The Peegs Podcast

Indiana needed overtime to escape an upset scare against Minnesota, but a 25-yard touchdown catch from Charlie Becker sent the Hoosiers home happy on Homecoming weekend.

On this week's podcast, Peegs.com's Matt Weaver and Jared Kelly recap Indiana's thrilling win over Minnesota, dive into the quarterback situation between Josh Hoover and Grant Wilson that IU now has to sort through, and examine the special teams struggled that have become a troubling trend.
They also detail the Hoosiers' continued defensive dominance, then look ahead briefly to Tuesday night's first College Football Playoff rankings reveal.

After you're done listening, head over to Peegs.com for all the latest news and notes on IU football, basketball and athletics.

The Hoosiers got off to a solid start to the regular season, rolling to an easy victory over Eastern Illinois. We broke down IU's victory and got a glimpse of what is possible.

Indiana basketball head coach Darian DeVries has rebuilt his roster for his second year, once again leaving Hoosier fans less-than-familiar with this year's players. We welcome Trevor Andershock from Peegs.com to break down IU's entire roster, player-by-player, and look at the Hoosiers' strengths and weaknesses.

The Hoosiers needed overtime for the second straight week, but they once again did just enough to win in 23-16 victory over Minnesota. We took your calls and welcomed guests onto the microphone on Halloween night.

Indiana is coming off an overtime win over Michigan on the road, and the Hoosiers return home to face a Minnesota team that has some good wins on its resume. We break down IU's keys for winning, hear from players and coaches, and talk a little basketball along the way.

Indiana football left Ann Arbor last Saturday with its first win at Michigan since 1967 following a tense 13-6 overtime victory. The Hoosiers improved to 7-1 overall after the win, but it came at the expense of a season that's only grown longer and a bye week that seemingly cannot come any sooner.

Peegs.com's Matt Weaver and Jared Kelly dive into IU's win at Michigan, including an unsightly performance from both offenses and a pair of defenses in contention for the nation's best. They also detail quarterback Josh Hoover's apparent injury and attempt to parse through IU's available options with Hoover not fully healthy.

In the final segment, Weaver and Kelly preview this Saturday's Homecoming game against Minnesota and why the 21-point spread in favor of Indiana seems a bit surprising. They end the show by giving their final score predictions ahead of the Hoosiers and Golden Gophers on Halloween.

Once you're done listening, head over to Peegs.com for more Indiana football coverage and all the latest news you need to know from around IU Athletics.

The Hoosiers' defense led the way to help IU win in Michigan for the first time since 1967 in a 13-6 win in overtime over the Wolverines at the Big House. We broke down the game live at The Sip in Ellettsville.

Indiana football's 22-game winning streak was snapped in a 19-15 loss to No. 3 Ohio State in Bloomington. Despite missed opportunities and mistakes throughout, the Hoosiers had an opportunity for a game-winning drive late in the fourth quarter, but Nick Marsh's failed toe-tap catch in the end zone ultimately allowed the Buckeyes to escape victorious.

Peegs.com's Matt Weaver and Jared Kelly reflect on IU's loss to Ohio State, Josh Hoover's accuracy struggles, countless missed opportunities and more that led to the defeat. They also detail Indiana's rushing struggles and why they point to a much larger problem going forward.

Then, Weaver and Kelly round out the show by previewing this Saturday's road game at Michigan in Ann Arbor, where the Hoosiers haven't won since 1967. They finish the show by giving their final score predictions.

Once you're done listening, head over to Peegs.com for all the latest and most up-to-date coverage of IU Athletics!

The Hoosiers are coming off a loss for the first time in ages, and a road trip to Michigan will provide a test for Curt Cignetti's team. We hear from Cig, WR Charlie Becker, and DT Tyrique Tucker as Indiana preps for the Big House.

In a game of inches, the Hoosiers came up just short vs. Ohio State, losing for the first time in a season and a half in a 19-15 loss to the Buckeyes. We broke down the game at Memorial Stadium, took your calls, and talked to fans in the parking lot.