CrimsonCast

Scott @CrimsonCast317 is joined again James Turner @Hooosierdocious for CrimsonCash Week 5. James finally learns to NEVER bet on Purdue, and they both have some crazy moneyline winner pics.

Scott @CrimsonCast317 is joined by Kevin @Kevinish, editor of Elevenwarriors.com to preview the Ohio State vs Indiana game this Saturday.

They talk about what weaknesses Indiana could exploit on Saturday (Spoiler Alert – There aren’t really that many), and why Indiana should attack the Ohio State secondary.

They also spend some time talking about the dumpster fire at Michigan, who Ohio State fans want to see as the new coach at Michigan, and if Indiana could move into the top tier of B1G East teams.

Scott and Galen recap a victorious and weirdly unsatisfying win over Michigan State. We talk about the oddity of expectations in this football season, and discuss the many positives that came out of Indiana's shutout victory at Spartan Stadium (a historic rarity!). The defense's continued evolution into a turnover-generating machine and the offense's reliance on momentum and field position each get discussed in kind.

We then turn our attention to the Ohio State game on the horizon, as we talk about the historical importance of the game, the realistic chances of IU in the game, and the motivational elements that the Hoosiers might take advantage of as they head into what is likely to be a battle of top ten teams.

The Friday Show is back with a fully armed and operational roster of guests, as Indiana Football carries a Top Ten ranking and a 3-0 record into their Week 4 showdown with a reeling Michigan State program. Joining the podcast today are three guests:

- Indiana Daily Student sports editor Caleb Coffman, who talks about some of the differences between last year and this year for IU football, and discusses the surprising performance of the youngest coordinator duo in major college football

- Olivia Ray of WISH-TV, who talks with us about what Tom Allen is doing that's connecting with current IU players, future IU recruits, and why Indiana is playing with so much confidence

- Mike Miller from Crimson Quarry, who helps us put the Michigan State series into context and also discusses some of the encouraging signs from the Michigan game and what they might mean moving forward for IU

Scott is joined again James Turner @Hooosierdocious for CrimsonCash Week 4. James is coming off a perfect week, yet somehow didn't win his parlay. Learn from his mistakes and let's go win some money!

Indiana won their tenth ever game against Michigan in resounding, confident fashion, cruising to a 38-21 win where the Hoosiers kept their foot on the gas for practically the entire contest. Scott and Galen relive the excitement of the victory, discussing the key moments in the contest and looking at the statistical dominance that IU was able to exert over a surprisingly pedestrian Wolverine squad.

We read a bunch of Twitter comments and questions, with particular questions about Tom Allen's long-term future, the impact that current success might have on future IU football teams, and more. We also throw in an impromptu drop-in at the end of the podcast when IU's first-ever top ten ranking in the coaches poll comes down the wire.

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.

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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.