Scott joins Galen on the Friday show as we talk about the larger implications of Indiana vs Michigan, get excited for the matchup, and discuss what Indiana needs to do to break one of the longest head-to-head losing streaks in the country.

Scott is joined again James Turner @Hooosierdocious for CrimsonCash Week 3. They unveil the Dog Faced Boy Money Line pick of the week, and both take a TON of points in the Ohio State game.

Scott is joined by Austin Fox (@AustinFox42) Staff Writer at The Wolverine (Michigan.rivals.com) to preview the IUFB vs Michigan game this weekend.

Get insight into how Michigan fans feel about playing IU and if they are scared this year. Learn about all the things Michigan fans are unhappy about like their running back by committee. They discuss how Michigan’s Defense under Coordinator Don Brown has always had troubles with mobile QB’s.

Finally they go big picture and discuss how this could be a real turning point game for Jim Harbaugh’s career at Michigan, answer listener questions about the similarities of Michigan Football and Indiana Basketball, and how Michigan fans feel about the Harbaugh era.

Join the Assembly Call Community (https://hoosiers.mn.co/) to submit questions to Scott for future preview shows.

Scott and Galen recap Indiana's 37-21 victory over Rutgers. We talk about the positives from the game, as the defense had another fine performance and the offense found some rhythm in key moments in the second half that proved Indiana to be clearly better than the Scarlet Knights. We also dissect some of the more problematic aspects of the game, including the struggling IU running game, some questionable offensive line play, and continued worries about a lack of attention to detail.

We also peek ahead to next week's game against Michigan, and discuss what that game will mean to both teams --- including the historical oddity of IU being ranked ahead of Michigan in a matchup.

It's Indiana-Rutgers week! We wrap up our podcasting for the week with a trio of guests. First, Connor from Homefield Apparel rejoins us. We discuss our emotions from during and after the Penn State game, "The Reach" t-shirt, the Big New Saturday craze, and what life is like as everybody's favorite sentient brand.

Next we welcome back former WIUX Sports Director Adam Cohen, who's here to give us our yearly Rutgers preview. Adam breaks down the Rutgers roster, talks about the impact of Greg Schiano's return on the Scarlet Knights, and discusses some of the key people on the roster.

Finally we welcome back Mike Miller from Crimson Quarry, as we look back at the highs and lows from Penn State, preview the Rutgers game, and talk about the creeping dread that the COVID threat is visiting upon the college football season.

Scott is joined again James Turner @Hooosierdocious for CrimsonCash Week 2.

They agree on lots of games this week, which either means there is lots of free money to be won this weekend, or neither knows what they are talking about. You can hear Scott learn the Wisconsin v Nebraska is cancelled live on the pod. Finally, get some tips on some great money line parlays you can try this weekend.

Scott is joined by Aaron Breitman (@aaron_breitman) Managing Editor of On The Banks (www.onthebanks.com) to preview the upcoming game vs Rutgers this weekend.

They discuss the immediate effect the hiring of Greg Schiano had with the program, and how it is already shaping how their defense plays. Learn why Rutgers might struggle with Penix’s play, but also learn why Rutgers is hopeful based on the previous games that IU has played at Rutgers.

Finally learn a bit more about why Aaron is not a fan of the white helmet look for the Scarlet Knights.

It's a very happy episode of CrimsonCast, as we bask in the glory of IU's 36-35 OT victory over Penn State to start the season. We read some of your social media posts from after the game, and then have a long conversation about the win, the celebration, the broken door, and a lot more. Then Zach Osterman comes on and we get his perspective on the game.

After shamelessly cheating on each other during the week, Scott and Galen are back together in podcast form to answer listener mail and talk about the 2020 Indiana football season. We address the pressing questions of the upcoming year, including concerns about depth, playcalling, health, and confidence. We also give our evaluation of IU's chances in the season opener against Penn State.

IU Artifacts is back, joining us on the latest episode of CrimsonCast to talk IU football. We discuss the lead-in to the season and some of the historical comparisons that last season has to prior seasons where the Hoosiers exceeded expectations. We also discuss some of the more granular details of IU's roster as we get closer to the start of the Penn State game, and evaluate the sorts of things that Indiana needs to do in order to ensure a second straight successful season.

We finish the conversation with an extended look at Caleb Coffman's great feature piece in the Indiana Daily Student about John Feinstein and the writing of the seminal Bob Knight (and IU basketball) book "A Season On The Brink". We discuss our reflections from having read both the book and the piece, and think about the implications of the book 35 years later on the image of Knight and the lessons that were learned.