(00:00-35:12) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison highlighting last night’s win for the Pacers over the Wizards. Tom Crean joins the show and compliments Matt Painter for how he has adapted from year-to-year without using the transfer portal. Crean admits that he is still open to coaching but doesn’t have interest in going to a school where he has to pound his against the wall for support. Finally, he assesses if the SEC is here to stay as one the dominant conference in college basketball and shares what Thomas Bryant has told him about his experience with the Pacers.

(35:12-36:42) – After a lengthy conversation with Tom Crean, Jake shares some of his takeaways from their conversation.

(36:42-50:05) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie discussing last night’s overtime win for the Indiana Pacers over the Washington Wizards with Bennedict Mathurin and Obi Toppin taking over in the second half. They debate if Mathurin should remain on the bench or go back to the starting lineup.

(50:05-1:17:39) – The IndyStar’s Joel Erickson joins the program to evaluate the quarterback competition options for Anthony Richardson this upcoming season. Additionally, he thinks that they are far off from being a competitive playoff team, compares how the Philadelphia Eagles built their team to how Chris Ballard wants to build the Colts roster, and reveals if he has ever been on the jumbotron.

(1:17:39-1:26:40) – Before the show, Jake and Eddie, had a conversation about Indiana’s NCAA Tournament chances if they defeat the UCLA Bruins tomorrow night. They compare IU’s resume to some of the teams that are on the outside looking in for the dance.

(1:26:40-1:37:26) – Hour number two concludes with Jake asking Eddie about his Valentine’s Day plans. He also has Eddie quiz him on his 1980’s NCAA Tournament Final Four knowledge.

(1:37:26-2:05:00) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers joins Query and Company to opine on last night’s win for the Pacers, explains why the team has struggled since the start of the west coast trip, believes that Myles Turner’s value has risen with him being out, examines the future of Isaiah Jackson with the Pacers, and labels Tyrese Haliburton as the player that most needs a break because he has not been able to rest in two years.

(2:05:00-2:14:16) – Jake replays a portion of his conversation with Tom Crean earlier in the show and then reacts to what Crean said about Indiana.

(2:14:16-2:25:35) – Today’s show closes with Jake and Eddie discussing the future of Aaron Rodgers in the NFL and JMV joining the guys in studio to preview his show!

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(00:00-30:24) – Tom Crean joins the show and compliments Matt Painter for how he has adapted from year-to-year without using the transfer portal. Crean admits that he is still open to coaching but doesn’t have interest in going to a school where he has to pound his against the wall for support. Finally, he assesses if the SEC is here to stay as one the dominant conference in college basketball and shares what Thomas Bryant has told him about his experience with the Pacers.

(30:24-54:05) – The IndyStar’s Joel Erickson joins the program to evaluate the quarterback competition options for Anthony Richardson this upcoming season. Additionally, he thinks that they are far off from being a competitive playoff team, compares how the Philadelphia Eagles built their team to how Chris Ballard wants to build the Colts roster, and reveals if he has ever been on the jumbotron.

(54:05-1:19:17) – Tony East from Locked On Pacers joins Query and Company to opine on last night’s win for the Pacers, explains why the team has struggled since the start of the west coast trip, believes that Myles Turner’s value has risen with him being out, examines the future of Isaiah Jackson with the Pacers, and labels Tyrese Haliburton as the player that most needs a break because he has not been able to rest in two years.

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ESPN NFL Draft Analyst, Matt Miller, joins Query & Company to preview the upcoming NFL Draft and NFL Combine. Matt admits that there is a slight drop in talent from Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland to the next tier of tight ends in the draft, shares which position group is littered with talent and which is deprived of talent, and assesses Anthony Richardson through two seasons.

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(00:00-24:28) – Query & Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the monster basketball night across the state with the Indiana Hoosiers pulling off the upset against Michigan State, Karl-Anthony Towns dominating the Indiana Pacers last night, and Purdue falling short against Michigan last night.

(24:28-37:28) – ESPN NFL Draft Analyst, Matt Miller, joins Query & Company to preview the upcoming NFL Draft and NFL Combine. Matt admits that there is a slight drop in talent from Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland to the next tier of tight ends in the draft, shares which position group is littered with talent and which is deprived of talent, and assesses Anthony Richardson through two seasons.

(37:28-45:36) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake and Eddie discussing non-network television shows that they have binge watched. It leads to a conversation about how soon it is to give up on a new show and when it becomes acceptable to talk about the ending of a show.

(45:36-1:15:08) – The IndyStar’s Zach Osterman joins the program to recap last night’s win for the Indiana Hoosiers in East Lansing over the Michigan State Spartans with Jake. Additionally, he helps Jake with labeling potential coaching candidates for Indiana into three different tiers, evaluates how likely it is that Brad Stevens will consider IU’s job, and assesses whether Indiana would consider hiring a general manager to oversee the men’s basketball program.

