With the Pacers season starting tonight, Jake starts wondering where the level of interest is right now with sports fans between the Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers. At the end of the segment, Jake quizzes Jimmy and Eddie’s sports knowledge about where franchises in various sports used to be.
(42:06-48:11) – Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie close out the first hour of the show by discussing Jimmy’s latest investment to watch the Indiana Pacers.
(48:11-1:13:45) – NFL.com’s Eric Edholm returns to Query & Company to discuss some of the teams that have surprised him thus far through the season, teams that have disappointed him at this point in the season, and accesses what kind of team the Colts are with Gardner Minshew starting the rest of the season. He also ranks three teams that have the best rosters to sustain below average or sustain quarterback play between the Colts, Jets, and Browns.
(1:13:45-1:29:56) – Jake and Jimmy rehash their conversation earlier in the program in how fans can watch the Indiana Pacers if they cut the cord. Jimmy explains his decision making into purchasing Bally+ this year in comparison to some of the recent seasons.
(1:29:56-1:33:42) – The one o’clock hour concludes with recapping what Michael Pittman Jr. said during today’s locker room availability regarding the comment made after Sunday’s game that he’s not involved enough in the Colts offense.
(1:33:42-1:58:43) – IndyStar Pacers beat reporter Dustin Dopirak joins Query & Company for the first time this season to discuss some of the storylines that most intrigues him with the season starting tonight, if he believes Buddy Hield will be okay with coming off the bench instead of starting this season, where he would rank Ben Sheppard right now on the roster, how Bruce Brown is helping Bennedict Mathurin develop as a player and professional, and Jake quizzes him on some of the most famous people that graduated from the high school he went to in Pennsylvania.
(1:58:43-2:13:32) – Last night Jim Irsay fired off a tweet stating that all plays should be reviewable after the NFL admitted they messed up the ending of the Colts game against Cleveland. Jake and Jimmy dive into the problem that comes with every play being challengeable within two minutes.
(2:13:32-2:17:06) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing the JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a bet he likes, and Jake wishing a famous figure in basketball history a happy birthday!
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