In the final hour of tonight’s show, Coach Lovell plays some interviews that Network Indiana’s own, Brad Huber, got today from Qualifying with Indy 500 champions Helio Castroneves and Josef Newgarden. Then Steve Krah of IndianaRBI.com joins the show to talk about the upcoming high school baseball sectionals and who they might be able to see play at Victory Field for the championships. Nathaniel Finch rejoins to talk a little bit about UIndy softball with their star pitcher, Kenzie Smith, and making a World Series trip down in Orlando. Then to wrap up another edition of Indiana Sports Talk, Brendan King joins the program to talk about the South Bend Cubs 9-2 loss against the Fort Wayne TinCaps. They also recap Qualifying today and they look at who they think has a chance to get Pole for tomorrow and who could get bumped from the 33-car field. 

During the second hour of the show, Coach chats with Howard Kellman and talk about the Indianapolis Indians massive 16-10 win over the Toledo Mud Hens. Chris Denari joins the program to preview Game 7 between the Indiana Pacers and the New York Knicks. Tony Donohue, host of the Tony D Podcast, joins Coach to recap Qualifying and talks about certain Chevrolet drivers having ‘plenum events’ such as Agustin Canapino and Ed Carpenter. NASCAR RaceHub host and NASCAR Xfinity Series commentator for FS1, Adam Alexander joins the show to talk about the NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro tomorrow night. They also talk about the torrential downpour that flooded the garage and the logistics of Kyle Larson competing in ‘The Double’. 

It’s another Saturday night edition of Indiana Sports Talk with Coach Bob Lovell! Coach kicks off the show with tonight’s studio host, Nathaniel Finch as he previews Pacers, Fever, and Indy 500 Qualifying. Mark Jaynes joins the show to talk about Day 1 of Qualifying for the 108th Indy 500 that showed so much drama. Will Power and his Team Penske teammates were 1-2-3 and Marcus Ericsson and Graham Rahal are in jeopardy of getting bumped. They talk about who they have been impressed with, such as Kyle Larson, Kyle Kirkwood, and Takuma Sato. Then to wrap up the first hour of the show, Coach talks with Nathaniel Finch and tonight’s producer, Landon Coons, about their experiences and what they saw at Qualifying.  

In the final hour of tonight’s show, Coach Lovell talks with the newly named head coach for the Tri-West boys basketball coach, Tommy Strine. He talks about how blessed he feels to start this new chapter of his career after he was an assistant coach at IUPUI. Later in the show, Brendan King joins the show as he has been doing track updates from IMS for Network Indiana, The Fan, and WIBC. They talk about Team Penske’s reign of terror on Fast Friday and who looks strong for qualifying for tomorrow. They also talk a little bit about the South Bend Cubs loss to the Fort Wayne TinCaps 8-7. Then to close out the show, Tony Donohue joins the show to discuss more about Fast Friday and previewing qualifying for tomorrow.

During the second hour of the show, Coach chats with Matt Taylor as the Indianapolis Colts had their schedule released for the 2024-2025 season and break down what the season looks like, what looks good for the team, along with Anthony Richardson going into his second season. Howard Kellman joins the show to discuss the Indianapolis Indians 8-3 loss at Victory Field against the Toledo Mud Hens. Later in the show, Greg Rakestraw joins the show to talk more about Fast Friday and previews Day 1 of Qualifying for the 108th Indy 500. They also talk a little bit about the Indiana Pacers trying to force a Game 7 against the Knicks. 

It’s another Friday night edition of Indiana Sports Talk with Coach Bob Lovell! Coach kicks off the show with tonight’s studio host, Corbin Lingenfelter talking Game 6 of the Pacers and Knicks. Mark Jaynes joins the show to recap practice week so far for the 108th Indy 500 and previewing Day 1 of Qualifying. They talk about Team Penske’s dominance along with how well Kyle Larson has taken to the 500.  

After the scoreboard update, coach brings Nathaniel Finch back on to delve into the huge game 4 tomorrow downtown between the Pacers and Knicks, where Indiana trails in the series 2-1. As well as the excitement surrounding Indiana sports this month. They also dive into the Indianapolis Colts as rookie minicamp has begun for the 2024 colts draft class. Tony Donohue then joins to continue the talk surrounding Palou’s win today at the Sonsio grand prix at the IMS. The South Bend Cubs won 4-3 over Cedar Rapids, coach talks with Brendan King, the voice of the South Bend Cubs, to discuss their W. We hear quickly from Brad Huber as he was able to talk to Alex Palou getting his thoughts on his Grand Prix victory.  

