We're back with another edition of CrimsonCast --- and we start the episode off with an important announcement about the future of the podcast.

This time we're tackling some of your hypothetical questions about IU football. We try to answer the big question relating to IU football, which in a nutshell is "Why did Indiana choose basketball when so many other universities chose football?" So we delve a bit into the backstory of both sports in Indiana and how things led to the present day.

We also answer a question regarding what the inflection point was in the post-Mallory era that led to the downturn in IU football's fortunes, and why it took so long for IU football to recover to its Mallory-era successes.

Part 2 of the Food Revue! We welcome back Chronic, Mark, Glass, Jason and Chris as we delve into a subject near and dear to our hearts, which is breakfast in B-town.

We recount some of our favorite old breakfast spots, many of which are no longer active on the Bloomington scene unfortunately. We reminisce about pieces of Bloomington history like Ladyman's, Wee Willie's, and the Waffle House at 10th and College. We also chat about the lack of breakfast spots on the east side, the mid-2000s brunch renaissance, and the places that have survived and thrived during the past 20 years.

CrimsonCast presents The Bloomington Food Revue, a podcast series that focuses on the restaurant, bar, and food scene in B-town, past and present. DoctorGC welcomes Chronic Hoosier, Mike Glasscott, Jason Kennedy, Mark Cady, and Chris Williams to the podcast --- a panel with dozens of years between them of Bloomington food experience, as consumers, workers, and managers.

On this first episode, we tackle one of the biggest mysteries in Bloomington food --- Why can't anything stay open at 7th and Walnut? We also give our "Best of the Decade" award for the 2010s, and provide our Mount Rushmore of B-town establishments.

CrimsonCast takes another journey through the past as we answer audience questions relating to historical and what-if scenarios for IU basketball. Galen is joined by @IUArtifacts as we take a look at:

- Whether the Henderson injury really cost IU the 1993 title
- Without the cheating, would Kelvin Sampson still be the coach?
- If 2016 IU gets by UNC, does IU win the title?

On this special edition of CrimsonCast, Scott and Galen dust off the podcast machinery and answer some audience questions regarding various hypothetical, theoretical, and/or historical questions about Indiana basketball. For this episode, we field some questions related to:

- Whether the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee screwed IU in 2012 and/or 2016
- If Indiana would have won the 1992 title had the officiating been more equitable
- What would have happened if IU won a basketball title in 1992 or 1993

If you've got questions or thoughts of a historical/theoretical nature, hit us up on Twitter @CrimsonCast.
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We'd like to thank all of you loyal listeners and readers that have stuck with us over the past 9 years.
Today is a great day to let you know that CrimsonCast is moving to a new home, starting later this month!
We're very pleased to announce a partnership with TheHoosier.com, which will be the new home of CrimsonCast's podcasts on IU football and IU basketball. Our thanks to Stu Coman and the rest of the crew for making this move a possibility, and we're looking forward to working with everyone.
You can listen to some more of the details in this short podcast. Stay tuned to the Twitter feed for more info on where to find our next podcast. And let us know if you've got any questions.

College GameDay coming to Bloomington still seems like some sort of weird IU fanfic instead of a real thing, but it's happening, and we're pretty excited about it. We talk about what it means for the football program, how the teams might react, and what we can expect as far as ESPN's stage setup is concerned.

On this emergency edition of CrimsonCast Live, we delve into the sudden recruiting successes of the last 24 hours, and discuss how the perspective around IU basketball has changed so rapidly. We also talk about what to expect moving forward with IU recruiting, and what we might expect from Archie Miller and company when it comes to future targets. We also delve into IU football a bit, and talk about the lead-in to the 2017 season.

Scott reaches out across the aisle and is joined by Travis from Hammer and Rails to discuss how the Purdue community viewed the Tom Crean era, his firing and their views on Archie Miller.  Learn why much of the Purdue fanbase was eager to see us hire Steve Alford.  They also talk about the Matt Painter era at Purdue, where Purdue is going from here and a long range view of the B1G over the next 5-10 years.

Galen and Scott host a giddy CrimsonCast as we break down the Archie Miller hire, evaluate the now-completed IU basketball coaching search, and answer a cavalcade of listener questions. This podcast is obscenely long and we don't care. Hope you enjoy it.