00:00 – 18:21 Greg Rakestraw joins in studio to help us break down the final week of Indiana high school football. He gives opinion on which teams are flying under the radar as we approach sectionals. They also discuss what the best Colts offseason move was. Rakestraw also stresses the importance of this weekend for college football and also how we’ll have the defacto Big Ten semifinals. James also gets an invitation to be the sideline reporter for Taylor University’s Silent Night Game.

18:21 – 25:31 Cameron Teague from The Athletic joins to give the Ohio State perspective of Saturday’s matchup. The stakes are a bit higher for Ohio State as a higher seed and facing their second loss of the season. Cameron has watched every game for both teams and thinks this is another great matchup.

25:31 – 41:01 Pacers Head Coach Rick Carlisle joins the show ahead of the regular season starting next week. He breaks down Haliburton’s return, the addition of Ivica Zubac and Kelly Oubre Jr., the benefit of DAZN for fans, and he even gets into the aviation alphabet with the guys.

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Pacers Head Coach Rick Carlisle joins the show ahead of the regular season starting next week. He breaks down Haliburton’s return, the addition of Ivica Zubac and Kelly Oubre Jr., the benefit of DAZN for fans, and he even gets into the aviation alphabet with the guys.

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00:00 – 14:02 The Fan Morning Show begins discussing Shane Steichen’s intriguing opening statement after yesterday’s practice. Not really addressing the Titans and what they’re skilled at is understandable, but still out of the ordinary. The Colts injury report also had some interesting wording for some of the listings. Alec Pierce also doesn’t seem close to a return, after seeing his state at practice.

14:02 - 22:10 Morning Checkdown

22:10 - 40:41 Germaine Pratt says that he’s ready to go Sunday against the Titans, but Kevin argues that he might not be in NFL shape. This is different to last year when he came in from the Raiders, but this season he is coming from a role with NC State. Kevin has a weird feeling about Sunday’s game. Nothing specific, but just an odd feeling... As part of the 2006 Colts Super Bowl Anniversary, we caught up with Bob Sanders and heard what he’s been up to.

40:41 - 1:07:22 Greg Rakestraw joins in studio to help us break down the final week of Indiana high school football. He gives opinion on which teams are flying under the radar as we approach sectionals. They also discuss what the best Colts offseason move was. Rakestraw also stresses the importance of this weekend for college football and also how we’ll have the defacto Big Ten semifinals. James also gets an invitation to be the sideline reporter for Taylor University’s Silent Night Game. Morning Checkdown.

1:07:22 - 1:17:16 Cameron Teague from The Athletic joins to give the Ohio State perspective of Saturday’s matchup. The stakes are a bit higher for Ohio State as a higher seed and facing their second loss of the season. Cameron has watched every game for both teams and thinks this is another great matchup.

1:17:16 - 1:21:19 Kevin and James revisit the discussion of the best offseason acquisition for the Colts.

1:21:19 - 1:47:54 Pacers Head Coach Rick Carlisle joins the show ahead of the regular season starting next week. He breaks down Haliburton’s return, the addition of Ivica Zubac and Kelly Oubre Jr., the benefit of DAZN for fans, and he even gets into the aviation alphabet with the guys. Morning Checkdown.

1:47:54 - 1:58:51 Jason Hammer joins to give his picks for the weekend. He also gives his take on parlays vs straight bets.

1:58:51 – 2:03:20 Jake Query joins us to close out the show. They discuss the weekend in college football.

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Butler Men’s Basketball Head Coach Ronald Nored joins us to recap Sunday’s exhibition vs Indiana. He was impressed with the atmosphere in Hinkle Fieldhouse, and the excitement of the fans. He says that this exhibition season is about learning and improving by the time the regular season starts. He also comments on what it was like to have Brad Stevens in the building to support him.

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ESPN’s Stephen Holder joins to explain the Colts’ involvement in Marvin Harrison Jr. and how heavy they were in pursuing him. The Colts much rather would’ve had a healthy Michael Pittman Jr., and that Keenan Allen has been underwhelming this season. Recycling former Lou Anarumo players is a tactic that doesn’t work in the NFL.

