(00:00-26:13)-JMV starts out the show reacting to the Chris Bosh article that paints Indiana in a negative light, why he was completely wrong, and why it isn’t any different in Miami compared to Bankers Life Fieldhouse. JMV then finds a clip from ESPN’s “The Jump” where they discuss the Pacers and the train wreck that ensued while getting a good laugh out of it.

(26:13-42:01)-Mark Jaynes of the IMS Radio Network joins JMV ahead of the doubleheader at Iowa to discuss the incredible run Scott Dixon, how many fans will be in the stands during the race, and if Jimmy Johnson will test his hand at IndyCar next season.

(42:01-45:52)-JMV takes a couple minutes to recognize the birthday of his childhood crush Phoebe Cates and then takes a call about the clip he played earlier on “The Jump” about the Pacers getting some national love

(45:52-1:12:33)-Former UCLA and Colts TE Charles Arbuckle joins JMV to discuss the latest about the options for College Football to be played this fall, if a conference only schedule changes the way we vote on major awards like the Heisman, and how the condensed time frame will impact some of the top teams in the country

(1:12:33-1:29:08)-TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari joins JMV to discuss the Pacers scrimmage games being broadcast on Pacers.com next week, if they have any access to watch practices, and a glimpse into what the NBA has planned for what fans will see on TV when the NBA games pick back up

(1:29:08-1:34:29)-JMV answers some tweets about the national coverage of the Pacers and why local coverage will always be better than the depth of analysis you’ll get nationally 

(1:34:29-2:01:03)-Mike Chappell from CBS4/FOX59 joins JMV to discuss Marlon Mack’s free agency next year and why the glutton of RB’s in the market the Colts might be able to keep him without paying big bucks, if there are any players on the Colts roster that are worth picking in fantasy football, why Kenny Moore showed that he is one of the MVP’s of the defense last year, and what the Colts have heard from the NFL about training camp that is scheduled to start in about 12 days.

(2:01:03-2:10:46)-JMV takes some time to talk about the Pacers startup and what they have to do to be successful before the playoffs even if Oladipo doesn’t play

(2:10:46-2:15:31)-JMV closes out the show with a call about whether or not the Pacers can thrive without Oladipo and why it might be better to let him go rather than overpay him.

(00:00-24:01)-Former UCLA and Colts TE Charles Arbuckle joins JMV to discuss the latest about the options for College Football to be played this fall, if a conference only schedule changes the way we vote on major awards like the Heisman, and how the condensed time frame will impact some of the top teams in the country 

(24:01-36:17)-TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari joins JMV to discuss the Pacers scrimmage games being broadcast on Pacers.com next week, if they have any access to watch practices, and a glimpse into what the NBA has planned for what fans will see on TV when the NBA games pick back up

(36:17-58:27)-Mike Chappell from CBS4/FOX59 joins JMV to discuss Marlon Mack’s free agency next year and why the glutton of RB’s in the market the Colts might be able to keep him without paying big bucks, if there are any players on the Colts roster that are worth picking in fantasy football, why Kenny Moore showed that he is one of the MVP’s of the defense last year, and what the Colts have heard from the NFL about training camp that is scheduled to start in about 12 days.

(00:00-18:34)-Shams Charania from The Athletic & Stadium joins JMV to talk about the flip flop of Oladipo on deciding to play In Orlando, if the decision is mainly based off the $3 million he would lose if he didn’t play, if there is a disconnect between Oladipo and the Pacers, if the Pacers knew before it was announced that he wasn’t planning on playing in Orlando, and more

(18:34-34:25)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to talk about the Pacers with or without Oladipo playing in Orlando, if the Pacers have made any wrong moves that could cause Oladipo to harbor negative feelings towards the organization, and the effect Washington Township moving to online learning in the fall could have on surrounding schools in Indy

(00:00-30:29)-JMV starts out the show with Nate McMillan’s comments about Oladipo playing 5 on 5 in Orlando and if he has any restrictions in practice. JMV then asks the question if there is any chance the Oladipo could decide to play after practicing with the team for a couple weeks.

(30:29-40:38)-JMV takes some calls about former Hoosier Mo Creek and his game winning bucket in the TBT tournament and if the Elam ending has legs to work in the NBA

(40:38-48:16)-JMV takes a call that looks back at JMV’s comments about coronavirus right before everything shut down in march and how we’ve all changed our thinking since then

(48:16-1:12:41)-ESPN Big Ten Reporter Adam Rittenberg joins JMV to discuss the announcement that the Big Ten will only play conference games, if Indiana and Purdue will get a chance to play being in opposite divisions, and if it’s possible they will try and have a spring football season if the coronavirus numbers don’t improve by the fall

(1:12:41-1:32:05)-IndyStar High School Sports Reporter Kyle Neddenriep joined JMV to discuss Washington Township’s decision to full “e-learning” for the fall semester putting all athletics on hold for now. Is this the 1st domino to fall in high schools in Indiana and what some thresholds would need to be met to have fall athletics.

