Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-18:12) – Bob Kravitz joins Query & Company to provide some insight on what he saw from Michael Pittman Jr. in the locker room yesterday with him set to miss multiple weeks. Bob also shares what he knows on how involved Jim Irsay is right now with the team, examines the future of Ryan Kelly with the solid play from rookie Tanor Bortolini, and assesses if the Colts should consider starting Joe Flacco so they don’t hinder the development of Anthony Richardson with the number of injuries the Colts have offensively right now.

(18:12-26:12) – NBC Sports lead college football analyst, Eric Froton, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to preview this week’s monster slate of college football games, believes that the Indiana Hoosiers can sustain success with the way Curt Cignetti has built this team, and evaluates the future of the transfer portal following the comments made earlier this week by Wake Forest’s head coach about the portal.

(26:12-52:03) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to recap who was in and who was out at practice today between Josh Downs, Jonathan Taylor, and a couple of other players. Matt also evaluates if Tanor Bortolini has positional flexibility between center and guard with Will Fries being placed on injured reserve. Finally, Matt shares what Adonai Mitchell said today about having some extra opportunities.

Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-18:12) – Bob Kravitz joins Query &amp; Company to provide some insight on what he saw from Michael Pittman Jr. in the locker room yesterday with him set to miss multiple weeks. Bob also shares what he knows on how involved Jim Irsay is right now with the team, examines the future of Ryan Kelly with the solid play from rookie Tanor Bortolini, and assesses if the Colts should consider starting Joe Flacco so they don’t hinder the development of Anthony Richardson with the number of injuries the Colts have offensively right now.
(18:12-26:12) – NBC Sports lead college football analyst, Eric Froton, joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook to preview this week’s monster slate of college football games, believes that the Indiana Hoosiers can sustain success with the way Curt Cignetti has built this team, and evaluates the future of the transfer portal following the comments made earlier this week by Wake Forest’s head coach about the portal.
(26:12-52:03) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook to recap who was in and who was out at practice today between Josh Downs, Jonathan Taylor, and a couple of other players. Matt also evaluates if Tanor Bortolini has positional flexibility between center and guard with Will Fries being placed on injured reserve. Finally, Matt shares what Adonai Mitchell said today about having some extra opportunities.

Join Jake Query and Jimmy Cook, the dynamic radio personalities behind the engaging sports midday show "Query & Company" on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.

Dive into the pulse of Indianapolis sports as they deliver the latest updates, insightful commentary, and lively discussions on everything from the Colts and Pacers to local sports news and beyond.

With a blend of humor, expertise, and passion for the game, Jake and Jimmy will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!

Join Jake Query and Jimmy Cook, the dynamic radio personalities behind the engaging sports midday show "Query &amp; Company" on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.
Dive into the pulse of Indianapolis sports as they deliver the latest updates, insightful commentary, and lively discussions on everything from the Colts and Pacers to local sports news and beyond.
With a blend of humor, expertise, and passion for the game, Jake and Jimmy will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!

Query & Company

Query & Company is on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan on Monday through Friday from 12PM till 3PM with Jake Query and others.

Query &amp; Company is on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan on Monday through Friday from 12PM till 3PM with Jake Query and others.

Query & Company Interviews & Clips

Best Of Query & Company - Friday 10/10/24

(00:00-22:55) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison highlighting the injury report for the Indianapolis Colts following yesterday’s practice. They share some of their initial reactions to finding out that Michael Pittman Jr. could be placed on injured reserve with a back injury.

(22:55-33:53) – A listener of the show contacted Jake to ask him a question. Jake reveals what the question is and then has a conversation with Jimmy about the involvement of Jim Irsay. They believe that the primary focus of his right now is getting healthy, which is why we haven’t seen many video posts or public appearances.

(33:53-41:45) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy giving away tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.

(41:45-1:05:37) – Bob Kravitz joins Query & Company to provide some insight on what he saw from Michael Pittman Jr. in the locker room yesterday with him set to miss multiple weeks. Bob also shares what he knows on how involved Jim Irsay is right now with the team, examines the future of Ryan Kelly with the solid play from rookie Tanor Bortolini, and assesses if the Colts should consider starting Joe Flacco so they don’t hinder the development of Anthony Richardson with the number of injuries the Colts have offensively right now.

(1:05:37-1:17:26) – NBC Sports lead college football analyst, Eric Froton, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to preview this week’s monster slate of college football games, believes that the Indiana Hoosiers can sustain success with the way Curt Cignetti has built this team, and evaluates the future of the transfer portal following the comments made earlier this week by Wake Forest’s head coach about the portal.

(1:17:26-1:24:39) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook trying to identify when Michael Pittman Jr. injured his back that will sideline him for multiple weeks. Also, they highlight how Pittman’s absence impacts Anthony Richardson.

(1:24:39-1:46:10) – The final hour of the program kicks off with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook discussing Anthony Richardson’s development and how the absence of Michael Pittman Jr. impacts that. They question if the Colts should consider not starting Richardson if there is no Pittman, Josh Downs, or Jonathan Taylor on Sunday.  