After a scoreboard update, Greg Rakestraw of the ISC Sports Network calls in to talk some college softball first, then discuss his day at IMS as Alex Palou won from the pole to clinch the Sonsio Grand Prix. They also dive into Game 4 coming up between the Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.  Howard Kellman, the voice of the Indianapolis Indians, phones in to talk the Indians 6-5 loss to the Louisville Bats. Coach then talks to John Herrick about the Horizon League softball tournament. Steve Krah of IndianaRBI.com hops on to discuss high school baseball and commits around the state of Indiana.  

Coach Bob Lovell starts the show after a Nathaniel Finch scoreboard update, Coach talks with Nathaniel Finch and producer Jace Hodge who had the call on the UIndy Softball team’s 1-0 win over Lewis to advance to the Division II Super Regionals. Coach then discusses the Sonsio Grand Prix with Mark Jaynes of the IndyCar Radio Network who had the call on the Alex Palou victory.  

After the scoreboard update, Coach talks about Indiana sports in general and how good the sports are here in the Month of May. Coach and Nathaniel then talk about the Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks and the injury status of both teams. Scott Agness of the Fieldhouse Files calls in to discuss the Pacers Game 3 win over the New York Knicks and how the Pacers got the victory. Brendan King, the voice of the South Bend Cubs, talks with Coach about their 7-6 comeback win over the Cedar Rapids Kernels.  

After a scoreboard update, Coach talks about the Indiana Pacers win over the New York Knicks in game 3, and the NBA Playoffs in general. Specifically, Andrew Nembhard’s step back three to clinch the win for Indiana. Coach then talks UIndy Softball as they roll through the Midwest Regional with Jace Hodge, the producer of today’s show. He then returns to Nathaniel Finch to talk about the huge win from the Pacers once again. Steve Krah of IndianaRBI.com then calls in to talk high school and college baseball with Coach. Tony Donohue then calls in to talk the Indy Next race and everything coming up in the month of May as far as racing goes. 

Coach Bob Lovell starts the show after a Nathaniel Finch scoreboard update, Coach talks with Nathaniel Finch about the Indiana Pacers game 3 against the New York Knicks as they finish that one out. He then talks with Mark James about the qualifications for the Indy 500 as well as the Grand Prix taking place in Indianapolis. He also talks with Howard Kellman, the voice of the Indianapolis Indians, about the Indians loss 3-0 to the Louisville Bats.  

Coach and Corbin Lingenfelter start the final hour of the show talking about the Kentucky Derby, and Coach’s one experience with horse racing, where he took a wild ride at Anderson. South Bend Cubs commentator Brendan King joins the show to talk about the Cubs 7-6 win over the Lansing Lugnuts. Last night’s game was also his 500th game with the South Bend Cubs. Brad Huber, voice of Paragon Speedway, joins the show to give a recap of the Chuck Amati Classic. 

Coach starts the second hour of the show talking to Kyle Neddenriep about high school sports reclassification. Neddenriep runs through some of the changes made to conferences and sectionals. Greg Rakestraw joins the show to recap Indiana State’s 8-5 win over Belmont. Rakestraw talks about the overall experience of the team, and how it is essentially the same team as last year. Coach and Steve Krah talk about high school baseball around the state of Indiana. The two highlight some top teams to look for in sectionals. Scott Agness joins the show to preview the Pacers vs the Knicks series in the NBA playoffs. 

It’s another Saturday night on IST. Coach Bob Lovell and Corbin Lingenfelter kickoff the show talking about the upcoming playoff game for the Pacers on Monday night against the Knicks. Indianapolis Indians announcer Howard Kellman joins the show to talk about the Indians 9-3 loss to the Bisons. Kurt Darling joins the show to talk about UPSL soccer with Southern Indiana FC. 

In the final hour of tonight’s show, coach talks with the voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, as they talk about the recent draft picks and the continuing work during the offseason. Later, Brendan King joins the show to talk about the South Bend Cubs 3-0 win over the Lansing Lugnuts. Then, host of The Tony D Podcast, Tony Donohue, joins the show to talk about the upcoming month of May for the Rev Event, Sonsio Grand Prix, and the 108th Indianapolis 500. He also recaps last weekend's Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix from Barber Motorsports Park with Scott McLaughlin taking the win. Finally, they talk about the odd incident with the mannequin, Georgina, falling during the race. 

