It’s the final hour on Network Indiana’s Indiana Sports Talk, and Coach Bob Lovell and Sam Fritz are joined by Ball State Radio Network’s David Eha to talk Ball State’s loss to Kent, 86-65. Carmel HC Ryan Osborn calls in to talk the difference between a good team and a championship team after a close win over Bill Zych and Pike, 52-49. Coach Scott McClelland calls in to talk about Noblesville’s 51-31 win over Franklin Central and speaks on the importance of conference road wins in the Hoosier Crossroads as the Millers pick up their first win away from home. WAXL broadcaster Steve Kolb from Santa Claus, IN, joins Coach Lovell to talk South Spencer’s 80-57 trouncing of North Posey. Hoosier Basketball Magazine’s Kip Wesner calls into the show to talk hoops for a bit. Girls basketball is a big topic as Coach Lovell prepares for the GBB Sectional Pairings show. David Deaton calls to talk Orleans’ 63-21 nail biter against Perry Central. 

<p>It’s the final hour on Network Indiana’s Indiana Sports Talk, and Coach Bob Lovell and Sam Fritz are joined by Ball State Radio Network’s David Eha to talk Ball State’s loss to Kent, 86-65. Carmel HC Ryan Osborn calls in to talk the difference between a good team and a championship team after a close win over Bill Zych and Pike, 52-49. Coach Scott McClelland calls in to talk about Noblesville’s 51-31 win over Franklin Central and speaks on the importance of conference road wins in the Hoosier Crossroads as the Millers pick up their first win away from home. WAXL broadcaster Steve Kolb from Santa Claus, IN, joins Coach Lovell to talk South Spencer’s 80-57 trouncing of North Posey. Hoosier Basketball Magazine’s Kip Wesner calls into the show to talk hoops for a bit. Girls basketball is a big topic as Coach Lovell prepares for the GBB Sectional Pairings show. David Deaton calls to talk Orleans’ 63-21 nail biter against Perry Central. </p>

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