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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 3 of Indiana high school football and set up Week 4, noting 65 unbeaten teams and highlights like Bloomington South's 77-0 win over Terre Haute North, Fremont snapping a 23-game losing streak to Churubusco, and Hammond Noll ending a dozen-year skid versus Whiting.

They discuss key results including Cathedral's win at Cincinnati St. X, Warsaw's late victory over Northwood, New Palestine's 42-28 triumph over Yorktown, and Bishop Chatard's 42-14 trouncing of Roncalli while monitoring star running back Danny Adams' ankle.

Class-by-class notes include Caston's rise, Indianapolis Lutheran beating Linton, Tipton upsetting Lafayette Central Catholic, and major 6A games like Center Grove over Carmel 36-34.

Week 4 matchups to watch include Evansville Memorial vs. Mater Dei, Avon vs. Brownsburg, Bishop Chatard vs. Cathedral, and Fort Wayne Carroll vs. Bishop Dwenger. The show wraps with college football recaps and an Evansville Memorial boys soccer 50-year feature that includes an incredible 17 state titles.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Indiana High School Football Week 3 Results

- Week 4 Matchups to Watch

- Week 1 Recap of College Football

- Evansville Memorial Boys Soccer Dominance

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Football Season Kickoff

00:42 Week Three Headlines

01:24 Bloomington South Statement

02:45 Streaks Finally Snapped

04:42 Upsets And Coaching Notes

06:24 Cathedral Wins In Ohio

08:16 Northwood Heartbreaker

10:52 Class 4A Power Picture

14:21 Rapid Fire Scoreboard

16:07 Class 1A Deep Dive

17:35 Hagerstown Flood Comeback

19:08 More 1A Results And Mascots

23:56 Class 2A Recap

25:37 Girls Flag Football Spotlight

27:54 Class 3A Sorge Report

30:45 3A Front Runners

31:27 Memorial Coach Milestone

31:52 Northwood Belmont Flashback

33:06 Why 3A Is Wide Open

33:47 4A Title Contenders

34:08 Chatard Roncalli Breakdown

36:14 4A Roundup Teams

37:34 Lebanon Pendleton Buzz

39:31 5A Movers And Shakers

40:23 Pendleton Heights Watch

42:38 6A Avon Brownsburg Spotlight

44:40 Center Grove Carmel Classic

46:44 Warren Central Marathon Game

47:50 Mudsock Rivalry Origin

48:55 Week Matchups To Watch

51:18 Region Report Caston Test

52:48 Evansville Memorial Soccer Dynasty

56:16 Mascot Game Challenge

58:30 College Football Recap

01:02:02 Smaller College Roundup

01:04:58 Colts Season Opener Preview

01:05:58 Final Wrap And Plugs

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Ball State University head football coach Mike Uremovich to talk about his coaching journey and returning to the MAC.

Uremovich discusses growing up with northwest Indiana roots, attending Purdue, starting as a young high school assistant, and breaking into college coaching at Benedictine before earning a Northern Illinois GA role on a staff that included future prominent coaches and players like current University of Minnesota head coach PJ Fleck.

He remembers becoming a 28-year-old head coach at St. Francis (NAIA), then rising through NIU's Orange Bowl season with Jordan Lynch, NC State under Dave Doeren, and returning to NIU hoping to become head coach but being passed over.

After being fired at Temple amid portal and COVID challenges, he rebuilt Butler quickly using the transfer portal centered around Ivy League grads before taking the Ball State job, emphasizing staff continuity, delegation, roster management in the portal era, and preparing for games like Ohio State and Northwestern.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Mike Uremovich's Coaching Journey

