(00:00-26:29) – Dan sends prayers to a child of one of his favorite people at Indiana, Marni Mooney, whose son Max is having surgery on his heart today in Boston. Also, Dan talks on what’s next for Butler following the team’s firing of head coach LaVall Jordan after five seasons and a 14-18 season last year.    

(26:30-42:12) – WIBC’s Jason Hammer of Hammer and Nigel stops by to give his best bets for the NCAA Final Four and evaluate the news that the Bulldogs have fired LaVall Jordan after five seasons. Also, Hammer hands out some MLB futures.       

(42:13-1:04:53) – The Fan’s own Kevin Bowen of Kevin and Query stops by to take us through his picks for the Final Four and National Championship game. Also, Kevin and Jimmy give thoughts on the US’s FIFA World Cup draw. Plus, Kevin talks about the other objectives on the Colts list this offseason and what’s next for them.

(1:04:54-1:17:55) – We return from break with a look at the opponents for the Colts 2022 season and whether or not the Colts can go over 9.5 wins.

(1:17:56-1:25:56) – Hour number two ends Dan talking more on the Colts and their opponents this fall.

(1:25:57-1:45:31) – The talented Alan Cashman of TheCashmanWins.com joins the show to hand out his best bets for tomorrow’s Final Four matchups in New Orleans.  

(1:45:32 -2:03:59) – Former Indiana Pacer, Kansas Jayhawk and Survivor contestant Scot Pollard jumps in to give us his thoughts on his Alma Mater competing in the Final Four against Villanova tomorrow. Scot speaks specifically on this run to the Final Four and what has surprised him the most from this Jayhawks team. Plus Dan and Scot discuss why Coach Knight didn’t recruit Pollard to Indiana (who was recruited by basically everybody).    

(2:04:00-2:09:34)– Friday’s show ends with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Dan hands out his best bets. Later, Dan and JCook make their official Final Four picks.    

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 (22:16-32:37) – Alan Cashman of TheCashmanWins.com stops by to hand out his official play for tonight’s Sweet 16 games and also discusses his favorite storylines and other bets that he likes this evening. Plus, Cashman goes over some futures that he has for teams to win the National Championship.

(32:38-47:24) – Former Indiana Pacer, Kansas Jayhawk and Survivor contestant Scot Pollard jumps in to give us his thoughts on his Alma Mater competing in the Final Four against Villanova tomorrow. Scot speaks specifically on this run to the Final Four and what has surprised him the most from this Jayhawks team. Plus Dan and Scot discuss why Coach Knight didn’t recruit Pollard, (who was recruited by basically everybody), to Indiana.

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(00:00-24:29) – Thursday’s show begins with Dan giving his thoughts on Bruce Arians retiring and Todd Bowles taking over as head coach of the Buccaneers. Plus, Dan looks at the teams in the Final Four and the lack of success from Indiana compared to those schools.  

(24:30-36:51) – Dan ponders if there was really a better option out there for the Colts than Matt Ryan at quarterback. Plus, a caller asks Dan for a pick in tonight’s NIT Championship.      

(36:52-45:15) – Dan closes hour number one by looking ahead to the rest of today’s show and interacting with some callers.  

(45:16-1:09:07) – The Hall of Famer and 3 time National Champion as the head coach of North Carolina Roy Williams joins the show to take us through what he’s seen from the Tar Heels in this incredible run to the Final Four. Coach Williams also speaks on the outstanding job done by first year head coach and longtime assistant of Williams, Hubert Davis has done with this team. Coach Williams also reflects on some of the best teams he coached during his tenure at Kansas and North Carolina. Plus, Coach reflects on the career of his long-time friend and coaching adversary Mike Krzyzewski who is retiring at the end of this season and faces UNC on Saturday.  

(1:09:08-1:21:04) – We return from break with Dan looking back at the conversation with Coach Roy Williams last segment. Plus, a caller shares his thoughts on what Matt Ryan brings to the Colts.

(1:21:05-1:31:58) – Hour number two concludes with Dan taking some phone calls about the Colts, the quarterback situation and if going all in on a quarterback is worth it if years of losing seasons follow.  

(1:31:59-2:04:56) – Our pal the Voice of the White Sox and ESPN broadcaster Jason Benetti stops by to tell us how talented the ChiSox are this year. Also, Benetti gives us his thoughts on Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at The Oscars. Plus, Jason shares his thoughts on Saturday’s Final Four in New Orleans.

(2:04:57 -2:12:21) – The great Brendan King joins the show for the final time until September as he heads up to South Bend to call Cubs minor league action. Brendan, Jimmy and Dan share what they like in the Final Four this weekend.