(1:46:10-1:58:30) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to recap who was in and who was out at practice today between Josh Downs, Jonathan Taylor, and a couple of other players. Matt also evaluates if Tanor Bortolini has positional flexibility between center and guard with Will Fries being placed on injured reserve. Finally, Matt shares what Adonai Mitchell said today about having some extra opportunities.

(1:58:30-2:07:21) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

(00:00-22:55) – Query &amp; Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison highlighting the injury report for the Indianapolis Colts following yesterday’s practice. They share some of their initial reactions to finding out that Michael Pittman Jr. could be placed on injured reserve with a back injury.
(22:55-33:53) – A listener of the show contacted Jake to ask him a question. Jake reveals what the question is and then has a conversation with Jimmy about the involvement of Jim Irsay. They believe that the primary focus of his right now is getting healthy, which is why we haven’t seen many video posts or public appearances.
(33:53-41:45) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy giving away tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.
(41:45-1:05:37) – Bob Kravitz joins Query &amp; Company to provide some insight on what he saw from Michael Pittman Jr. in the locker room yesterday with him set to miss multiple weeks. Bob also shares what he knows on how involved Jim Irsay is right now with the team, examines the future of Ryan Kelly with the solid play from rookie Tanor Bortolini, and assesses if the Colts should consider starting Joe Flacco so they don’t hinder the development of Anthony Richardson with the number of injuries the Colts have offensively right now.
(1:05:37-1:17:26) – NBC Sports lead college football analyst, Eric Froton, joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook to preview this week’s monster slate of college football games, believes that the Indiana Hoosiers can sustain success with the way Curt Cignetti has built this team, and evaluates the future of the transfer portal following the comments made earlier this week by Wake Forest’s head coach about the portal.
(1:17:26-1:24:39) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook trying to identify when Michael Pittman Jr. injured his back that will sideline him for multiple weeks. Also, they highlight how Pittman’s absence impacts Anthony Richardson.
(1:24:39-1:46:10) – The final hour of the program kicks off with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook discussing Anthony Richardson’s development and how the absence of Michael Pittman Jr. impacts that. They question if the Colts should consider not starting Richardson if there is no Pittman, Josh Downs, or Jonathan Taylor on Sunday.  
(1:46:10-1:58:30) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook to recap who was in and who was out at practice today between Josh Downs, Jonathan Taylor, and a couple of other players. Matt also evaluates if Tanor Bortolini has positional flexibility between center and guard with Will Fries being placed on injured reserve. Finally, Matt shares what Adonai Mitchell said today about having some extra opportunities.
(1:58:30-2:07:21) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

Should the Colts consider starting Joe Flacco this week? Bob Kravitz, Matt Taylor, and Eric Froton join!

(00:00-23:30) – Query & Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the MLB Playoff games yesterday with the New York Mets and San Diego Padres picking up wins. Also, they examine the Tennessee Titans a little bit ahead of this week’s game.

(23:30-33:22) – After highlighting the Tennessee Titans in the previous segment, Jake and Jimmy provide an update on who will and won’t be practicing today for the Indianapolis Colts. They opine on what they would like to see from a practice participation standpoint from Anthony Richardson and Jonathan Taylor ahead of Sunday’s game in Tennessee.

(33:22-44:46) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy sharing some of their takeaways from the Indiana Pacers preseason game last night against the Atlanta Hawks. Also, they give away tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.

(41:31-1:07:59) –Television face of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, joins Query & Company for the first time this season to discuss some of his takeaways from last night’s preseason opener for the Indiana Pacers. Chris compares the James Wiseman addition the Pacers made to acquiring Obi Toppin two years ago, assesses how much the team needs T.J. McConnell to perform at the high level that he did last season since Jarace Walker and Bennedict Mathurin will be more involved, and identifies a couple of road venues that people should consider visiting this season to watch the Pacers.

(1:07:59-1:18:02) – Long time Tennessee Titans reporter, Paul Kuharsky, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to assess the health of Will Levis going into this week, explains what kind of team the Tennessee Titans are right now, shares what Shane Steichen should, or should not be, losing sleep over, and then identifies the Titans secondary as the strongest area of the team right now after investing in players during the offseason.

(1:18:02-1:31:49) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.

(1:31:49-1:55:37) – Dave Revsine from the Big Ten Network joins the show to evaluate the Indiana Hoosiers through six games of their schedule. He agrees with Jake and Jimmy that the schedule has been easy for Curt Cignetti’s team but is shocked at how the Hoosiers are dominating every opponent so far. Finally, he examines where things are at right now with the Purdue Boilermakers in year two as the head coach.  

(1:55:37-2:06:57) – In-game studio host and radio coordinator, Casey Vallier, of the Colts Radio Network joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to share who was in and who was held out of practice today for the Colts. Casey evaluates the likelihood of Anthony Richardson, Jonathan Taylor, Josh Downs, and Michael Pittman Jr. playing this weekend. Finally, he explains which practice of the week is most important for players to not miss.