- NIL and Transfer Portal Strategies

- Ball State Football's 2026 Aspirations

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Orange Bowl Flashback

00:23 Guest Introduction: Mike Uremovich, Ball State Football

01:40 Gary Roots and Coaching Bug

02:35 Purdue Walk On and First Coaching

04:13 High School Lessons and Playoffs

07:45 First College Job Benedictine

08:39 NIU GA Break and Mentors

13:27 Saint Francis Program Builder

18:33 Back to NIU Orange Bowl Run

20:41 NC State Power Five Jump

22:51 Chasing NIU Head Job

25:11 Temple Portal and COVID Turmoil

27:34 Butler Rebuild and Portal Edge

30:32 Recruiting Butler With Portal

30:57 Ivy League Road Trips

31:54 Back In The Head Seat

33:38 Changing FCS Perceptions

36:37 Ball State Opportunity

39:18 Family Moves And Sacrifice

41:37 Building Staff Continuity

42:29 MAC Resources And Delegation

46:18 NIL Portal Culture Strategy

51:03 Year One Lessons And Speed

52:11 Big Games And MACtion

54:36 Recruiting Indy And Illinois

57:03 Why Indiana Sports Matter

58:37 Season Sendoff

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 2 Indiana high school football results, preview Week 3 of the football season, and highlight Indiana's top volleyball dynasties like Muncie Burris, Yorktown, Wapahani, Mishawaka, and Providence.

Notable Week 2 Indiana high school football results included Bremen's 62-0 win over Triton, Merrillville's 56-54 double-overtime win over Lafayette Jeff and its upcoming matchup with Crown Point, Danville's 34-21 win over Cascade, and East Central's 14-6 upset of New Palestine to snap its 29-game win streak.

They also discuss Westfield's 38-34 win over Carmel, storylines across all six classes (including Elwood's turnaround after nearly forfeiting), and preview key upcoming games such as Carmel-Center Grove, Roncalli-Bishop Chatard, Zionsville-Westfield, and Merrillville-Crown Point. Plus, there's a mascot trivia segment and conversations about college football and rankings.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Indiana High School Football Week 2 Upsets and Games of the Week

- Week 3 Matchups to Watch

- Top Volleyball Programs in Indiana

- Indiana High School Mascots

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:36 Weekly Football Focus

00:54 Indiana Volleyball Dynasties

03:46 Wedding Shoutouts and Back In

04:11 Biggest Week 2 Blowouts and Overtime

05:04 Region Spotlight Merrillville

07:04 Upsets and Game of the Week

11:22 Class 1A Rapid Fire

14:14 2A Rankings and Linton Mystery

16:30 Elwood Ironmen Story

17:46 Class 3A and Evansville Buzz

20:36 Rochester Rivalry Rout

21:36 Upsets Before 4A

22:10 Chatard Statement Wins

23:46 4A Shoutouts Statewide

25:41 Class 5A Highlights

27:40 6A Game of the Week

30:43 Cathedral Schedule Gauntlet

31:54 Week 3 Matchups

34:07 Mascot Trivia Challenge

36:01 College Football Pulse

37:50 Final Wrap and Thanks

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Butler University head football coach Kevin Lynch to discuss his Indiana football roots, coaching lessons, and building the Bulldogs.

Lynch grew up in Muncie as the son of longtime coach Bill Lynch, learning early he wanted to coach and the family balance required in the profession. He played Division III football at Franklin College under Mike Leonard, who shaped his coaching philosophy, and made a senior season playoff run.

Lynch got his coaching start at Indiana under his dad, then at the University of Indianapolis under Bob Bartolomeo, followed by returning to Ball State under Mike Neu, eventually becoming offensive coordinator and winning a MAC championship.

Lynch is now entering his second year at Butler after a 6-6 season of close games, outlining goals like becoming more explosive, recruiting Indianapolis, managing roster limits, and navigating NIL/transfer portal realities, and also emphasizes that "football is football" across levels while Indiana sports stand out for passionate communities.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Kevin Lynch's Football Upbringing