(2:12:22-2:22:31)– Thursday’s show ends with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Dan hands out his pick for tonight’s NIT Championship game.   

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 (00:00-23:11) – The Hall of Famer and 3 time National Champion as the head coach of North Carolina Roy Williams joins the show to take us through what he’s seen from the Tar Heels in this incredible run to the Final Four. Coach Williams also speaks on the outstanding job done by first year head coach and longtime assistant of Williams, Hubert Davis has done with this team. Coach Williams also reflects on some of the best teams he coached during his tenure at Kansas and North Carolina. Plus, Coach reflects on the career of his long-time friend and coaching adversary Mike Krzyzewski who is retiring at the end of this season and faces UNC on Saturday.  

 (23:12-37:09) – Our pal the Voice of the White Sox and ESPN broadcaster Jason Benetti stops by to tell us how talented the ChiSox are this year. Also, Benetti gives us his thoughts on Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at The Oscars. Plus, Jason shares his thoughts on Saturday’s Final Four in New Orleans. Later, what is the worst condiment in existence? 

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(00:00-25:13) – Wednesday’s show begins with Dan sharing his frustration with the way the Jim Irsay spoke to the media about former quarterback Carson Wentz. Dan stresses how those actions are counter to the team’s messaging on mental health and why it wasn’t just Carson Wentz’s fault for Indy’s short comings last year.

(25:14-38:35) – The new assistant coach of Illinois State basketball the great Andrew Dakich stops by to take us through his journey towards this new position. 

(38:36-45:59) – Dan closes hour number one by taking a call from a listener on Carson Wentz and the comments made by Jim Irsay.  

(46:00-1:10:18) – Our friend Ryan Burr of ESPN joins the show to give his thoughts on the Colts trading for Matt Ryan. Plus, Ryan Burr evaluates the state of the NFL following a wild offseason. Also, Ryan lets us know if he thinks Tiger Woods is going to give it a go and play at The Masters.  

(1:10:19-1:26:09) – Dan remembers the anniversary of Indiana basketball’s National Titles in 1981 and 1987 that took place 35 and 41 years ago today respectively. Plus, we take some phone calls on the Pacers.

(1:26:10-1:34:55) – Hour number two concludes with Dan talking more on Jim Irsay’s comments on Carson Wentz and the way all of the blame was placed on Wentz.

(1:34:56-1:56:49) – The talented Seth Greenberg joins the program to give us his break down of this Saturday’s Final Four in New Orleans. Seth deep dives into both North Carolina vs Duke and Villanova vs Kansas.

(1:56:50 -2:10:51) – Our friend Freddy Vaiana joins the program to confirm that the first time he saw somebody flip the bird was Dan to a nun when they were in 3rd grade.

(2:10:52-2:21:38)– Wednesday’s show ends with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Dan gives his final thoughts on Jim Irsay’s comments regarding Carson Wentz’s tenure in Indy.  

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 (00:00-24:04) – Our friend Ryan Burr of ESPN joins the show to give his thoughts on the Colts trading for Matt Ryan. Plus, Ryan Burr evaluates the state of the NFL following a wild offseason. Also, Ryan lets us know if he thinks Tiger Woods is going to give it a go and play at The Masters.  

 (24:05-37:09) – The talented Seth Greenberg joins the program to give us his break down of this Saturday’s Final Four in New Orleans. Seth deep dives into both North Carolina vs Duke and Villanova vs Kansas.

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(00:00-23:34) – Tuesday’s show begins with Dan talking about the ugly season of the Indiana Pacers and why it’s shameful that some of the players on the team have been shut down or aren’t playing. Plus, Dan talks on Purdue’s loss to Saint Peter’s and the overall structure of the program. Also, more from Dan on the way the sports media covers stories.

(23:35-35:48) – We return from break with some breaking news regarding NFL Overtime Rules that have been passed at the annual owners’ meetings. Plus, Dan looks at the current receivers on the Colts roster and why it desperately needs improving.   

(35:49-43:53) – Dan closes the first hour of the show by answering some questions from the YouTube Chat regarding the transfer portal, Illinois basketball and Purdue basketball.  

(43:54-1:06:57) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 stops by to take us through his thoughts on the current state of the Colts receiving core and why it looks the way it does heading into next month’s NFL Draft. Chapp also shares what moves he liked to see made before the draft still and what he figures will be at the top of the draft board.

(1:06:58-1:23:08) – Dan brings the show back from break by looking at the sensational late season turnaround by the North Carolina Tar Heels under first year head coach Hubert Davis and their journey to the Final Four.

(1:23:09-1:37:15) – Hour number two concludes with Dan evaluating the state of the Indiana Pacers the last few years and why he his frustrated with the product they are putting out.  

