The guys look back on the good and bad from another season-opening loss for the Colts, look forward to huge opportunities for Indiana and Purdue this Saturday, and remember the legendary James Earl Jones.

The guys dive into the Colts' huge opening week showdown with Houston and explain why they're both optimistic about Indy's chances this season. Also, a look at the debuts for IU, Purdue, and Notre Dame, the red hot Fever, and Jake is already shoveling dirt on the Dabo Swinney era at Clemson.

Now 200 episodes in, the guys celebrate their unforeseen milestone by discussing Colts cut downs, their differing views on Indiana and Purdue football based on the teams' schedules, and acknowledge the many folks that have made this stupid show possible.

The guys discuss how patient they'll be with the 2024 Colts and take a look at the team's underwhelming tight end room. Also, the Fever are looking great out of the Olympic break, quick thoughts on the Pacers' schedule release, and Jake creates a multi-faceted Beatles concert scenario.

The guys jump into the storylines of the Colts' preseason opener and return of Anthony Richardson. Plus, Jake declares a young Colt the team's next big star, discussions of the new Guardian caps, a final salute to the Olympics, and a possible farewell to a great era of NBA legends.

The guys discuss the disappointing Colts' safety room and the front office's seeming unwillingness to enlist outside help, some standout Olympic performance (particularly in the sprint events), and a Trevor Lawrence comparison sparks a discussion about the NBA's mid-1990s player hierarchy.

The guys get into the impact of the Samson Ebukam injury and other Colts' storylines from training camp, give their quick reaction to the Andrew Nembhard contract (they were gone last week, after all), pick their favorite Olympic event to watch, and try not to say the SECRET WORD.

The guys reminisce about when this week (MLB All-Star Game) was a really big week in the sports world, voice their concerns with Jarace Walker's slow progress for the Pacers, and continue to talk about the Fever's stellar play heading into the Olympic break.

The guys give their offseason grades for the Pacers, now that their roster is basically set for the 2024-25 season. They also discuss the pros and cons of Tyrese Haliburton's upcoming Team USA experience, Caitlin Clark continuing to make history, and the fast food places they'll either happily stop for or avoid completely.

The guys examine the Pacers continuing to Run It Back with the re-signing of Obi Toppin and discuss their newly-minted 2024 NBA Draft class. Plus, are the Pacers being passed by other East contenders and are Schultz's shorts too short?