During the second hour of the show, coach wishes with producer, Landon Coons, a happy graduation for tomorrow night, and chats with studio host, Brad Huber, about his upcoming work with Paragon Speedway. Steve Krah from IndianaRBI.com joins the show to talk about Indiana high school baseball. Howard Kellman talks with coach about the Indianapolis Indians 10-4 loss to the Buffalo Bisons. Then to close out the second hour, the newest head coach for the UIndy Greyhounds, Scott Heady, joins the show to talk about his new coaching journey.  

It’s another Friday night edition of Indiana Sports Talk with Coach Bob Lovell! Coach kicks off the show with tonight’s studio host, Brad Huber. Greg Rakestraw joins the show as he had the call for Indiana State baseball as they defeated Belmont 15-5 in 7 innings. They then wish luck to producer, Landon Coons, as he prepares for commencement tomorrow night at UIndy. They talk a little bit about next week's Sonsio Grand Prix at the Indianapolis road course as the month of May has arrived in preparation for the 108th Indianapolis 500.  

After the scoreboard update, Coach talks with Brendan King who voices the South Bend Cubs to go over their 12-7loss to the Quad Cities River bandits tonight. They then preview the South Bend Cubs next series against the Lansing Lugnuts. Coach and Corbin Lingenfelter then talk the Indiana Pacers and the status of Damian Lillard for the Bucks. They then recap all the colts' draft picks over the 7 rounds, and how their season may look for the upcoming league year.  

After a scoreboard update, Greg Rakestraw rejoins to continue his talk with Coach about the Indianapolis Colts and looking forward to next season. They also discuss the upcoming Game 4 between the Indiana Pacers and the Milwaukee Bucks tomorrow night and how massive this game is, especially with the injury-riddled Bucks squad. Matt Taylor, the voice of the Colts, then joins the show to discuss the Indianapolis Colts more in depth. After Matt, Tony Donohue of the Tony D Podcast calls in from Alabama to the show to talk about the upcoming IndyCar race with Coach. Coach continues the racing talk with Adam Alexander of FS1 to discuss NASCAR and its upcoming Monster Mile race.  

Coach Bob Lovell starts the show after a Corbin Lingenfelter scoreboard update, Coach talks with Corbin about the Indianapolis Colts draft prospects from Day 3, the final day, of the NFL Draft. Greg Rakestraw then calls in to discuss the Indy Eleven’s 2-1 win over North Carolina FC. They also discuss the current facility the Indy 11 use at IUPUI and the Colts draft.  

After a scoreboard update by Brad Huber, Coach talks with Greg Rakestraw about the Colts draft so far and the NFL draft as a whole. Coach then talks with Brad Huber about the Indiana Pacers once again, and why coach believes Haliburton should be more aggressive when it comes to scoring. Brendan King joins the show to talk the South Bend Cubs win. To end of the show Coach quickly talks with Indy Eleven head coach Sean McCulley. 

Mike Neu of Ball State joins the show to talk to Coach about football. He talks about the strengths and weaknesses of the division Ball State plays in, and how the landscape of the game has changed with the championship games. Neu previews the upcoming season starting on September 7th and talks about how Ball State is about to enter its 100th season. Neu talks about some of the key players on the offensive side of things. Jeremiah Johnson of Bally Sports Indiana calls in to talk about the Game 3 Win for the Indiana Pacers. Steve Krah of Indiana RBI.com then talks with coach about high school baseball across the state.  

It’s another Indiana Sports Talk Friday night. Coach kicks off the show talking about some racing, with Mark Jaynes. Jaynes talks about the upcoming race at Barber Motorsports Park, and highlights some of the drivers who are performing well in practice so far. Coach and Brad Huber talk about the Pacers win over the Milwaukee Bucks in an overtime thriller. 

To start off this hour, Coach Bob Lovell talks Pacers basketball with Chris Denari, TV voice of the Pacers, previewing the Pacers v Bucks game, with an update on Giannis Antetokounmpo’ injury, along with his thoughts for playoffs. Network IN’s own and voice of the South Bend Cubs Brendan King joins after the Cubs’ 10-7 loss to the Beloit Sky Carp to share how the Cubs have not had everything in their favor, from the weather to the injuries, and shares his thoughts on what they can do to get out of this losing streak. To finish out the show, Network IN’s Scoreboard Updates Anchor Nathaniel Finch talks with Coach about all things Indiana sports!  

