(00:00-28:57) – Charlie Clifford and Jimmy Cook open Wednesday’s show by sharing the most recent update on Damar Hamlin, preview the Pacers big road test tonight in Philadelphia against the 76ers, and how the Pacers are finding different ways to win games the last dozen games compared to the start of the season.

(28:57-41:48) – During the previous segment, interim Head Coach Jeff Saturday of the Indianapolis Colts spoke for the first time since the Hamlin situation and recap what he had to say about the situation along with an update on Rodney Thomas.

(41:48-50:08) – Charlie and Jimmy close out the first hour of the show by going over the possible moving parts in the draft positioning that Colts fans should be monitoring this weekend along with if the Colts should move up if they can.

(50:08-1:14:05) – Former Indianapolis Colt Joe Reitz joins Charlie and Jimmy to explain a players perspective going into the final game of a really bad season, what he would like to see the Colts do at quarterback for next season, starts questioning where the culture is at right now since their Christmas day win against the Arizona Cardinals last season, and his reaction to seeing what happened to Damar Hamlin.

(1:14:05-1:31:43) – Former WISH-TV Sports Anchor and current member of WLWT in Cincinnati in Olivia Ray joins Charlie and Jimmy to recap what Bengals Head Coach Zac Taylor said today in his first press conference since Monday night, how Tee Higgins is handling the situation, and what the environment in downtown Cincinnati has been like the last 48 hours.

(1:31:43-1:34:02) – Cliff comes back from break and tells a story on how he and his dad snuck into a Rolling Stones concert a couple years ago.

(1:44:31-1:57:51) – Pacers radio sideline reporter Pat Boylan joins Jimmy and Charlie ahead of tonight’s road contest against the 76ers to break down where he thinks the Pacers can finish the season within the Eastern Conference, the improvement that they have made in the “clutch game” category, and if Myles Turner’s success is attributed more towards opportunity to play his natural position or the fact that he’s in a contract year.

(1:57:51-2:14:27) – Charlie and Jimmy shift their conversation to college hoops with Butler taking on DePaul tonight from Hinkle, Indiana heading to Iowa to take on the Hawkeyes tomorrow, and if there is any room for concern about the Purdue Boilermakers following their loss to Rutgers.

(2:14:27-2:22:47) – The final segment of today’s show is spent with Jimmy, Charlie, and producer Eddie Garrison breaking down the Pacers matchup tonight against the 76ers and share a couple bets that they like in the game.

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(00:00-21:32) – Former Indianapolis Colt Joe Reitz joins Charlie and Jimmy to explain a players perspective going into the final game of a really bad season, what he would like to see the Colts do at quarterback for next season, starts questioning where the culture is at right now since their Christmas day win against the Arizona Cardinals last season, and his reaction to seeing what happened to Damar Hamlin.

(21:32-33:45) – Former WISH-TV Sports Anchor and current member of WLWT in Cincinnati in Olivia Ray joins Charlie and Jimmy to recap what Bengals Head Coach Zac Taylor said today in his first press conference since Monday night, how Tee Higgins is handling the situation, and what the environment in downtown Cincinnati has been like the last 48 hours.

(33:45-57:18) – Pacers radio sideline reporter Pat Boylan joins Jimmy and Charlie ahead of tonight’s road contest against the 76ers to break down where he thinks the Pacers can finish the season within the Eastern Conference, the improvement that they have made in the “clutch game” category, and if Myles Turner’s success is attributed more towards opportunity to play his natural position or the fact that he’s in a contract year.

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(00:00-28:08) – Charlie Clifford and Jimmy Cook open Tuesday’s show by paying their respects, prayers, and condolences towards Damar Hamlin, his family, and the Buffalo Bills organization. They then transition into how the Indiana Pacers continue to find different ways to win games and are suddenly one of the best fourth quarter teams in the association.

(27:00-47:17) – WKRC-TV’s Richard Skinner from Cincinnati joins Charlie Clifford and Jimmy Cook to explain what he saw last night when Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field, what the atmosphere was like following Hamlin’s exit in the ambulance, and how the impact of this situation has had on Bengals WR Tee Higgins.

(47:17-53:26) – Charlie and Jimmy close out the first hour of the show by recapping Purdue’s loss (again) to Rutgers.

