(00:00 – 24:42) – Marc Dykton is in for Kevin Bowen as the show kicks off with talk about IU’s unfortunate loss to Michigan State last night. The Spartans came out and managed to out rebound IU and have the Hoosiers on their heels in the second half. Have you ever found a baby in your cake, or a penny in your cabbage? Indiana needs to have a big March Madness run this year to capitalize on the current talent on this team, many of whom will not be returning next season. Ball State with a big win over Kent State last night. The Colts have a vacancy at their Offensive Line coaching position.
(29:40 – 33:47) – Morning Checkdown
(40:08 – 56:31) – Could Philadelphia have every major sports team make their respective championship and lose? Colts might be looking at LinkedIn for a new O-Line coach and now there is a chance that Bubba Ventrone is moving to Cleveland. Will Jeff Saturday entertain the idea of moving to Colts Offensive Line coach after a season as the interim head coach? The crowd feeling at the Michigan State game started with a solemn tone due to a recent tragedy, but it was on fire by the end of the game.
(1:02:15 – 1:28:17) – Stephen Holder of ESPN.com calls in to the program and discusses the current Colts coaching situation. Holder thinks it may be a situation of convenience for Ventrone as he interviews for Cleveland’s Special Teams Coordinator position. Ventrone has been clear about wanting to become a head coach, perhaps not getting the position with Indiana as the interim coach lead to his decision to interview with other teams. Holder seems to believe that the Colts organization was confident he would be staying for the 2023 season. Jake and Holder go back and forth on Jeff Saturday’s promise to leave if he didn’t perform well in the Head Coach role, and why he is still here. Holder believes the Colts will stay at four in the draft as there is no real guarantee early in the draft this year.
(1:53:55 – 1:57:58) – The windfarms on the drive through Illinois are almost alien like. Indiana basketball talk resumes. Jake talks about IU having a greater range of reasons for students to go there, while Purdue is a more targeted school for certain majors. He says that Michigan State has the same feel as IU for reasons people would choose to go that school and it allowed the tragedy on their campus to become relatable to IU students and fans alike. Is Trace Jaxon-Davis burnt out from all his playing time? Could that lead him to worrying more about his draft stock than a championship.
(2:01:20 – 1:26:56) – #2 ranked IU Women’s Head coach Teri Moore joins the show to talk about the teams great year and selling out Assembly Hall in their game last night. At 26-1 Moore, the all-time winning coach in IU history, is appreciating some of the historic wins that this season has brought for the team. Their latest win made IU the outright winners of the Big 10. Jake asks if coach Moore have a moment over the course of this year where she knew the team was going to be good? She says that while no specific moment has given her that feeling, the maturity of the team has her believing this is a championship team. Has recruiting gotten any more complicated as the IU Women’s program has risen in notoriety? Moore is noticeably disappointed that Jake has never seen John Mellencamp.
(2:34:26 – 2:39:32) – Pop Quiz
(2:44:21 – 2:57:20) – Friend of the show Mathieu sent a care package of Moxie Soda and chocolates to the show and Jake, Marc, and fill-in producer Sam close out the show trying all the products that were sent in. Some final comments on Bubba Ventrone’s potential departing from the Colts.
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