CrimsonCast

Galen is joined by longtime contributor Zach to talk about the ridiculous and tantalizing news of the day that USC and UCLA are leaving the Pac 12 and joining the Big Ten starting in 2024-25. We discuss the background of these moves, the butterfly effect that led to the current moment, and what may happen next in college sports as a result.

GC and Griffin Gonzalez are joined by Indiana men's basketball players Anthony Leal, Miller Kopp, and Jordan Geronimo at Switchyard Brewing Company in Bloomington, in partnership with the Hoosier Ticket Project. We talk with each player about their perspectives on the end of last season, what they're up to this summer, and what they're looking forward to for next year.

Our thanks to Jerod Morris and Anthony Leal for helping to pull together the guest lineup, Dave Burton from Switchyard for organizing the event, and Kyle Fulford for audio technical support. And our thanks to all the fine folks who showed up in person to participate in the Hoosier Ticket Project Dine and Donate and be a part of the podcast!

Scott and Galen are back with a nearly two-hour episode, talking about Trayce Jackson-Davis's return to IU and what it might mean for the Hoosiers next year, where Indiana's improvements may come from in terms of long range shooting, and what the expectations for this team are now that the roster is set.

At about the hour-15 mark we switch to football and field some questions about this vintage of IU gridiron play. We talk about our levels of excitement for the season, what we're looking out for in terms of roster composition and production, and whether there's a pathway to IU's previous successes.

On this episode of CrimsonCast, we tackle some questions and concepts about IU basketball as we head into mid-April. We discuss roster composition, how to evaluate the incoming recruits (and what to expect / not expect), and how this offseason might be remembered. We also take a detour and discuss Purdue’s unfortunate end in the NCAA tournament.

Today's episode features Griffin Gonzalez (The Hoosier Network; WDRB), Grace Ybarra (Inside The Hall) and Matt Cohen (IndyStar) as they join DoctorGC for a concise 30 minute discussion on some current issues with IU basketball, drawn directly from listener questions. We discuss the apparent chasm in athleticism between IU (and the Big Ten) and the two teams that just played for the national title, what the realistic ceiling is for the team in 2022-23, what to make of personnel moves and disciplinary issues, and more.

We're back, as Tony Adragna and Father James Pierce sit down to chat IU basketball, roster movement, and what Indiana's defense might do next year if there are any defections from the group of post players currently on the roster. We also talk about the crowded backcourt, the three pointer as a function of the personnel on the roster, and the Brian Walsh hire.

The IU Women's Basketball team is in the Sweet 16, taking on the Habsburg Empire of women's college ball, the UConn Huskies. We talk with IndyStar reporter Matt Cohen and Indiana Daily Student reporter Amanda Foster about the Hoosiers' 2nd round win over Princeton, the lead-up to Saturday's game, the matchup vs UConn, and what happened in the pre-game press conferences on Friday.

After a quiet few days, Indiana men's basketball news has started to come hot and heavy --- to the point that this was recorded just a few hours ago and is ALREADY out of date. We're joined by the Indy Star's Zach Osterman to discuss the departure of Dane Fife, the likely departure of Khristian Lander, the season that was, and the offseason that needs to be.

The surest way to guarantee that news will happen in IU basketball is to record a podcast about the status quo, and that's exactly what happened here. Still, this was a fun and enjoyable discussion about some of the roster and statistical aspects of this past year and some items to look forward to for next year, featuring our friend, Father James Pierce, who makes his triumphant return to the show after an 8 year absence.

Galen and Scott talk about the loss to St. Mary's and some to reflect on the season.