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(00:00-24:06) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the big news this morning that Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier were arrested by the FBI for their roles in money laundering and wire fraud. Plus, they touch on the NCAA allowing its athletes and school staff members to bet on professional sports.
(24:06-43:48) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers and Forbes Sports makes his first of several appearances on the show over the course of the season to preview tonight’s season opener for the Pacers. Tony evaluates how Rick Carlisle and his staff will deploy all of the centers throughout the season, weighs in on the gambling news that was announced this morning, and comments on Nancy Leonard with the team recognizing her tonight.
(43:48-46:36) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie discussing one of the latest hot topics in college athletics because of two schools landing players that played in the G League.
(46:36-1:12:43) – Ralph Reiff from Reiff Performance Solutions joins the show to talk to Jake and Eddie about a variety of injuries. They start by discussing Tyquan Lewis’ groin injury, revisit Caitlin Clark injuring her groin and then compromising the other leg because of rushing back too soon, admits that he is fascinated with Kenny Moore’s availability for this weekend, and explains the importance of working on your balance and playing multiple sports.
(1:12:43-1:17:20) – Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison are joined by Eddie White from Pacers Overtime in studio to discuss how informational Ralph Reiff is with us every week. Plus, they discuss the importance of having kids participate in multiple sports instead of trying to pigeon hole them at a young age to one specific sport.
(1:17:20-1:27:36) – Pacers Overtime host Eddie White hangs out with Jake Query and Eddie Garrison for another segment to share exactly why he’s making an appearance in studio tonight. Plus, he shares his excitement for this season even though Tyrese Haliburton won’t be playing this season and tells a couple of stories that Nancy Leonard told him over the course of the years.
(1:27:36-1:53:59) – The final hour of the show starts with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison highlighting what we know about the FBI’s investigation into Jontay Porter, Terry Rozier, and Chauncey Billups. It leads to a conversation about the integrity of any professional sports moving forward.
(1:53:59-2:04:51) – The voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins the show and starts his conversation with Jake Query by providing an update on the injured Colts players. Matt also weighs in on if this week’s game will be one of the bigger coaching challenges for Shane Steichen this season, and addresses some concerns he has about the Colts defense.
(2:04:51-2:09:15) – Today’s show closes out with Jake and Eddie being joined by JMV from Joe’s Grille to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-19:22) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers and Forbes Sports makes his first of several appearances on the show over the course of the season to preview tonight’s season opener for the Pacers. Tony evaluates how Rick Carlisle and his staff will deploy all of the centers throughout the season, weighs in on the gambling news that was announced this morning, and comments on Nancy Leonard with the team recognizing her tonight.
(19:22-38:21) – Ralph Reiff from Reiff Performance Solutions joins the show to talk to Jake and Eddie about a variety of injuries. They start by discussing Tyquan Lewis’ groin injury, revisit Caitlin Clark injuring her groin and then compromising the other leg because of rushing back too soon, admits that he is fascinated with Kenny Moore’s availability for this weekend, and explains the importance of working on your balance and playing multiple sports.
(38:21-48:59) – The voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins the show and starts his conversation with Jake Query by providing an update on the injured Colts players. Matt also weighs in on if this week’s game will be one of the bigger coaching challenges for Shane Steichen this season, and addresses some concerns he has about the Colts defense.
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(00:00-30:09) – Query & Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison touching on a variety of topics that they will discuss throughout the show from Colts injury watch to college athletics. Joel Erickson from the IndyStar joins the show to provide an update on some Colts players that are dealing with injuries, believes that corner back is the bigger need at the trade deadline over pass rusher, and if Shane Steichen is more confident in his play calling or if having Daniel Jones is allowing Steichen to call the plays he has been dialing up.
(30:09-36:23) – This morning IU’s Vice President of Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, Scott Dolson, joined the Fan Morning Show and discussed a variety of topics. One that Jake found interesting was the way IU was ready for NIL and having one of the biggest budgets in the nation.