(1:32:05-1:36:38)-JMV reacts to the news that 2 NBA players have violated the rules of the bubble and have to go back into quarantine

(1:36:38-2:01:18)-MLB pitcher Drew Storen joins JMV to give an update on his situation, the issues MLB is having with testing, if he thinks they are going to be able to finish a whole season, and some stories about his time in the clubhouse and the bus

(2:01:18-2:18:16)-Darnell Booker from the Indy Thunder Beep Baseball joined JMV to discuss an upcoming tournament right here in Indy, how the pandemic has affected their season, and their success over the last 4 years. JMV then circles back to Victor Oladipo playing 5 on 5 in Orlando and having no restrictions and the disconnect between Oladipo and the Pacers front office.

(2:18:16-2:24:52)-JMV closes out the show with a recap of the #SmokeOff with Mike Wells from last Friday and a call on Oladipo.

(00:00-15:54)-ESPN Big Ten Reporter Adam Rittenberg joins JMV to discuss the announcement that the Big Ten will only play conference games, if Indiana and Purdue will get a chance to play being in opposite divisions, and if it’s possible they will try and have a spring football season if the coronavirus numbers don’t improve by the fall

(15:54-34:14)-IndyStar High School Sports Reporter Kyle Neddenriep joined JMV to discuss Washington Township’s decision to full “e-learning” for the fall semester putting all athletics on hold for now. Is this the 1st domino to fall in high schools in Indiana and what some thresholds would need to be met to have fall athletics.

(34:14-53:08)-MLB pitcher Drew Storen joins JMV to give an update on his situation, the issues MLB is having with testing, if he thinks they are going to be able to finish a whole season, and some stories about his time in the clubhouse and the bus

(00:00-29:48)-JMV is joined by Mike Wells and Chris Hagan to start the show and talk about a wide variety of subjects including their #smokeoff preparation, some great “inside baseball” stories 

(29:48-43:13)-JMV tells the story about the time he got blackballed from ESPN during Super Bowl week in Indy in 2005 and Hagan shares his part of the story and something JMV has never heard before.

(42:13-51:21)-Chris Hagan has the guys guessing about a behind the scenes media member that has made him the most mad in his 20+ year tenure in Indy.

(51:21-1:12:23)-The guys discuss Victor Oladipo and if his decision marks the end of his time in Indiana or if the fans will welcome him back before bringing on Tom Dienhart from Gold and Black Illustrated to discuss how Purdue is planning on adjusting to playing a Big Ten only schedule.

(1:12:23-1:33:46)-JMV is joined by Mike Wells and a representative from his charity “Back On My Feet” and his charity “Teachers Treasures” to get a lowdown on what their charities are for and how they’ve been dealing during the pandemic.

(1:33:46-1:38:55)-JMV reacts to the letter Jim Irsay sent to Colts season ticket holders about the Colts plans for games this fall

(1:38:55-2:04:30)-JMV is joined by the cook off judges and what they’re looking for in a great brisket and one of the judges, James Jones’s son Caleb Jones is a football player at Indiana 

(2:04:30-2:13:38)-A winner is officially named for the #SmokeOff and the judges have a lot to criticize about their briskets

(2:13:38-2:20:53)-JMV and Mike Wells react to the winner of the #SmokeOff and Pat Sullivan surprises them with a special gift!

(00:00-29:01)-JMV has officially gone crazy without sports and turned on an old European lower level league basketball game last night just for some basketball action before bringing on TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari to discuss how Pacers games will look on Fox Sports Indiana, if they’re going to be using fake crowd noise, and his thoughts on Oladipo’s decision to not play.

(29:01-47:49)-Friend of the show Jake Query joins to break down the breaking news that the Big Ten will play only conference games for all sports in the fall, including football and getting Jake’s opinion on Oladipo’s decision and why he thinks some fame has gone to Vic’s head.

(47:49-49:25)-JMV does a quick segment answering listener YouTube Live about Oladipo

(49:25-1:17:13)-PFF Fantasy Football Analyst Andrew Erickson joins JMV to give an early look into who will be the best Fantasy Football players this season, why Jonathan Taylor is the #1 Colts player you should target in your draft, and who will be the best fantasy QB’s, WR’s, and RB’s.