(53:26-1:18:29) – Yesterday there was a report that Jim Harbaugh would have legitimate interest in becoming a head coach in the NFL if a team were to contact him, Charlie, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison discuss if they think the Colts should hire Harbaugh. Plus, they touch on how Jeff Saturday could approach this weekend’s game.

(1:18:29-1:38:37) – Cincinnati Bengals radio play-by-play broadcaster Dan Hoard joins Charlie and Jimmy to recap how everything went for him last night regarding Damar Hamlin, how Zac Taylor brought together the Bengals locker room, and how he’s holding up following last night’s turn of events.

(1:38:37-1:44:31) – Cliff and JCook shift their conversation back to the Indiana Pacers regarding what they expected from this team before the season in comparison to how they are playing now underneath Rick Carlisle and staff.

(1:44:31-2:14:08) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4/FOX59 joins Jimmy and Charlie to explain why some of the players in today’s NFL continue to play knowing the possible impact it can have of their lives after their career, his thoughts on the Jim Harbaugh rumors that have started to circulate, and how the Colts are finally done going the retread quarterback route.

(2:14:08-2:27:33) – Charlie and Jimmy return from their conversation with Chappell and turn towards college hoops. They discuss Mike Woodson’s announcement yesterday that he will be moving Tamar Bates into the starting lineup and Trey Galloway to the bench.

(2:16:18-2:34:16) – The final segment of today’s show is spent with Jimmy sharing the one bet that he likes in tonight’s NBA slate.

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(00:00-13:32) – WKRC-TV’s Richard Skinner from Cincinnati joins Charlie Clifford and Jimmy Cook to explain what he saw last night when Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field, what the atmosphere was like following Hamlin’s exit in the ambulance, and how the impact of this situation has had on Bengals WR Tee Higgins.

(13:32-24:55) – Cincinnati Bengals radio play-by-play broadcaster Dan Hoard joins Charlie and Jimmy to recap how everything went for him last night regarding Damar Hamlin, how Zac Taylor brought together the Bengals locker room, and how he’s holding up following last night’s turn of events.

(24:55-54:00) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4/FOX59 joins Jimmy and Charlie to explain why some of the players in today’s NFL continue to play knowing the possible impact it can have of their lives after their career, his thoughts on the Jim Harbaugh rumors that have started to circulate, and how the Colts are finally done going the retread quarterback route.

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(00:00-27:00) – Charlie Clifford and Brendan King open up the first Midday Show of 2023 by recapping another disastrous performance by the Indianapolis Colts in their loss to the New York Giants, if Jeff Saturday’s candidacy to become the next head coach is still up for consideration, and if they envision the Indiana Pacers moving Buddy Hield and Myles Turner.

(27:00-42:06) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer joins Brendan and Charlie to break down if the long layoff for Mike Woodson’s team benefits them with the number of injuries they have going on, what he thinks Coach Woodson will do at the point guard position without Xavier Johnson, and if NIL money will impact future players decisions in staying in college versus going into the NBA Draft.

(42:06-51:14) – Charlie and Brendan conclude the first hour of the show by discussing some of the players that they feel like that have played their way into a starting role or back onto the Colts roster for the 2023-2024 season.

(51:14-1:17:57) – ISC Sports Network’s Greg Rakestraw joins Cliff and BK courtside from IUPUI to explain why the Colts may have to move up in the draft in order to get the quarterback they covet the most in the draft, the mismanagement of the Matt Ryan benching, and how thankful he is that the Indiana Pacers are exciting for the city to provide them hope.  

(1:17:57-1:32:49) – Brendan and Charlie shift their conversation back to the Indiana Pacers and debate on how they are becoming one of the more likable and exciting teams in the NBA and what position they could look at to bolster their young core if they’re looking to make a run in the playoffs.

(1:32:49-1:38:21) – Cliff and BK go back to the news of Matt Ryan being announced as the backup quarterback to Sam Ehlinger on Sunday against the Houston Texans and wonder if Ryan could start anywhere next year in the NFL along with potential landing spots for the Tom Brady.

(1:38:21-2:03:56) – Pacers sideline reporter for Bally Sports Indiana in Jeremiah Johnson joins Brendan and Charlie ahead of the Pacers game tonight against the Raptors to break down the new energy inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse, what he took away most from the win over the Clippers, and if this team is one of the more connected teams he has seen in his ten years with the Indiana Pacers.

