Catching up on Indiana football and basketball news, and then the boys get basic talking 100 men versus 1 gorilla.

Tim is BACK hosting and as a Cubs fan. They delve into Indiana football, analyzing the spring game and the implications of player transfers. The conversation shifts to the NFL draft, highlighting the fates of Indiana players and the hype surrounding Sanders.

Finally, they touch on the changes in the Indiana basketball roster, expressing surprise at recent transfers and the overall state of the team. In this conversation, Tim and Trent discuss the strategic building of a college basketball roster.

Additionally in the B-Town Buzz segment, they address the economic implications of college events on the local community and the ongoing issues of racism and social media behavior among students.

In this episode, the Jenna Rodgers and Will Pitts join Trent to discuss the upcoming Little 500 men's race, focusing on team dynamics, key competitors, and strategies for success. They explore the pressure faced by top teams, ask if there are alliances, and the mindset of leading competitors.

The conversation highlights the significance of patience and tactical planning in achieving victory, while also making predictions for the race based on current trends and team performances.

In this engaging conversation, they delve into the dynamics of the Little 500 race, discussing the performance of top teams like BKB, Cutters, and SAE. They analyze the strategies these teams employ, the excitement of racing, and the potential for surprises in the upcoming race.

The conversation also features a live call to Josh Herbst for insights on Delta's performance, along with shoutouts to rising teams and predictions race.

In this special episode of Kirkwood and Dunn we have PART ONE where we discuss the Little 500 bike race, focusing on its significance, the competitive landscape, and personal experiences from past participants. 

They delve into the dynamics of the women's race, highlighting the excitement and unpredictability that comes with it. The conversation also touches on the importance of spring results in predicting race outcomes and the emergence of new talents in the cycling community. Predictions, insights, and a little pressure from the hosts of Kirkwood and Dunn. 

That's right! Our coach demands excellence during spring practice and from offseason podcast episodes.

We are back for another edition of Kirkwood and Dunn, as the guys talk transfer portal, spring practice and the new segment B-Town Buzz. Tim finds it hard to pick anything to do outside of partying in Bloomington, and Trent screws up the sound in this episode. It was a typical offseason podcast from the fellas. 

This week on Kirkwood & Dunn, join us for a deep dive into the Hoosiers and the local buzz of Bloomington!

We kick things off with a breakdown of the exciting conclusion of the NCAA Tournament, including Florida's championship victory and another dramatic exit for Duke. Then, we pivot to Indiana basketball, where we'll explore some intriguing storylines. Is there some tension brewing between our host Tim and Hoosier Connect? We'll get to the bottom of it! Plus, we'll highlight some of the exciting young talent emerging for the Hoosiers.

Next up, we'll get you up to speed on the latest from the football gridiron as teams gear up for the upcoming season. We'll discuss the unfortunate injury to Tyler Morris and analyze EJ Williams's surprising comments about not wanting to leave a "powerhouse program in the making." Looking further down the road. Finally, we'll speculate about Indiana's practice uniforms – could they be sporting jerseys from the 2023 season?

Finally, we'll dive into the local happenings of Bloomington. We'll discuss the new ownership of the iconic Malibu restaurant and debate which establishment truly holds the title of Bloomington's most iconic sit-down eatery. We'll also dissect a noteworthy Reddit post making waves in the local online community and reminisce about some of the top celebrity appearances in Bloomington.

Tune in for all this and more on the latest episode of Kirkwood & Dunn!

This week on Kirkwood and Dunn, we dive headfirst into the madness of March, dissecting the thrilling Sweet 16 and Elite Eight matchups. We're breaking down the dominance of the number one seeds as they stampede their way into the Final Four, and marveling at Kelvin Sampson's continued coaching wizardry – seriously, how does he keep doing it?

But it wouldn't be a true Kirkwood and Done episode without a little Hoosier talk! We're tackling the burning question: why are Indiana fans in a full-blown panic about the seemingly empty basketball roster? Are the concerns justified, or is it just off-season jitters? We'll dissect the situation and offer our (possibly controversial) opinions.

And because it's the off-season, we're shifting gears to the gridiron! We'll touch on Indiana football's spring developments, discussing key players, coaching strategies, and what to expect as the team continues in spring camp. Plus, we'll dive into some other intriguing off-season topics, because there's always something brewing in the minds of the K&D hosts.

Join us for a lively discussion, passionate opinions, and a healthy dose of Hoosier talk (and maybe a little bit of frustration).

Relive the highs and lows of the NCAA tournament! We rate the madness so far, dissect the B1G's showing, and commiserate over those gambling heartbreaks. 

Then, we dive into the transfer portal frenzy: who's hitting the road, who's on the target list, and what does other coaching carousel moves mean for IU? All that and more, right here.

Tim and Trent argue about the baseline level of happiness for DeVries first season, which spirals out of control to argue about the importance of conference tournament wins. 

We also chat about the bracket, that then it spirals out of control to talk about conference tournament wins. 

We actually have some Spring Football to talk about! Where are the position battles? Why are we moving spring games?

Can’t talk Indiana basketball without talking Anthony Leal.

Wrapping up Season Three of Traitors in the third segment. #Spoilers