(36:23-47:10) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie discussing one of the latest hot topics in college athletics because of two schools landing players that played in the G League.
(47:10-1:09:51) – The second hour of Query & Company starts with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison trying to find an area where the Tennessee Titans could have the upper hand on the Indianapolis Colts. Plus, they debate which three remaining games on the schedule could garner interest to be flexed into Sunday Night Football.
(1:09:51-1:21:05) – Former 1 One engineer and team manager, Guenther Steiner, joins Query & Company to preview his upcoming show at Clowes Memorial Hall on November 14th. He discusses the uphill challenge for Colton Herta in his transition from IndyCar to working his way up to Formula 1, believes that Alex Palou could switch from IndyCar to Formula 1 and would be considered one of the best drivers in the series, and compares his approach to racing to Max Verstappen’s.
(1:21:05-1:30:12) – Jake and Eddie conclude the second hour of the show by sharing their thoughts on NBA being back on NBC. Plus, they discussed last night’s games with Luka being a ball hog and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s ability to flip the switch and take over a game.
(1:30:12-2:00:08) – Purdue’s Director of Basketball Operations, Elliot Bloom, joins Query & Company to explain everything that goes into scheduling non-conference games in today’s college basketball. He highlights how excited he is to see Oscar Cluff, Gicarri Harris, C.J. Cox, Jack Benter, and a couple other guys perform this season. Elliot also weighs in on the future of college athletics with two former G League players coming to college athletics and how playing professionally overseas factors into this.
(2:00:08-2:07:50) – Jake and Eddie thank Elliot Bloom for his transparency during their conversation in the previous segment, discuss what could happen when IU and Ohio State meet in the Big Ten Championship Game and the CFP, and touch on the MLB World Series.
(2:07:50-2:14:16) – Today’s show closes out with Jake and Eddie being joined by JMV in studio to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-14:17) – Joel Erickson from the IndyStar joins the show to provide an update on some Colts players that are dealing with injuries, believes that corner back is the bigger need at the trade deadline over pass rusher, and if Shane Steichen is more confident in his play calling or if having Daniel Jones is allowing Steichen to call the plays he has been dialing up.
(14:17-25:26) – Former 1 One engineer and team manager, Guenther Steiner, joins Query & Company to preview his upcoming show at Clowes Memorial Hall on November 14th. He discusses the uphill challenge for Colton Herta in his transition from IndyCar to working his way up to Formula 1, believes that Alex Palou could switch from IndyCar to Formula 1 and would be considered one of the best drivers in the series, and compares his approach to racing to Max Verstappen’s.
(25:26-53:47) – Purdue’s Director of Basketball Operations, Elliot Bloom, joins Query & Company to explain everything that goes into scheduling non-conference games in today’s college basketball. He highlights how excited he is to see Oscar Cluff, Gicarri Harris, C.J. Cox, Jack Benter, and a couple other guys perform this season. Elliot also weighs in on the future of college athletics with two former G League players coming to college athletics and how playing professionally overseas factors into this.
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Purdue’s Director of Basketball Operations, Elliot Bloom, joins Query & Company to explain everything that goes into scheduling non-conference games in today’s college basketball. He highlights how excited he is to see Oscar Cluff, Gicarri Harris, C.J. Cox, Jack Benter, and a couple other guys perform this season. Elliot also weighs in on the future of college athletics with two former G League players coming to college athletics and how playing professionally overseas factors into this.
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(00:00-24:56) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison celebrating the Toronto Blue Jays advancing to the World Series last night. They also congratulate Aaron Nesmith on the much-deserved contract extension and explain his importance to the Pacers. Also, they discuss what it means for Bennedict Mathurin that he didn’t get an extension.
(24:56-37:55) – With Aaron Nesmith staying with the Pacers for another two years, Jake explains what he loves about his game the most. He believes that he has become a fan favorite because his path to success embodies the state of Indiana and what it means to be a Hoosier.
