00:00-JMV opens up the show with the postseason expectations for the Hoosiers and Boilermakers. He debates what Purdue fans are hoping for in March and what is unacceptable and IU potentially looking back at the Northwestern loss as the reason they miss the NCAA Tournament. He then talks about the Colts and Carson Wentz. Do the Colts actually not have a plan to what to do at QB if they trade him like Bob Kravitz suggested? JMV offers his take.

29:21-JMV takes a look at the Big Ten Player of the Year race and whether Jaden Ivey is playing catchup with only a handful of games left to go, how many wins IU needs to make the tournament, and a call about Indiana State struggling a year after firing Greg Lansing.

44:07-Former Pacer and member of the TV and Radio Broadcast Eddie Gill joins JMV to discuss his involvement in Cleveland for All-Star weekend, how Myles role will change without Sabonis on the floor, the type of player he thinks Haliburton can be, how he meshes with Brogdon, if Terry Taylor has a future on a playoff NBA team, and a players perspective on their mindset for games while the team is tanking.

1:05:03-JMV wants to start a trend to send longtime Pacers PR Director David Benner as the Pacers rep for the Draft Lottery as he enters retirement. He then reacts to the Schefter interview where he said he thinks the Colts will either trade or cut Wentz before March 18.

1:18:43-“Kevin and Query” co-host Kevin Bowen joins JMV and they talk about the potential Wentz trade market, if the Giants would trade their #5 overall pick for Quenton Nelson, when the Colts need to draft their QB of the future, and if Rivers retiring earlier than they thought put a wrench in their plan of potentially trading up for Justin Fields in the draft, and the most important position outside of QB for Ballard this offseason.

1:54:05-JMV answers questions about how Ballard has navigated his relationship with the fans and media compared to Grigson 

2:03:17-JMV closes out the show!

 

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