Query & Schultz Podcast

Hall of Famer Slick Leonard joins us to talk about Robin Miller's new book about the ABA Pacers as well as his recovery process from a fall in January and when we can expect to hear him back in the booth.

With Loyola-Chicago's improbable Elite Eight run, we check in with Jerry Harkness, captain of the 1963 Loyola championship team as well as an original ABA Pacer.

The guys get back into the NCAA Tournament talk, make their picks for tonight, and talk Boilers with Gold & Black Illustrated's Brian Neubert.

Dave Revsine of the Big Ten Network talks Purdue and Michigan, the guys play the $100,000 Pyramid Injury Report.

With the Sweet 16 resuming tonight, the guys talk about how they think the bracket shakes out from here. Also, Query is preparing for this weekend's Snowmageddon.

Schultz doesn't buy what Chris Ballard said about not realizing the severity of the Colts-Patriots rivalry to Colts' fans, and he calls him out for it.

The BTN studio hosts talks Purdue's chances against Texas Tech and where Tom Izzo's Spartans go from here.

Carmel's first-year head coach, who ironically led us off as our first guest this basketball season, joins us on the final show of the year to look back on his team's run to the 4A State Title game on Saturday.

The guys get back into the Colts and what their needs are, Query has an issue with how Schultz verbalizes positions on the depth chart (RB1, LG1, etc.), and NBA writer Sean Deveney of the Sporting News talks Pacers and East Regional.

Former Colts OL Dylan Gandy gives his take on why Indy's line has struggled for almost a decade, and C.J. Walker of Florida State joins us from Los Angeles to look back on his days at Tech and talk Sweet 16.