- Lynch's Coaching Path to Butler University

- Lynch's Coaching Philosophies

- Butler Football's Goals

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Butler Pride Teaser

00:27 Guest Introduction: Kevin Lynch, Butler University Football

02:05 Growing Up Lynch

04:19 Coach's Kid Lessons

06:25 Choosing Franklin College

08:29 Franklin Success and Playoffs

12:09 Mike Leonard Influence

14:04 One Year at IU

18:33 Making His Own Path

19:58 UIndy Coaching Foundation

25:35 Ball State Rise Under Neu

28:09 Calling Plays Breakdown

29:25 Calling Plays as Head Coach

29:55 When to Punt

30:19 MACtion Pros and Cons

31:03 Why Tuesday Games Help

32:41 MAC Stability and Rivalries

33:16 Best Players Coached

35:13 Landing the Butler Job

37:19 Recruiting at Butler

39:11 Head Coach CEO Life

40:43 Fixing Close Losses

42:39 NIL and Portal Reality

46:06 Roster Limits and Culture

49:21 Football Across Levels

51:31 Brother at Texas A&M

52:58 Why Indiana Loves Sports

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap a wild Week 1 of Indiana high school football and preview upcoming matchups in Week 2.

There were Week 1 blowouts (Yorktown 83-0 over Anderson; Wes-Del 74-0 over Tri-Central), a thriller (Pendleton Heights 43-42 OT over Lebanon) and major coaching milestones. Dom and Nate break down notable ranked and cross-class games, including Dwenger's 15-14 triple-OT win over Roncalli, Munster snapping a 10-game skid vs. Lake Central, Brownsburg's second-half surge past Lawrence North, and Warren Central's late road win over Center Grove.

They also preview a loaded Week 2 slate with marquee matchups like Carmel-Westfield, New Palestine-East Central, and Warren Central-Elkhart, then close with a mascot-guessing segment and note Jaylon Smith being named interim head coach at Fort Wayne North Side.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Indiana High School Football Week 1 Blowouts, Upsets, and Coaching Milestones

- Week 2 Matchups to Watch

Check out these great clips from the show:

01:28 Week One Blowouts

03:06 Instant Classic Games

04:07 Roncalli-Dwenger Thriller

05:55 Coaching Milestones

06:55 Region Upset Spotlight

07:59 Ranked Matchups 1A

12:49 Frontier Coach Barron Talk

14:19 Class 2A Contenders

18:16 Cascade-South Putnam Collision

19:37 Class 3A Big Tests

25:02 Class 4A Heavyweights

28:42 Class 5A Out-of-State Wins

29:37 Headline Hype Check

30:01 New Pal Rolling Again

31:03 Cathedral Upset Talk

31:52 Rivalries And Surprises

32:55 Elkhart Consolidation Chat

34:13 Warsaw Curtis Effect

35:17 John Harrell Deep Dive

36:44 5A Wrap And Mascots

38:40 6A Mammoth Breakdown

39:27 Center Grove Stunner

41:13 Brownsburg Second Half

42:50 Carmel Statement Win

44:06 Bud Wright Record Talk

46:31 Avon Game Scare

48:34 Week Two Matchups

51:49 Mascot Wordle Game

53:43 Jaylon Smith Coaching News

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with University of Indianapolis head football coach Chris Keevers to preview the 2026 season, UIndy's rivalry matchup vs. Marian University on Aug. 27, and discuss his football journey.

Keevers reflects on lessons from coaches like Bob Bartolomeo, Joe Tiller, and Bill Lynch, and explains his player-first approach built on consistency, care, and trust. He highlights UIndy's program stability, staff development, conference move from the GLVC to the GMAC to reduce travel, and 2026 roster strengths on offense, defense, and special teams. He also addresses the transfer portal's impact and says UIndy's next step is winning a national championship.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Chris Keevers' Football Career as Player and Coach