After a scoreboard update from Nathaniel Finch, Coach Bob Lovell talks Notre Dame spring football with Dr. Len Clark of Irish 101, starting with how the Fighting Irish’s Blue-Gold Game went, and what to expect for the rest of the spring and summer training. Dr. Len also shares about the success of Notre Dame’s cross-country team! Then, voice of the Indianapolis Indians Howard Kellman gives a rundown of the Indians’ rough 12-4 loss against St. Paul, and a look at the upcoming schedule. WITZ’s Chris Norton then joins to share about the Jasper baseball invitational, the lead up to the Wildcats’ defending win, and how this will affect sectional play ahead.  For the back half of the hour, Coach turns his attention to racing! Voice of the Indianapolis 500 Mark Jaynes from the IndyCar Radio Network joins to preview one of the bigger races on the IndyCar schedule with tomorrow's Grand Prix through the Streets of Long Beach. Felix Rosenqvist just earned the first pole in the history of Meyer Shank Racing, leading the field heading to tomorrow's street race. Then, Coach talks NASCAR with Fox Sports 1’s Adam Alexander. Like IndyCar, the NASCAR Cup Series enjoys one of its biggest races of the year as the series heads to the iconic Talladega Superspeedway tomorrow.

Coach Bob Lovell begins this hour joined by Mike Broughton, game director for the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star Series, who shares about the upcoming schedule and goes in-depth about the decisions that determine which players make the roster. Network IN’s Scoreboard Updates Anchor Nathaniel Finch then shares insight on the quickly approaching NFL Draft and how the Indianapolis Colts can make the most of their picks. 

After a scoreboard update from James Adams, Coach Bob Lovell talks a little bit of everything regarding Indiana sports. Then, Tony Donohue joins the show to talk about the big IndyCar race this weekend on the Streets of Long Beach in California. After that, its Network Indiana’s own Brendan King, who had the call of the South Bend Cub’s extra innings loss in Beloit this weekend. Then, they talk about the win of the parent club, the South Bend Cubs.

After a scoreboard update from James Adams, Coach Bob Lovell is joined by hall of fame broadcaster Howard Kellman from the Indianapolis Indians. Indy just claimed their fourth game in a row, plus Paul Skenes has been dominating and they get into it all. Then, Jack Ankony from HoosiersNow.com (a Sports Illustrated entity) joins to talk about everything going on in Bloomington. The Hoosiers’ football team just played their first Spring Game since 2019, and they talk about how it went. Then, they discuss what things look like across the parking lot at Assembly Hall. Next, James Adams takes his update anchor hat off and puts on his co-host cap to talk about the Pacers and the Colts with Coach Lovell. Greg Rakestraw of the ISC Sports Network joins to talk about a new soccer team in Southern Indiana that ISC carried on its network this evening. Plus, they talk about what positions the Colts could be looking at as the NFL Draft approaches late next week. 

Coach Bob Lovell starts the show after a James Adams scoreboard update talking about the Indiana Pacers as they start their playoff series in Milwaukee in just two days. Coach is joined by Jeremiah Johnson, the pre/half/postgame show host and sideline reporter for the Pacers on Bally Sports Indiana. JJ talks with Coach for the entirety of the first half hour. 

In the final hour of tonight’s show, coach talks with Len Clark about his upcoming book, “Teddy and the Stags” and previews the upcoming Notre Dame football season. Then the voice of the South Bend Cubs, Brendan King, joins the program to talk about the South Bend Cubs comeback win over the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers 11-3. BK and coach also talk some more about some MLB news and Notre Dame football. Finally, they preview the 108th Indianapolis 500 with the recent testing with Josef Newgarden and Kyle Larson on top. Then to wrap up the show, Corbin Lingenfelter talks with coach to preview the Pacers playoff possibilities and their regular-season finale against the Atlanta Hawks tomorrow afternoon and close with some talk of The Masters and the Indiana Fever-Caitlin Clark upcoming draft. 

During the second hour of the show, coach chats with Rob Blackman, to reflect on Purdue’s basketball season and the unfortunate loss to UConn in the championship game. Then, Matthew Graves, the newly named head coach for the Indiana State men’s basketball team, joins the show to talk about the NIT Tournament, getting the new coaching opportunity, and preview the next season. Then to wrap up the second hour, Bally Sports Indiana and host for the Indiana Pacers joins the program to preview the end of the regular season for the Pacers, taking on the Atlanta Hawks tomorrow afternoon and they preview the outlook for the Pacers playoff scenarios.  