(2:06:57-2:18:10) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

(00:00-23:30) – Query &amp; Company opens on a Hump Day Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the MLB Playoff games yesterday with the New York Mets and San Diego Padres picking up wins. Also, they examine the Tennessee Titans a little bit ahead of this week’s game.
(23:30-33:22) – After highlighting the Tennessee Titans in the previous segment, Jake and Jimmy provide an update on who will and won’t be practicing today for the Indianapolis Colts. They opine on what they would like to see from a practice participation standpoint from Anthony Richardson and Jonathan Taylor ahead of Sunday’s game in Tennessee.
(33:22-44:46) – Hour number one concludes with Jake and Jimmy sharing some of their takeaways from the Indiana Pacers preseason game last night against the Atlanta Hawks. Also, they give away tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.
(41:31-1:07:59) – Television face of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, joins Query &amp; Company for the first time this season to discuss some of his takeaways from last night’s preseason opener for the Indiana Pacers. Chris compares the James Wiseman addition the Pacers made to acquiring Obi Toppin two years ago, assesses how much the team needs T.J. McConnell to perform at the high level that he did last season since Jarace Walker and Bennedict Mathurin will be more involved, and identifies a couple of road venues that people should consider visiting this season to watch the Pacers.
(1:07:59-1:18:02) – Long time Tennessee Titans reporter, Paul Kuharsky, joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook to assess the health of Will Levis going into this week, explains what kind of team the Tennessee Titans are right now, shares what Shane Steichen should, or should not be, losing sleep over, and then identifies the Titans secondary as the strongest area of the team right now after investing in players during the offseason.
(1:18:02-1:31:49) – Hour number two concludes with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see the world premiere of Driven to Save Lives. The documentary of how Bryan Clausen inspired a movement toward organ donation. Also, they discuss how boring it was to listen to Bob Costas last night.
(1:31:49-1:55:37) – Dave Revsine from the Big Ten Network joins the show to evaluate the Indiana Hoosiers through six games of their schedule. He agrees with Jake and Jimmy that the schedule has been easy for Curt Cignetti’s team but is shocked at how the Hoosiers are dominating every opponent so far. Finally, he examines where things are at right now with the Purdue Boilermakers in year two as the head coach.  
(1:55:37-2:06:57) – In-game studio host and radio coordinator, Casey Vallier, of the Colts Radio Network joins Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to share who was in and who was held out of practice today for the Colts. Casey evaluates the likelihood of Anthony Richardson, Jonathan Taylor, Josh Downs, and Michael Pittman Jr. playing this weekend. Finally, he explains which practice of the week is most important for players to not miss.
(2:06:57-2:18:10) – Today’s show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets that he likes tonight!

Who are the Tennessee Titans? Paul Kuharsky, Dave Revsine, Chris Denari, and Casey Vallier join!

Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-20:40) – Television face of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, joins Query & Company for the first time this season to discuss some of his takeaways from last night’s preseason opener for the Indiana Pacers. Chris compares the James Wiseman addition the Pacers made to acquiring Obi Toppin two years ago, assesses how much the team needs T.J. McConnell to perform at the high level that he did last season since Jarace Walker and Bennedict Mathurin will be more involved, and identifies a couple of road venues that people should consider visiting this season to watch the Pacers.

(20:40-30:24) – Long time Tennessee Titans reporter, Paul Kuharsky, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to assess the health of Will Levis going into this week, explains what kind of team the Tennessee Titans are right now, shares what Shane Steichen should, or should not be, losing sleep over, and then identifies the Titans secondary as the strongest area of the team right now after investing in players during the offseason.

(30:24-52:03) – Dave Revsine from the Big Ten Network joins the show to evaluate the Indiana Hoosiers through six games of their schedule. He agrees with Jake and Jimmy that the schedule has been easy for Curt Cignetti’s team but is shocked at how the Hoosiers are dominating every opponent so far. Finally, he examines where things are at right now with the Purdue Boilermakers in year two as the head coach.  

Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-20:40) – Television face of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, joins Query &amp; Company for the first time this season to discuss some of his takeaways from last night’s preseason opener for the Indiana Pacers. Chris compares the James Wiseman addition the Pacers made to acquiring Obi Toppin two years ago, assesses how much the team needs T.J. McConnell to perform at the high level that he did last season since Jarace Walker and Bennedict Mathurin will be more involved, and identifies a couple of road venues that people should consider visiting this season to watch the Pacers.
(20:40-30:24) – Long time Tennessee Titans reporter, Paul Kuharsky, joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook to assess the health of Will Levis going into this week, explains what kind of team the Tennessee Titans are right now, shares what Shane Steichen should, or should not be, losing sleep over, and then identifies the Titans secondary as the strongest area of the team right now after investing in players during the offseason.
(30:24-52:03) – Dave Revsine from the Big Ten Network joins the show to evaluate the Indiana Hoosiers through six games of their schedule. He agrees with Jake and Jimmy that the schedule has been easy for Curt Cignetti’s team but is shocked at how the Hoosiers are dominating every opponent so far. Finally, he examines where things are at right now with the Purdue Boilermakers in year two as the head coach.

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