(2:03:56-2:16:18) – Charlie and Brendan continue their discussion of the report of Jim Harbaugh being interested in taking a head coaching gig and if here were to be offered the Indianapolis Colts position, then would he accept? They also examine what Harbaugh could demand if he was in control.

(2:16:18-2:23:53) – The final segment of today’s show is spent with Charlie, Brendan, and producer Eddie Garrison predicting where the Purdue Boilermakers will end up in the standings at the end of the year.

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(00:00-13:32) – Voice of the Indiana Hoosiers in Don Fischer joins Brendan and Charlie to break down if the long layoff for Mike Woodson’s team benefits them with the number of injuries they have going on, what he thinks Coach Woodson will do at the point guard position without Xavier Johnson, and if NIL money will impact future players decisions in staying in college versus going into the NBA Draft.

(13:32-28:38) – ISC Sports Network’s Greg Rakestraw joins Cliff and BK courtside from IUPUI to explain why the Colts may have to move up in the draft in order to get the quarterback they covet the most in the draft, the mismanagement of the Matt Ryan benching, and how thankful he is that the Indiana Pacers are exciting for the city to provide them hope.  

(28:38-46:22) – Pacers sideline reporter for Bally Sports Indiana in Jeremiah Johnson joins Brendan and Charlie ahead of the Pacers game tonight against the Raptors to break down the new energy inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse, what he took away most from the win over the Clippers, and if this team is one of the more connected teams he has seen in his ten years with the Indiana Pacers.

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(00:00-27:46) – Jimmy Cook and Brendan King open up the final show of 2022 by discussing another exciting win for the Indiana Pacers after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers last night, what kind of player the Pacers need if they were to become buyers at the trade deadline, and how free agents could start coming to Indianapolis.

(27:46-42:24) – Beat reporter for the New York Giants from The Athletic in Dan Duggan joins Jimmy and Brendan to take a dive into the season that Daniel Jones is having for the Giants, the impact that Brian Daboll has had on Jones throughout the season, and the way that Saquan Barkley has been able to look like the running back during his rookie season.

(42:24-52:39) – Jimmy and Brendan close out the first hour of today’s show by recapping the New Year’s resolutions that Chris Hagan shared yesterday and try to come up with their own resolutions that can apply to anyone.

(52:39-1:19:31) – Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde joins Jimmy and Brendan to break down the big weekend of college football, what C.J. Stroud needs to prove against Georgia to solidify himself ahead of Will Levis in the quarterback draft prospects, what his initial reaction of Kevin Warren being reported as the next President/CEO of the Chicago Bears, and the potential impact of landing former Wake Forest QB Sam Hartman.  

(1:19:31-1:33:27) – Jimmy drops a grenade on Brendan and Eddie regarding one of his sports resolutions and then they all discuss some of their New Year’s resolutions for the Indiana Pacers and the Indianapolis Colts.

(1:33:05-1:41:06) – JCook and BK take a gander at whether or not the Indianapolis Colts should take a legitimate look at Derrick Carr as their starting quarterback for next season.

(1:41:06-2:07:45) – CBS Sports HQ’s Emory Hunt joins Brendan and Jimmy to take a dive into the quarterback’s that are in the tier after Stroud, Young, and Levis, how he had the Colts as the winner of the AFC South heading into the start of the season, and if Trevor Lawrence is good enough to win a playoff game this season for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

(2:07:45-2:17:48) – Indiana Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith joins Jimmy and Brendan to explain what it’s been like the last 8 hours after posterizing Jarrett Allen last night, what he learned from Boston’s NBA Finals run last year that he’s bringing to the Pacers, and what hobbies he has picked up since becoming an Indiana Pacer.

(2:12:54-2:28:32) – The final segment of today’s show is spent with Brendan, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their best bets for the night along with any leanings in the two College Football Playoff games this weekend.

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(00:00-13:39) – Beat reporter for the New York Giants from The Athletic in Dan Duggan joins Jimmy and Brendan to take a dive into the season that Daniel Jones is having for the Giants, the impact that Brian Daboll has had on Jones throughout the season, and the way that Saquan Barkley has been able to look like the running back during his rookie season.

(13:39-28:15) – Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde joins Jimmy and Brendan to break down the big weekend of college football, what C.J. Stroud needs to prove against Georgia to solidify himself ahead of Will Levis in the quarterback draft prospects, what his initial reaction of Kevin Warren being reported as the next President/CEO of the Chicago Bears, and the potential impact of landing former Wake Forest QB Sam Hartman.  