(37:55-47:11) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie comparing Pacers players to Colts players in terms of their role and impact on each team.
(47:11-1:13:55) – As Jake and Eddie await Stephen Holder’s appearance on the show, they discuss who the good teams are in the NFL. They discuss that because of the haters that say the Indianapolis Colts haven’t played anybody good yet and that they still can’t buy into the success. Would it take the Colts defeating the Chiefs on the road to finally be considered a contender?
(1:13:55-1:24:44) – Curt Cignetti’s team looks to remain undefeated this weekend by defeating the UCLA Bruins. Cignetti praised the job that the coaching staff has done to get things turned around and Jake plays the comments Cignetti made yesterday.
(1:24:44-1:36:07) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes a brief appearance on the show to provide an update on some of the injured Colts players from Sunday’s win over Los Angeles. He also accesses whether the Colts will use the franchise tag this offseason on Daniel Jones or Alec Pierce and doesn’t believe that Chris Ballard will make a trade ahead of the deadline.
(1:36:07-1:58:26) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins the show to preview the start of the season for the Indiana Pacers with Jake Query. How many points will Bennedict Mathurin average? What all went into the Pacers decision to not extend him? Plus, Scott identifies who could be a surprising team in the NBA this season.
(1:58:26-2:12:18) – ESPN’s Bobby Marks joins Query & Company to share his thoughts on the extension the Pacers were able to sign Aaron Nesmith to yesterday. He highlights why Jaden Ivey and Bennedict Mathurin didn’t receive extensions before the deadline, lists some of the things he likes and doesn’t like about the current state of the Pacers, and believes the Toronto Raptors are a sleeper team in the Eastern Conference.
(2:12:18-2:20:13) – Today’s show closes out with Jake and Eddie discussing the new technology at grocery stores to prevent shoplifting. Plus, JMV joins the guys in studio to preview his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-11:17) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes a brief appearance on the show to provide an update on some of the injured Colts players from Sunday’s win over Los Angeles. He also accesses whether the Colts will use the franchise tag this offseason on Daniel Jones or Alec Pierce and doesn’t believe that Chris Ballard will make a trade ahead of the deadline.
(11:17-27:07) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins the show to preview the start of the season for the Indiana Pacers with Jake Query. How many points will Bennedict Mathurin average? What all went into the Pacers decision to not extend him? Plus, Scott identifies who could be a surprising team in the NBA this season.
(27:07-35:28) – ESPN’s Bobby Marks joins Query & Company to share his thoughts on the extension the Pacers were able to sign Aaron Nesmith to yesterday. He highlights why Jaden Ivey and Bennedict Mathurin didn’t receive extensions before the deadline, lists some of the things he likes and doesn’t like about the current state of the Pacers, and believes the Toronto Raptors are a sleeper team in the Eastern Conference.
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(00:00-25:59) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison declaring Indiana the sports capital of the world with how successful of its teams are right now. They touch on the Colts improving to 6-1, the Hoosiers remaining undefeated, and send their thoughts to Indiana State’s men’s basketball coach Matthew Graves.
(25:59-41:23) – The voice of IU football (and basketball), Don Fischer, makes his weekly visit on Query & Company to recap another dominating win for Indiana. Don compares what he has seen from IU this season to what Ohio State, Michigan, and Alabama have done in the last ten years to their opponents. Don comments on the energy and confidence that Fernando Mendoza brings to the Hoosiers offense compared to Kurtis Rourke from a season ago.
(41:23-45:42) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake reading some of the tweets he got from Colts fans yesterday following the win over the Chargers!
(45:42-1:10:53) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins the show to share his thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts improving to 6-1 after yesterday’s win over the Chargers. He believes that the team needs to make a trade for a corner before pass rusher, doesn’t have a preference to acquiring a player that is a rental or has multiple years left on his contract, and highlights the one thing he has a hard time believing if the Colts make it in the playoffs.