(1:15:08-1:18:45) – Eddie plays Dream On by Aerosmith coming back from break and it reminds Jake of a sports video that ESPN put together recapping the 1900’s. He has Eddie guess which people/teams with Indiana ties were represented in the video.

(1:18:45-1:27:29) – Hour number two concludes with Jake and Eddie listing candidates they came up with to be a general manager for the Indiana Hoosiers and Purdue Boilermakers men’s basketball programs.

(1:27:29-1:54:04) – Sam King from the Lafayette Journal & Courier joins Jake Query to evaluate his list of potential general manager candidates for Purdue men’s basketball. Additionally, they discuss last night’s loss to the Michigan Wolverines, assesses if Purdue can make a run in the NCAA Tournament with three primary scorers, and weighs in on Indiana fans thinking they’ll land Brad Stevens.

(1:54:04-2:07:11) – FanDuel Sports Network & Pacers Radio Network analyst, Eddie Gill, joins Jake Query to dissect what went wrong last night against the New York Knicks. Eddie also points out that the Pacers are better when Tyrese Haliburton is attacking the rim instead of looking to pass and is glad that Pacers fans are starting to realize how important Myles Turner’s presence is to the team’s defense.

(2:07:11-2:10:22) – Today’s show closes with Jake and Eddie discussing when it is supposed to turn into frigid temperatures and Jake’s plans tonight to go to the Indy Fuel game.

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(00:00-11:49) – ESPN NFL Draft Analyst, Matt Miller, joins Query & Company to preview the upcoming NFL Draft and NFL Combine. Matt admits that there is a slight drop in talent from Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland to the next tier of tight ends in the draft, shares which position group is littered with talent and which is deprived of talent, and assesses Anthony Richardson through two seasons.

(11:49-39:26) – The IndyStar’s Zach Osterman joins the program to recap last night’s win for the Indiana Hoosiers in East Lansing over the Michigan State Spartans with Jake. Additionally, he helps Jake with labeling potential coaching candidates for Indiana into three different tiers, evaluates how likely it is that Brad Stevens will consider IU’s job, and assesses whether Indiana would consider hiring a general manager to oversee the men’s basketball program.

(39:26-52:11) – FanDuel Sports Network & Pacers Radio Network analyst, Eddie Gill, joins Jake Query to dissect what went wrong last night against the New York Knicks. Eddie also points out that the Pacers are better when Tyrese Haliburton is attacking the rim instead of looking to pass and is glad that Pacers fans are starting to realize how important Myles Turner’s presence is to the team’s defense.

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(00:00-23:10) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the IndyCar news of Doug Boles being named the President of INDYCAR and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Also, they preview the huge basketball night for the Purdue Boilermakers, Indiana Hoosiers, and Indiana Pacers.

(23:10-39:37) – Purdue volleyball and Pro Federation volleyball All-Star coach, Dave Shondell, joins Query & Company to illustrate the growth of volleyball since his father became the first ever Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association president. Additionally, he comments on how neat it will be to coaching some of the best volleyball players in the world, explains the importance of a libero, and explains how the game of volleyball has evolved.

(39:37-45:05) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake revealing which candidate he thinks makes the most sense for the IU to replace Mike Woodson.

(45:05-1:10:11) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Query & Company to discuss Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show during the Super Bowl and explains what the legal tampering period is with it starting in a month. Also, Stephen assesses if the Philadelphia Eagles broke the Kansas City Chiefs with the way they bullied them and reacts to some of the teams that Jake has placed futures bets on to win the Super Bowl and his over/under for games started next season for Aaron Rodgers.

(1:10:11-1:22:47) – Purdue’s radio analyst, Bobby Riddell, joins Jake Query to preview tonight’s game for the Boilermakers in Ann Arbor against the Michigan Wolverines. Bobby explains how important Caleb Furst has been to the defensive success for Purdue since being inserted into the starting lineup, highlights how difficult Braden Smith is to handle when he’s looking to score first instead of pass first, and touches on Trey Kaufman-Renn’s development over the course of the season.

(1:22:47-1:29:36) – Hour number two concludes with Jake and Eddie discussing the fallout of the Pacers signing Alex Len and pivoting to signing Jahlil Okafor to a ten-day contract yesterday.

(1:29:36-1:55:26) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake Query’s conversation about how the NBA game started to change when Greg Odun’s injuries started piling up. Additionally, Scott previews tonight’s game between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers, provides a scouting report on Jahlil Okafor since he has watched him with the Mad Ants, and admits that he doesn’t foresee Okafor with the Pacers beyond this ten-day contract.

(1:55:26-2:08:46) – Earlier in the program Jake revealed who he thinks will become the next Indiana basketball head coach. He revisits a portion of his conversation with Jeff Rabjohns yesterday about the candidates for the job.

(2:08:46-2:14:21) – Today’s show closes with Jake and Eddie discussing the future of college athletics with more programs hiring general managers. Is that something that IU should consider taking the load off of its next head coach?

