00:00-JMV starts the show with an IU vs Purdue recap and IU’s tournament chances heading into the Big Ten Tournament. He then talks about the breaking news that Colts TE Jack Doyle has retired. JMV reflects on the impact Doyle had on the Colts and the need for more TE talent now that he is gone. Finally, JMV talks about the 10 year anniversary of the Colts releasing Peyton Manning and what has transpired since for the Colts

29:34-JMV talks about the WR market and the news that Falcons WR Calvin Ridley has been suspended for the 2022 season for betting on games and other names that are likely to be either franchise tagged or re-sign with their teams.

44:19-Indiana Native and member of the Loyola of Chicago Ramblers Tate Hall joins coming off their MVC Tournament Championship, clinching a NCAA Tournament appearance. They talk about the culture in the program and expectations to make the Tournament now, how they were able to beat Drake in the MVC Championship game after losing both matchups in the regular season, and the difference going from Porter Moser to Drew Valentine at Head Coach.

1:05:48-JMV takes a call about why this version of the Pacers is much more enjoyable to watch than the team at the beginning of the year and last years team.

1:23:09-Co-host of “Kevin and Query” Jake Query joins JMV and they first talk about a Carb Day music announcement and why they believe it will be a disappointing name to most fans. They then talk about Jack Doyle and where he lands on the All-Time most well liked Colts and where the team goes now for TE help. They then talk about allocating free agency $$ and close it out with the Pacers and Goga having a career best game, and fans enjoying this team while being bottom 5 in the NBA.

1:54:57-JMV takes a call about Quenton Nelson and why an OL might be traded on the Colts but it won’t be Nelson, why bringing Fisher back would be a sign that they have no better option, and more!

2:05:15-JMV closes out the show recapping the days events

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