- The UIndy-Marian Rivalry

- The 2026 Outlook for UIndy Football

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Marian UIndy Hype

00:55 Guest Introduction: Coach Keevers, UIndy

01:29 Indy Roots

02:40 JUCO Detour

05:34 Purdue Playing Days

06:48 Rod Woodson Stories

07:54 Coaching Calling

09:28 Finding Division II

10:55 UIndy Homecoming

12:45 Bartolomeo Blueprint

16:18 Player-First Culture

17:17 Becoming Head Coach

19:00 Building Coaching Staff

21:16 Head Coach Lessons

22:11 Mentors Like Bill Lynch

23:21 Joe Tiller Tease

23:33 Pressure Cooker Season

24:52 Notre Dame Tape Story

25:35 Coaching Like Parenting

26:33 Why He Stayed Put

27:46 Monumental Matchup Hype

30:44 Conference Switch Breakdown

33:28 2026 Team Preview

37:15 Portal NIL Reality

40:06 Chasing A Title

41:06 Why Indiana Sports

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, host Dom Miranda and producer Will Duncan preview football across Indiana. Will tests Dom's football knowledge with Indiana Mr. Football trivia, naming the six winners who reached the NFL and identifying the last five Mr. Football winners. They then discuss 2026 Mr. Football candidates, state championship contenders, New Palestine's game vs. IMG Academy, favorite venues to cover, and college football outlooks for Purdue, IU, and Notre Dame.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Indiana Mr. Football Winners Who Played in the NFL

- The Last Five Indiana Mr. Football Winners and 2026 Candidates

- Indiana State Title Contenders

- New Palestine's Football Game Against National Powerhouse IMG Academy

- The Best High School Football Atmospheres in Indiana

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Show Intro

00:29 Football Season Preview

01:09 High School Football Hype

01:41 Operation Football Coverage

02:01 Indiana Mr. Football NFL Trivia

07:10 Guessing the Final Two

09:28 Last Five Winners Challenge

12:20 Quarterback Clues Tease

13:22 Myles McLaughlin Records

14:27 Brady Allen Revealed

15:26 Top 2026 Indiana Mr. Football Candidates

17:47 State Title Contenders

19:11 Best Stadium Atmospheres

22:03 Hidden Gem Programs

23:24 College Football Outlook

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Greg Rakestraw, vice president of ISC Sports Network and Colts preseason/Indy Eleven voice.

They discuss Indiana's unique sports culture and Rakestraw's path from a WTHR news internship and early radio work to leading ESPN 950, becoming program director at 1070 The Fan, and joining ISC full-time while keeping major broadcast roles. Rakestraw highlights Indianapolis as an elite sports market and the importance of connections in careers.

The conversation then previews high school football, especially a loaded 6A field with Brownsburg, Westfield, Carmel, Center Grove, Lawrence North, and Warren Central, spotlighting Lawrence North's Monshun Sales and Izayveon Moore, noting New Palestine and other storylines. They also share Colts camp takeaways, praising Daniel Jones' progress and Seth McGowan's burst, while expressing concern about Alec Pierce's health, and discuss expectations for IU football after winning last season's national championship.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Greg Rakestraw's Journey in Sports Media and Broadcasting

- Indiana High School Football 6A Contenders and Players to Watch

- Why Sports Thrive in Indiana

- Expectations for IU Football in 2026

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Indiana Sports Hype

00:57 Guest Introduction: Greg Rakestraw, ISC Sports Network

02:51 Early Indy Career

04:57 Channel 13 Internship

10:06 Radio Rise and ESPN 950

15:08 Running The Fan

16:57 Changing Sports Coverage

22:38 Burnout to ISC Launch

27:20 Building ISC Growth

30:34 High School Football Preview

31:48 Carmel Center Grove Outlook

32:34 Lawrence North Warren Breakdown

34:32 Monshun Sales Mr. Football Talk

36:40 Brownsburg Stars QBs

38:31 New Pal IMG Challenge

41:39 Ben Davis Reset MIC

43:15 Small School Surprises

45:22 Coaching Carousel Notes

47:19 Indiana State Finals Magic

49:02 Colts Camp Takeaways

52:18 Alec Pierce WR Concerns

53:36 IU Football Expectations

56:34 Why Indiana Loves Sports

59:11 Monon Bell at Ball State

59:53 Wrap Up and Thanks

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, host Dom Miranda and producer Will Duncan provide updates from Indianapolis Colts training camp one week in, noting the team's upcoming joint practices in New England and a generally positive early health report. They discuss ownership transition under Carlie Irsay-Gordon and her message that the roster is playoff-capable, implying consequences for general manager Chris Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen if expectations aren't met. Camp storylines include Seth McGowan emerging as an impressive RB2 candidate, rookie defensive contributors getting first-team reps, concerns about Alec Pierce's extended absence, and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine's strong camp as a potential WR3. Dom also praises Daniel Jones' accuracy and command while calling the QB2 battle between Anthony Richardson and Riley Leonard uneven.