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(00:00-24:44) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Query & Company to discuss Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show during the Super Bowl and explains what the legal tampering period is with it starting in a month. Also, Stephen assesses if the Philadelphia Eagles broke the Kansas City Chiefs with the way they bullied them and reacts to some of the teams that Jake has placed futures bets on to win the Super Bowl and his over/under for games started next season for Aaron Rodgers.

(24:44-36:45) – Purdue’s radio analyst, Bobby Riddell, joins Jake Query to preview tonight’s game for the Boilermakers in Ann Arbor against the Michigan Wolverines. Bobby explains how important Caleb Furst has been to the defensive success for Purdue since being inserted into the starting lineup, highlights how difficult Braden Smith is to handle when he’s looking to score first instead of pass first, and touches on Trey Kaufman-Renn’s development over the course of the season.

(36:45-56:50) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake Query’s conversation about how the NBA game started to change when Greg Odun’s injuries started piling up. Additionally, Scott previews tonight’s game between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers, provides a scouting report on Jahlil Okafor since he has watched him with the Mad Ants, and admits that he doesn’t foresee Okafor with the Pacers beyond this ten-day contract.

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Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins Jake Query on Query & Company to assess when the ending of the Mike Woodson era started this season. Jeff also lists some names of coaches that could be on the first call list and then lists some coaches that are in the next tier that could receive a call from Scott Dolson. Finally, he addresses the financial hit that Indiana will take with paying out the rest of Woodson’s contract and the next head coach.

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(00:00-25:38) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the Philadelphia Eagles throttling the Kansas City Chiefs. They also reveal which commercial they liked the most. Additionally, they touch on the Pacers surprising loss to the shorthanded Lakers on Saturday along with Indiana’s loss to Michigan.

(25:38-40:46) – Radio voice of the Indiana Hoosiers, Don Fischer, joins the program and explains what the environment was like when the coaches were introduced in Saturday’s game against Michigan. Also, he agrees with Jake that part of the team’s success on Saturday was that the Hoosiers played more zone defense and finally played one big instead of both. Finally, he assumes that the new basketball coach will be hired almost immediately when the season ends.

(40:46-46:02) – The first hour of the show concludes with Jake sharing his experience at the Billy Joel and Sting concert on Saturday night.

(46:02-1:13:08) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins Jake Query to kick off hour number two and starts his conversation with Jake about last night’s Super Bowl win for the Eagles. They transition to the Hall of Fame process this season with Adam Vinatieri and Reggie Wayne not making it this season. Chappell shares his thoughts on the new voting process, what his case was for Vinatieri when it was his turn to present his case and looks towards the next class of potential Hall of Famers.

(1:13:08-1:18:46) – Jake comes back from break and admits that he was a fan of the halftime show by Kendrick Lamar. He then lays out why he liked the job Tom Brady did on the broadcast last night for the Super Bowl.

(1:18:46-1:30:42) – Hour number two concludes with Jake and Eddie continuing their conversation about Tom Brady as an analyst last night. Jake illuminates one issue that he had with Brady. Finally, they discuss the new NFL on FOX score bug.

(1:30:42-2:00:58) – Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins Jake Query on Query & Company to assess when the ending of the Mike Woodson era started this season. Jeff also lists some names of coaches that could be on the first call list and then lists some coaches that are in the next tier that could receive a call from Scott Dolson. Finally, he addresses the financial hit that Indiana will take with paying out the rest of Woodson’s contract and the next head coach.

(2:00:58-2:07:11) – Jake and Eddie shift the focus of the segment back to the Super Bowl. They debate if Jalen Hurts deserved to be MVP even though it was the defense that dominated the game.

(2:07:11-2:18:36) – Today’s show ends with Jake addressing the Colts fans that think Anthony Richardson can become Jalen Hurts. JMV joins the conversation and then they discuss the halftime show by Kendrick Lamar to end the show!

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(00:00-13:32) – Radio voice of the Indiana Hoosiers, Don Fischer, joins the program and explains what the environment was like when the coaches were introduced in Saturday’s game against Michigan. Also, he agrees with Jake that part of the team’s success on Saturday was that the Hoosiers played more zone defense and finally played one big instead of both. Finally, he assumes that the new basketball coach will be hired almost immediately when the season ends.

(13:32-39:05) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins Jake Query to kick off hour number two and starts his conversation with Jake about last night’s Super Bowl win for the Eagles. They transition to the Hall of Fame process this season with Adam Vinatieri and Reggie Wayne not making it this season. Chappell shares his thoughts on the new voting process, what his case was for Vinatieri when it was his turn to present his case and looks towards the next class of potential Hall of Famers.

(39:05-1:08:09) – Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com joins Jake Query on Query & Company to assess when the ending of the Mike Woodson era started this season. Jeff also lists some names of coaches that could be on the first call list and then lists some coaches that are in the next tier that could receive a call from Scott Dolson. Finally, he addresses the financial hit that Indiana will take with paying out the rest of Woodson’s contract and the next head coach.

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