Indiana hopes to bounce back after its loss to Ohio State by beating a Maryland team that hasn't played in three weeks and is somewhat of an unknown. We hear from Tom Allen, Michael Penix, and Ty Fryfogle.

It only makes sense the most fun place on Earth would produce the likes of Johnny Jager. The man is just a damn good time. This hometown hero drops in for a delightful conversation, diving headfirst into a juicy conversation about this year’s team and expectations for the upcoming season. Then we blast to the past and cover his Bloomington boyhood, his brief sojourn to Wabash College, and finally his prodigal son’s return as a walk-on player and now graduate manager for the Indiana Hoosiers. And oh yeah, his considerable talents expand beyond the confines of a basketball court, as you and your ears will soon find out.

Indiana fell behind huge early in the second half at Ohio State, but IU's mental toughness showed through in a tough loss.

Indiana is 4-0 and ranked in the top 10, but the next step is to make a statement at Ohio State. We hear from Tom Allen and Michael Penix.

What's better than a 6'9" banger down low with a high motor and a 7'3" wingspan? A 6'9" banger down low with a high motor and a 7'3" wingspan who just signed with Indiana. Logan Duncomb is not only bringing his physical skills to Bloomington in 2021, he's bringing a winning mind-set. Alongside his Archbishop-Moeller high school teammates, this four-star recruit has gone 59-1 over the last two years, winning one Ohio state championship only to have the pandemic cut short the defense of their title. Get to know the newest member of Hoosier family as he describes his game, why he chose to wear the candy stripes, and what his preferred brand of ice cream is in greater Cincinnati area.

Indiana needed to make a statement on the road vs. Michigan State, and the Hoosiers answered the call despite not playing their best football in a 24-0 win.

The No. 10-ranked Hoosiers head to East Lansing to take on a shaky Michigan State team, and IU still has an opportunity to make a statement despite being favored.

Imagine being invited to be a walk-on for your beloved Indiana Hoosiers. Now envision working so hard and being so dedicated that you battle through injuries to earn yourself a scholarship, becoming a crucial player by your senior year. Finally, picture accomplishing all that while playing for FOUR DIFFERENT HEAD COACHES.

To say Kyle Taber's tenure at IU was unique is the epitome of understatement, and his perspective on surviving the Mike Davis/Kelvin Sampson/Dan Dakich/Tom Crean era is something you simply cannot miss.

The Hoosiers shook off a lot of demons to dominate Michigan in a 38-21 victory that proved to be Indiana's most complete football game in years.

The No. 13-ranked Hoosiers look to make a statement and end a long losing streak vs. Michigan, and IU seems poised to show what they're made of. We hear from head coach Tom Allen, OC Nick Sheridan, and DC Kane Wommack.