(1:10:53-1:24:58) – The South Bend Tribune’s Tom Noie joins the program to discuss what he has seen from afar from IU compared to last season when Notre Dame ended the Hoosiers season. Tom evaluates how CJ Carr has performed this season, believes that Alabama is flying underneath the radar as a CFP contender, has a feeling that Notre Dame will be hosting another first round CFP game like last season, and accesses the future of Marcus Freeman at Notre Dame.
(1:24:58-1:29:44) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake asking Eddie how his vacation down in Florida went last week. Plus, they take roll call.
(1:29:44-1:55:11) – The final hour of the show kicks off with Eddie replaying the highlights and comments from yesterday’s offensive clinic by the Indianapolis Colts in their win over the Chargers. Jake follows it up by listing, and explaining, the three big takeaways from the weekend in the best sports state in the country. He states that this Colts team is starting to embody what the state of Indiana is.
(1:55:11-2:07:44) – Jake and Eddie read off some of the replies that Jake got on his tweet asking people for their thoughts on the Colts through seven weeks of the season. Plus, Eddie asks Jake some questions about the Colts.
(2:07:44-2:12:44) – Today’s show closes out with Jake being joined by JMV in studio to discuss what move the Colts need to make, how many seasons would it take for IU to transform from a basketball to football school, and previews his show!
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Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-15:10) – The voice of IU football (and basketball), Don Fischer, makes his weekly visit on Query & Company to recap another dominating win for Indiana. Don compares what he has seen from IU this season to what Ohio State, Michigan, and Alabama have done in the last ten years to their opponents. Don comments on the energy and confidence that Fernando Mendoza brings to the Hoosiers offense compared to Kurtis Rourke from a season ago.
(15:10-38:39) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins the show to share his thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts improving to 6-1 after yesterday’s win over the Chargers. He believes that the team needs to make a trade for a corner before pass rusher, doesn’t have a preference to acquiring a player that is a rental or has multiple years left on his contract, and highlights the one thing he has a hard time believing if the Colts make it in the playoffs.
(38:39-51:21) – The South Bend Tribune’s Tom Noie joins the program to discuss what he has seen from afar from IU compared to last season when Notre Dame ended the Hoosiers season. Tom evaluates how CJ Carr has performed this season, believes that Alabama is flying underneath the radar as a CFP contender, has a feeling that Notre Dame will be hosting another first round CFP game like last season, and accesses the future of Marcus Freeman at Notre Dame.
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0:00-24:28- Jake opens with a tribute to Ace Frehley, the former KISS Guitarist who passed away yesterday. Then, Jake compares KISS to Curt Cignetti.
24:28-39:28 IndyStar reporter Kyle Knnedenreip joins. Knnedenreip discusses the biggest High School Football games across the street, including Pendleton Heights and Shelbyville. Also, Knnedenreip shares the story that inspired him the most.
39:28-44:21- Yesterday was the 36-year anniversary of the World Series Earthquake. Jake remembers the moment.
44:21-1:07:13-The conversation transitions to the Colts and Shane Steichen saying AD Mitchell will play Sunday against the Chargers. Also, what was Chris Ballard’s thinking when signing Daniel Jones and is this the real Daniel Jones? Jake goes to the phone lines to answer a variety of questions. Jake’s Mom shares a PSA to the listeners.
1:07:13-1:25:25- IU Reporter Jeff Rabjohns joins. Rabjohn’s discusses the Curt Cignetti extension, previews tonight’s IU BB exhibition and more.
1:25:25-1:28:04- Who's in and who's out for the Colts on Sunday?
1:28:04-1:50:07- The Fan Morning Show’s Kevin Bowen joins. Bowen recaps who’s in and who’s out for the Colts on Sunday, previews the upcoming game with the Chargers and more.
1:50:07-1:58:47- Good for the Heart Friday.
1:58:47-1:59:39 JMV Handoff
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