The episode closes with beliefs that the Indiana Fever can contend for a 2026 WNBA title and Indiana football can follow up as defending national champions.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- Week 1 Training Camp Storylines for the Indianapolis Colts

- Why the Indiana Fever Could Win the 2026 WNBA Championship

- Why Indiana Could Defend Its College Football Playoff National Title

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Show Intro

00:34 Colts Camp Storylines Ahead

01:22 Indiana Fever And IU Football Plug

02:48 Record Prediction Backlash

03:22 Grand Park Farewell

03:57 Carlie Irsay-Gordon

06:07 RB2 Battle Spotlight

08:08 Seth McGowan Breakdown

11:09 Rookie Defense Impact

14:25 WR3 And Alec Pierce Update

16:23 WR3 Depth Concerns

17:28 Why Alec Pierce Matters

19:38 Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce Health

20:43 Daniel Jones Camp Report

23:17 QB2 Battle Update

25:36 Front Office Pressure

26:59 Josh Downs 1000-Yard Case

28:36 Indiana Fever Title Belief

30:18 IU Football Repeat Hype

32:29 Wrap Up and Guests

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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sits down with JJ Stankevitz, Colts senior manager of editorial and audio and Lucas Oil Stadium public address announcer, to talk about his path in sports media and life in Indiana.

Stankevitz grew up in Oak Park, Illinois, and realized in sixth grade while playing with future NBA No. 2 pick Evan Turner that writing, not athletics, was his lane. He then pursued journalism at the University of Missouri, interned at Comcast SportsNet Chicago, and pitched Notre Dame coverage that became a career launch amid major storylines.

After later covering the Bears and surviving layoffs, he was laid off in 2021 and soon joined the Colts as team writer, explaining differences between team and external media coverage. He describes how he became the Colts' PA announcer, his game-day routine, admiration for Jim Irsay and his daughters, why he loves Indiana, and shares optimism about the Colts centered on quarterback Daniel Jones and head coach Shane Steichen.

If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.

You are going to learn about:

- JJ Stankevitz's Career Path in Sports Media

- How Stankevitz Landed with the Colts After Covering Notre Dame and the Bears

- The Differences Between Team and External Media Coverage

Check out these great clips from the show:

00:00 Hook and Highlights

01:00 Guest Introduction: JJ Stankevitz, Colts PA Announcer

03:07 Oak Park Origins

03:32 Evan Turner Wake Up

04:59 Finding Sports Writing

06:18 Mizzou Journalism Path

06:54 Comcast Internship Break

07:43 Notre Dame Beat Launch

09:56 Notre Dame Chaos Years

15:23 Notre Dame Network Tales

17:22 Still Friends With Evan

19:28 Why Mizzou Is Elite

21:57 Early Multimedia Grind

26:14 RSN Boom Then Bust

29:17 Bears Beat Promotion

29:41 Layoff Close Call

30:19 Apache Dance Goes Viral

32:29 Colts Job After Layoff

33:23 Why Internal Access Wins

35:34 Covering Team Fairly

40:18 Leaving Chicago For Indy

42:36 Irsay Legacy And Culture

46:33 Owners Who Know Football

51:28 Becoming Colts PA Voice

56:24 Game Day Routine Breakdown

01:00:47 Postgame Rewatch Grind

01:01:32 Staying Sharp On Mic

01:02:14 Sunday Night Writing Routine

01:03:06 Living For Game Days

01:04:25 Third Down Call Demo

01:05:02 Butterflies And Intros

01:10:10 Colts Outlook This Season

01:16:24 Offensive Weapons And Line

01:22:22 Why Indiana Sports Hits

01:26:00 Wrap Up And Shoutouts

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