CrimsonCast

Sorry, a bit late due to some travels, but here is a quick Week 6 CrimsonCASH! Great to hear all the wrong picks with the games going on!

Indiana got shut out in the scoring column for the first time in 21 years. We talk about that on this show, evaluate what went wrong, and discuss what IU may be facing during the rest of the season.

IU football is back in action, facing off against #4 Penn State on the road. The Hoosiers are 2-2 and haven't inspired a huge amount of confidence so far this season. Do they have a chance in this game or is it a lost cause? I take a look at the matchup and answer your questions as we get ready for the Hoosiers' fifth game of the season.

Scott @CrimsonCast317 is joined as always by James @CrimsonCast260 to preview Week 5 B1G games on CrimsonCASH.

Scott and Galen reconvene after a late night to talk about Indiana's narrow 33-31 victory over Western Kentucky. The Hoosiers started strong, struggled in the second half, but still managed to pick up the win and push their record to 2-2 on the season. We discuss the positive and negative takeaways from the game, and try to put the victory into the larger context of the season's arc.

A solo flight on the Western Kentucky preview --- and honestly most of this episode is more concerned with questions and comments relating to IU football's recently trajectory and what the team can do to pull itself out of the early season funk. The discussion starts off by chatting about the Punt John Punt article on the decline of IU's offensive potency (https://puntjohnpunt.com/2021/09/23/the-decline-of-the-indiana-offense/) before moving on to answering questions regarding playcalling, line play, accountability, and other aspects of the program and team right now. We finish with some evaluation of Western Kentucky's offensive approach and personnel, and what IU needs to be thinking about as they attempt to even their record at .500 on the season.

Scott @CrimsonCast317 is joined as always by James @CrimsonCast260 to preview Week 3 B1G games on CrimsonCASH. James has some epic takes on Nebraska and balloons.

Indiana football had a golden opportunity to re-establish themselves as a contender this season against a highly ranked Cincinnati squad. Despite a strong start, the Hoosiers shot themselves in the foot repeatedly, committing multiple turnovers, coming away empty in red zone trips, allowing a return TD, and just generally messing up on the details that often mark the difference between victory and loss.

We dissect the events of the game, discuss what led to Indiana's struggles and whether there are any obvious fixes, and also discuss the overall gameday atmosphere.

We're delighted to partner with Bloomington's own Switchyard Brewing Company to bring you this (taped) live pregame show, as we preview one of the biggest non-conference matchups Memorial Stadium has ever hosted.

Galen (on-site at Switchyard) and Scott (via the internet) welcome the Hoosier Network's Tyler Tachman to talk about IU's season so far and what to expect in the game vs Cincinnati. Inside the Hall's Grace Ybarra joins to chat a bit about the current state of IU basketball. And then the Indy Star's Matt Cohen joins to discuss the curious case of the disintegrating bleachers at Memorial Stadium.

We also talk extensively about some of the storylines coming into this weekend's game, some key personnel to keep an eye on, and where IU's success will have to come from if they want to spring an upset on the 8th ranked Bearcats.

Scott @CrimsonCast317 is joined as always by James @CrimsonCast260 to preview the Week 3 B1G games on CrimsonCASH. A new Money Line Parlay sure to go wrong.