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00:00 – 14:34 Tyrese Haliburton seemed to return to form last night against the Thunder in preseason action. Ivica Zubac also looked great, so we can look forward to that pairing throughout the season. Kevin has had some scary thoughts about the Colts, and James compares them to candy corn on Halloween.

14:34 - 20:28 Morning Checkdown

20:28 - 42:10 We got to see all of the starters for the Thunder last night and it was a bit jarring to see them again lined up against the Pacers. However, we did see glimpses of the potential of what this team could be. The regular season begins in a week. Kevin breaks down his scary Colts thoughts. Many of Ballard’s draft picks throughout his tenure have been very horrific and underwhelming. The issues with the Colts are from the top down, and there are ten years' worth of evidence.

42:10 - 1:06:20 ESPN’s Stephen Holder joins to explain the Colts’ involvement in Marvin Harrison Jr. and how heavy they were in pursuing him. The Colts much rather would’ve had a healthy Michael Pittman Jr., and that Keenan Allen has been underwhelming this season. Recycling former Lou Anarumo players is a tactic that doesn’t work in the NFL. LeBron James recently spoke on Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers, and could they be a good regular season team? We’ve seen them become risers in the playoffs, but becoming better in the regular season could take them to another level. Morning Checkdown.

1:06:20 - 1:17:56 Butler Men’s Basketball Head Coach Ronald Nored joins us to recap Sunday’s exhibition vs Indiana. He was impressed with the atmosphere in Hinkle Fieldhouse, and the excitement of the fans. He says that this exhibition season is about learning and improving by the time the regular season starts. He also comments on what it was like to have Brad Stevens in the building to support him.

1:17:56 - 1:23:55 More discussions on Colts roster changes throughout the years and how it affects the team in the current day.

1:23:55 - 1:48:30 We continue our flashback of the 2006 Colts Super Bowl season. We hear Antoine Bethea’s thoughts going into that season and how he could make an impact. We have truly been impressed with both the return of Tyrese Haliburton, and how Ivica Zubac has been able to blend into the lineup with him. This will be a very exciting season as we get it started here in a week. Morning Checkdown.

1:48:30 - 1:58:58 We talk about the ticket prices for IU vs Ohio State. Ohio State has only given up one pass play for more than 30 yards this season. Kevin and James name that Pacers players that they feel haven’t been talked about enough and are excited for. Kevin continues to plan how he can watch the Notre Dame game while at a wedding.

1:58:58 - 2:04:06 Jake Query joins from Rally House today, and he previews his show as well as opportunities for fans to win gift cards.

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00:00 – 15:51 Kevin breaks down his scary Colts thoughts. Many of Ballard’s draft picks throughout his tenure have been very horrific and underwhelming. The issues with the Colts are from the top down, and there are ten years' worth of evidence.

15:51 – 28:06 ESPN’s Stephen Holder joins to explain the Colts’ involvement in Marvin Harrison Jr. and how heavy they were in pursuing him. The Colts much rather would’ve had a healthy Michael Pittman Jr., and that Keenan Allen has been underwhelming this season. Recycling former Lou Anarumo players is a tactic that doesn’t work in the NFL.

28:06 – 37:01 Butler Men’s Basketball Head Coach Ronald Nored joins us to recap Sunday’s exhibition vs Indiana. He was impressed with the atmosphere in Hinkle Fieldhouse, and the excitement of the fans. He says that this exhibition season is about learning and improving by the time the regular season starts. He also comments on what it was like to have Brad Stevens in the building to support him.

37:01 – 44:15 We continue our flashback of the 2006 Colts Super Bowl season. We hear Antoine Bethea’s thoughts going into that season and how he could make an impact.

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Steven Godfrey from Yahoo Sports joins to give Kevin advice on his wedding and Saturday Night Football situation. He also provides some insight on the matchup between IU and Ohio State. He also says that he wants some chaos and wouldn’t mind Big Ten success to disappoint SEC fans. He also talks the Notre Dame and BYU matchup. Steven also gives his take on Arch Manning and is the criticism around him is justified.

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