(1:17:13-1:32:24)-JMV asks some questions after the news that College Football conferences are going to conference only games including what happens to the CFP and if this will be the year it finally expands, what happens to Notre Dame, will mid major schools be in big trouble if they aren’t getting checks from power 5 schools to play

(1:32:24-1:37:36)-JMV discusses the relationship between Oladipo and the Pacers front office and the current era of players that never feel like management is doing enough to support them.

(1:37:36-2:02:14)-CBS4/Fox59’s Mike Chappell joins JMV to discuss which of the 3 running backs will be the most important for the Colts this season, if the Adam Vinatieri chapter has officially closed, and some scenarios for college football matchups in the fall and if Notre Dame could play Ball State

(2:02:14-2:17:02)-JMV opens up the phone lines to talk up the NHRA at Lucas Oil Raceway this weekend before talking about the curse Indy sports has been on and linking it back to the bad karma from releasing Peyton Manning in 2012

(2:17:02-2:23:25)-JMV closes out the show ranking some of LL Cool J’s best songs and where he will be tomorrow

(00:00-18:18)-Friend of the show Jake Query joins to break down the breaking news that the Big Ten will play only conference games for all sports in the fall, including football and getting Jake’s opinion on Oladipo’s decision and why he thinks some fame has gone to Vic’s head.

(18:18-34:16)-PFF Fantasy Football Analyst Andrew Erickson joins JMV to give an early look into who will be the best Fantasy Football players this season, why Jonathan Taylor is the #1 Colts player you should target in your draft, and who will be the best fantasy QB’s, WR’s, and RB’s.

(34:16-55:24)-CBS4/Fox59’s Mike Chappell joins JMV to discuss which of the 3 running backs will be the most important for the Colts this season, if the Adam Vinatieri chapter has officially closed, and some scenarios for college football matchups in the fall and if Notre Dame could play Ball State

(00:00-27:59)-JMV reacts to the Nate McMillan press conference where he said that he found out about Oladipo the same way everyone else did, trying to figure out why Oladipo is practicing with the Pacers in Orlando, and Paul George still having his ear and influencing him

(27:59-41:27)-GM of Indiana Grand Eric Halstrom joins to discuss the logistics of getting fans back at the horse track and their conversations with the Governor of Indiana, why they had the Indiana Derby on a Wednesday this year, and how the Kentucky Derby and Churchill Downs helped them get up and running

(41:27-46:37)-JMV takes a call questioning why they would let Oladipo practice in Orlando like he’s planning on doing when he isn’t going to play

(46:37-1:07:00)-Tony Renz from Indiana Grand joins JMV to talk about the Indiana Derby, how having live dealers in their casino has been a great success, and the excitement when sports will be back at the end of the month

(1:07:00-1:24:53)-JMV is joined by his friend Kevin Rader who is retiring from WTHR after 30 years to talk about the time JMV hyperventilated before going on channel 13, the time he was on Live TV with his pants zipper down, and a great story about his relationship with Wisconsin AD and Hall of Fame Football Coach Barry Alvarez

(1:24:53-1:30:46)-JMV resets the show and gets some fan questions about Oladipo and the questionable decisions he’s made over the last week

(1:30:46-2:02:20)- 1075TheFan.com’s Kevin Bowen joins JMV to take a deep dive into Oladipo including some bad influence’s he has in his ear, if Oladipo’s ceiling is being an all-NBA player like he was in his 1st year with the Pacers or if that was an anomaly and he isn’t that caliber of player, why he’s still practicing 5 on 5 in Orlando, and the PR mess he’s experiencing now by announcing so early.

(2:02:20-2:09:23)-JMV answers some listener questions after his conversation with Kevin Bowen about the info he’s been told about Paul George’s conversations with Oladipo, why Pacers fans never expected Oladipo to do this to Pacers fans

(2:09:23-2:14:45)-JMV closes out the show with an update on his smoke off Friday with Mike Wells and how his test brisket went earlier today

(00:00-26:54)-1075TheFan.com’s Kevin Bowen joins JMV to take a deep dive into Oladipo including some bad influence’s he has in his ear, if Oladipo’s ceiling is being an all-NBA player like he was in his 1st year with the Pacers or if that was an anomaly and he isn’t that caliber of player, why he’s still practicing 5 on 5 in Orlando, and the PR mess he’s experiencing now by announcing so early.

(26:54-39:43)-JMV is joined by his friend Kevin Rader who is retiring from WTHR after 30 years to talk about the time JMV hyperventilated before going on channel 13, the time he was on Live TV with his pants zipper down, and a great story about his relationship with Wisconsin AD and Hall of Fame Football Coach Barry Alvarez