Query & Schultz Podcast

The longtime college basketball writer with the Sporting News talks Romeo Langford, Purdue's losses, and the after-effects of the FBI investigation.

With the calendar flipped to November, the sectional championships have arrived and Sam has an incredible lineup of games for you as the march to Lucas Oil Stadium continues. A pair of top-10 matchups in 6A headline tonight's action, plus a look back on an action-packed sectional semi-final Friday night.

The guys get back into Gruden, take some calls, and give their Picks at Six for the NFL weekend.

Will Carroll pays his weekly visit, the guys play "Jack's Donuts: Shut Your Donut Hole!", and discuss IU's opener win with Zach Osterman of the IndyStar.

Did the Colts dodge a $100 million bullet by *not* luring Jon Gruden a few years ago? Schultz thinks so, also NHRA Funny Car points leader J.R. Todd joins the show later in the hour.

The points leader and two-time U.S, Nationals winner shares his incredible backstory as he strives to become the first African-American champion in Funny Car history.

Dave Revsine pays the show his usual Friday visit to talk Big Ten, Query gets into his insomnia, and the guys talk more about Domas's big night at the Garden.

Heavy rains swamp the phone lines and put the IHSAA Numbers Game on hold (at least for a bit), but Q & S talk about more awards for the Colts and eventually get to the game they promised.

The guys lead off with Domas Sabonis making history for the Pacers last night. Plus, they're joined by North Central head football coach Kevin O'Shea to talk about their incredible turnaround.

The BTN host talks about a messy situation at Maryland, disappointing losses for Indiana and Purdue, and where Michigan factors into the College Football Playoff discussion.