(1:37:16-2:01:44) – The great Mark Packer of ESPN’s ACC Network and Co-Host of Packer and Durham stops by to take us through his (mostly joking) comments about capping the Big Ten’s NCAA Tournament bids at 5 every year. Plus, Mark talks about the performances by the ACC in the tournament, the Duke-UNC rivalry reaching new heights in a Final Four Matchup, and Coach K’s potential last game on Saturday vs first year head coach Hubert Davis. Plus, a look at Kansas-Villanova in the other Final Four matchup in New Orleans.

(2:01:45 -2:12:45) – We’re back from break with Dan discussing the Final Four and asking show producer Jimmy Cook for his semi-final picks for Saturday night in New Orleans.

(2:12:46-2:24:40)– Tuesday’s show ends with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Dan hands out his favorite bet for the world of basketball tonight and reacts to how losses or snubs from the NCAA Tournament stays with a Coach forever.

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 (00:00-17:09) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 stops by to take us through his thoughts on the current state of the Colts receiving core and why it looks the way it does heading into next month’s NFL Draft. Chapp also shares what moves he liked to see made before the draft still and what he figures will be at the top of the draft board.

 (17:10-35:36) – The great Mark Packer of ESPN’s ACC Network and Co-Host of Packer and Durham stops by to take us through his (mostly joking) comments about capping the Big Ten’s NCAA Tournament bids at 5 every year. Plus, Mark talks about the performances by the ACC in the tournament, the Duke-UNC rivalry reaching new heights in a Final Four Matchup, and Coach K’s potential last game on Saturday vs first year head coach Hubert Davis. Plus, a look at Kansas-Villanova in the other Final Four matchup in New Orleans.

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(00:00-24:33) – Monday’s show begins with Dan going over Purdue’s loss to Saint Peter’s in the Sweet 16 and reacting to the way the fan base of the Boilermakers has responded to the loss. Dan also compares the programs of Indiana and Purdue in the way they handle things. Dan also reminds Purdue fans to be careful what they wish for when they have such a solid foundation from Coach Matt Painter.             

(24:34-36:44) – We’re back from break as Dan looks at what the future, and this offseason, hold for Indiana Hoosiers and Purdue Boilermakers Men’s basketball.   

(36:45-38:20) – Dan closes the first hour of the show quickly as we get ready to chat with Villanova head coach Jay Wright.  

(38:21-1:04:22) – The head coach of Villanova basketball Jay Wright joins to take us through the Wildcats journey to the Final Four, including how they prepared for their Elite Eight matchup against Houston. Plus, Coach Wright talks on the leadership of Collin Gillespie through this journey and also the season ending injury to one of their best players in Justin Moore who suffered a torn Achilles against Houston. Also, Dan asks Jimmy about calling the Class A State Finals in boys basketball and Dan answers a question about the Colts from the YouTube Chat.                       

(1:04:23-1:22:28) – We head to the phone lines as callers share their thoughts on Purdue’s loss to Saint Peter’s and the future for the Boilermakers.

(1:22:29-1:32:00) – Hour number two concludes with Dan talking about the extreme views in our society. Plus, Dan and show producer Jimmy Cook discuss Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at during the Oscars last night.

(1:32:01-1:54:13) – The Voice of the Purdue Boilermakers Rob Blackman joins the program to put a bow on the basketball season following a Sweet 16 loss to the Saint Peter’s Peacocks. Rob takes us through that Sweet 16 loss, what went wrong for the Boilermakers, and how those final hours after a NCAA Tournament loss feel within a program.

(1:54:14 -2:05:56) – Dan brings us back from break by looking at the opportunities to capture another National Championship for Duke, North Carolina, Villanova and Kansas respectively. Plus, would you rather be punched in the stomach or the face?   

(2:05:57-2:15:21)– Monday’s show ends with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Dan gives us some wagers he’s really excited about tonight. Additionally, Dan goes over a poll he put on Twitter about being punched in the face vs punched in the stomach.  

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Today’s Best of Features:

 (00:00-08:29) – The head coach of Villanova basketball Jay Wright joins to take us through the Wildcats journey to the Final Four, including how they prepared for their Elite Eight matchup against Houston. Plus, Coach Wright talks on the leadership of Collin Gillespie through this journey and also the season ending injury to one of their best players in Justin Moore who suffered a torn Achilles against Houston.

 (08:30-23:16) – The Voice of the Purdue Boilermakers Rob Blackman joins the program to put a bow on the basketball season following a Sweet 16 loss to the Saint Peter’s Peacocks. Rob takes us through that Sweet 16 loss, what went wrong for the Boilermakers, and how those final hours after a NCAA Tournament loss feel within a program.

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