It’s another Saturday night edition of Indiana Sports Talk with Coach Bob Lovell! Coach kicks off the show with tonight’s studio host, Corbin Lingenfelter. The voice of the Indianapolis Indians, Howard Kellman, joins to talk about the Indians double-header loss to the Toledo Mud Hens. Game 1 ended in a 3-2 loss with Game 2 ending in a 13-4 loss. Then Greg Rakestraw joins the show to talk about the Indy Eleven’s loss to the Charleston Battery 4-2. Then they wrap up the first hour of the show previewing the Indianapolis Colts and the upcoming NFL Draft. 

Adam Alexander of NASCAR Race Hub joins the show with Coach to start the final hour of the show. The two talk about how Alexander started out covering the Evansville Aces, and started calling the show when he was still in Evansville. Alexander previews the Cup Series race at Texas and recaps the Truck Series race. He talks to Coach about how talented Kyle Larson is, and who he thinks is in the running for the playoffs. Kip Wesner of Hoosier Basketball Magazine joins to recap workouts for some of the top college prospects from the high school ranks in Indiana. Tony Donahue joins the show to give more coverage of IndyCar testing, and talks about how IndyCar plans to do everything in their power to finish the Indy 500 under green. Brendan King joins the show to recap the South Bend Cubs 2-1 win over the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. 

In the second hour of the show, Coach talks to Brad Huber about testing at IMS, and talks to Mark Jaynes about the upcoming IndyCar race at Long Beach and the 500. Mark talks about how big of a deal it is to have Kyle Larson competing in the 500 this year, and what he learned from the test, and who will be the haves and have nots of the championship this year. Brad Huber and Coach talk about the Pacers loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Howard Kellman joins the show to talk about the Indianapolis Indians 3-4 loss against the Toledo Mudhens. 

It’s another IST Friday night, Coach and Brad Huber kick things off with a scoreboard update. Greg Rakestraw joins Coach to talk Indiana State baseball. Rakestraw had the call for Indiana State’s 14-2 win over Bradley. He also talks to Coach about Indiana State’s new basketball hire. The two also talk about Paul Corsaro coming to IU Indianapolis. Paul Condry of Indiana Football Digest joins the show to talk about the upcoming Indiana High School football Gritties at the Colts Complex on Sunday. Condry talks about the guest speakers, and what to expect from the event. 

Coach Lovell talks with the voice of the South Bend Cubs Brendan King joins to recap the Cubs extra innings loss at the hands of the Quad City River Bandits, also discusses the home opener coming up. Coach Interviews Fishers Men's Basketball Coach to discuss his team’s first state championship and the team they have returning. Purdue Basketball’s play-by-play announcer Rob Blackman joins the show from Scottsdale to talk about an exciting night for Purdue basketball and previews Monday's matchup. Kip Wessner from Hoosier Basketball Magazine previews the upcoming All-Star game and more.

The voice of the Indians Howard Kellman joins. Kellman breaks down Indianapolis’ 4 straight wins. Colts play-by-play announcer Matt Taylor joins to talk about the team and what they look to accomplish this off season. Lynn Clark from Irish 101 calls in to talk about Irish Spring football, specifically the tight quarterback competition. 

Coach Bob Lovell starts the show with Network Indiana’s own Eddie Garrison to discuss the Purdue Boilermakers advancing to the national championship and previewing their opponent Monday night.

Coach Lovell talks with Network Indiana’s own Brad Huber on the Pacers 126-112 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. The voice of the South Bend Cubs Brendan King joins to recap the Cubs 3-1 win over the Quad City River Bandits. Kip Wessner from Hoosier Basketball Magazine previews the upcoming All-Star game and more. 

The voice of the Indians Howard Kellman joins. Kellman breaks down Indianapolis’ 8-3 win over the Memphis Redbirds and Paul Skenes first home game. Gold and Black reporter Alan Karpick calls in to preview Purdue vs NC State in the NCAA Final Four. 93.5/107.5 the Fan host JMV calls in to discuss his alma mater Indiana State’s loss in the NIT Championship and the Josh Schertz news. 

Coach Bob Lovell starts the show with the voice of the Sycamores Joey O’Rourke to discuss the NIT championship loss to Seton Hall Thursday night. Coach and O’Rourke also discuss Indiana State’s absence from the NCAA tournament and some news involving Head Coach Josh Schertz.