(28:15-37:06) – Indiana Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith joins Jimmy and Brendan to explain what it’s been like the last 8 hours after posterizing Jarrett Allen last night, what he learned from Boston’s NBA Finals run last year that he’s bringing to the Pacers, and what hobbies he has picked up since becoming an Indiana Pacer.

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(00:00-25:21) – Chris Hagan and Jimmy Cook open up Thursday’s show by reacting to the open producer Eddie Garrison put together with Hagan saying that he had the Colts going 12-5, how frustrated Jim Irsay is with how the season played out and discuss how the Indiana Pacers are on pace to eclipse their preseason win total before the All-Star break.

(25:21-44:44) – Voice of the Butler Bulldogs in Mark Minner joins Jimmy and Hagan to preview the Bulldogs game tonight at Hinkle against the Providence Friars, how Thad Matta’s group is starting to get healthy right at the start of conference season, how important the next three games are for the team, and Chris shares some New Year’s Resolutions he wants everyone to try.

(44:44-45:33) – Chris and Jimmy close out hour number one by teasing the audience on some breaking news in the NFL.

(45:33-1:11:25) – Chris and Jimmy open hour number two by briefly discussing the Tennessee Titans announcing that Josh Dobbs will be their starting quarterback tonight against the Dallas Cowboys, former Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren is the front runner to become the Chicago Bears next President/CEO, and how much they thoroughly enjoy watching the Indiana Pacers.  

(1:11:25-1:33:05) – Voice of the Colts in Matt Taylor joins Chris and Jimmy to explain how he calls the game considering how the team has struggled the entirety of the season, how a couple different plays in different games could result in a different outlook on the season, and if Nick Foles is an innings eater for the Colts the next two games against the Giants and Texans.

(1:33:05-1:33:42) – Jimmy rounds out the one o’clock hour of the show by taking a quick look at the guests coming up in the final hour of the Fan Midday Show with he and Chris Hagan.

(1:33:42-1:54:43) – J.P. Shadrick of Jaguars.com joins Chris Hagan and Jimmy Cook on The Fan Midday Show to recap the NFL game he had on Christmas afternoon between the Dolphins and Packers, if he pictured that the Jacksonville Jaguars would be in the driver seat for the AFC South, and how the pieces around Trevor Lawrence have helped him develop into the franchise quarterback that scouts expected him to be.

(1:54:43-2:12:54) – Colts beat reporter from the IndyStar in Nate Atkins joins Chris Hagan and Jimmy Cook on the Fan Midday Show to explain why majority of the players on the roster aren’t giving up, how Jim Irsay made it public once again that Chris Ballard will be back as General Manager, and how quick into the offseason he expects the head coach position to be filled.

(2:12:54-2:15:55) – The final segment of today’s show is spent with Chris, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their best bets.

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(00:00-16:55) – Voice of the Butler Bulldogs in Mark Minner joins Jimmy and Hagan to preview the Bulldogs game tonight at Hinkle against the Providence Friars, how Thad Matta’s group is starting to get healthy right at the start of conference season, how important the next three games are for the team, and Chris shares some New Year’s Resolutions he wants everyone to try.

(16:55-38:33) – Voice of the Colts in Matt Taylor joins Chris and Jimmy to explain how he calls the game considering how the team has struggled the entirety of the season, how a couple different plays in different games could result in a different outlook on the season, and if Nick Foles is an innings eater for the Colts the next two games against the Giants and Texans.

(38:33-58:11) – J.P. Shadrick of Jaguars.com joins Chris Hagan and Jimmy Cook on The Fan Midday Show to recap the NFL game he had on Christmas afternoon between the Dolphins and Packers, if he pictured that the Jacksonville Jaguars would be in the driver seat for the AFC South, and how the pieces around Trevor Lawrence have helped him develop into the franchise quarterback that scouts expected him to be.

(58:11-1:13:07) – Colts beat reporter from the IndyStar in Nate Atkins joins Chris Hagan and Jimmy Cook on the Fan Midday Show to explain why majority of the players on the roster aren’t giving up, how Jim Irsay made it public once again that Chris Ballard will be back as General Manager, and how quick into the offseason he expects the head coach position to be filled.

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