Coach starts the final hour of the show by replaying some interviews with winning coaches after the game, including Coach Adams of Fort Wayne Canterbury. Greg Rakestraw, who called the 3A and 4A games for the IHSAA, calls the show and recaps the games between Scottsburg and St. Joseph, with Scottsburg winning 67-57, and Fishers vs. Ben Davis, which Fishers won 65-56. Howard Kellman of the Indianapolis Indians joins the show. He gives a recap of the Indianapolis Indians 4-3 loss against the Louisville Bats. Kip Wesner of Hoosier Basketball Magazine calls the show to give his final thoughts on the 2024 Boys Basketball season and talks about Little Caesar Pizza. Coach ends the show saying goodbye to Brendan King who will start his season calling games for the South Bend Cubs next week. 

It’s IHSAA Boys Basketball Championship Saturday! Coach Bob Lovell and Brendan King of 107.5 The Fan recap all of it as it happens. Coach kicks off the show talking to Coach Stan Gouard basketball coach of USI. Gouard delves into how coaching Division I differs from Division II, and how his coaching style has changed since then. He also talks about the challenges of NIL. Mark Foerster of WMUN in Muncie and the IHSAA Champions Network joins the show to recap the IHSAA 1A and 2A games. He racaps the Fort Wayne Canterbury vs Bethesda Christian game, which Fort Wayne Canterbury won 48-41. He also recaps the Brownstown Central vs Wapahani game. Brownstown Central won 55-36. 

In the final hour of tonight’s show, Coach talks with Corbin about previewing who they would rather see Purdue play in the Elite 8 between Tennessee and Creighton. They also talk about who they think will prevail in the IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament. Then they talk a little bit about Indiana State’s NIT run against Utah. They also talk about #2 Notre Dame and #4 IU women's basketball losses to #3 Oregon State and #1 South Carolina respectively. Tony Donohue joins the program to talk about his recent winnings in a pop-a-shot contest that took him to Los Angeles and traveled to The Thermal Club for the IndyCar $1M Challenge this past weekend. Then to close out another Friday night show, Indiana Pacers sideline reporter, Pat Boylan, joins the show to talk and recap the Pacers 109-90 win tonight over the Los Angeles Lakers. 

During the second hour of the show, coach chats with Brendan King about the call on the Indiana State Sycamores baseball team with a win over UIC 10-6. They also preview Brendan’s upcoming season being the voice of the South Bend Cubs. They also talk a little bit about the Sycamores upcoming NIT Final Four matchup against Utah on Tuesday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Pete Smith joins the show to talk some more about his upcoming call for the IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament and recently being inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Rob Blackman, the voice of Purdue men’s basketball, joins the show to talk about the Boilermakers taking down Gonzaga in the Sweet 16 80-68 and moving on to the Elite 8. Finally, to close out the second hour, WIBC’s Kurt Darling joins the show to also preview the 2A matchup in the IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament and has the call for the game.  

It’s another Friday night edition of Indiana Sports Talk with Coach Bob Lovell! Coach kicks off the show with Corbin Lingenfelter doing tonight's scoreboard update. Greg Rakestraw joins the show to talk about doing play-by-play for tomorrow night's IHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament and Paul Corsaro becoming the new head coach for IUPUI.  

In the final hour of tonight’s show, Brendan King and coach talk about some more March Madness games, preview the Pacers, and look forward to Opening Day in the MLB. Kip Wesner from Hoosier Basketball Magazine joins the program to talk about IU’s women’s basketball team win over Farfield 89-56 and look forward to playing Oklahoma on Monday. 

During the second hour of the show, coach talks more with Brendan King about some March Madness. Then Brooks Miller joins the show to talk about Trine’s recent NCAA DIII National Championship over Hampden-Sydney 69-61. Later on John Peckinpaugh comes on the show to talk about being named Kokomo’s new head coach. Then to wrap up the second hour, Len Clark from Irish 101 talks about all things Notre Dame from football, basketball, and lacrosse. 

It’s another Saturday night edition of Indiana Sports Talk with Coach Bob Lovell! Coach kicks off the show with Brendan King talking about Indiana State’s baseball win over Missouri State 3-0. Greg Rakestraw calls in to chat about the 1-1 draw for the Indy Eleven and the Sacramento Republic. The voice of the Indy 500, Mark Jaynes, joins to the program to talk about IndyCar’s $1 Million Challenge at The Thermal Club with Felix Rosenqvist and Alex Palou on Pole Positions for their respective heats.