(00:00-29:16) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing their thoughts on the Indianapolis Colts selecting UCLA EDGE rusher Laiatu Latu. Jimmy is fine with it but was hoping it was a player that fits a need or a bigger want. Jake and Eddie applaud Chris Ballard for taking who they believed was the best player available. (29:16-44:18) – Jake opens the phone lines for Colts fans to share their opinion on the Colts selecting Latu. Based on the number of calls, it fits the thoughts of Colts fans on Twitter. Some callers liked the pick, and some were not fans of it. (44:18-49:47) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy taking more calls. (49:47-1:13:25) – Co-host of the Wake Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly appearance on Query & Company to share his thoughts on the Colts selecting Latu, explains why Chris Ballard wasn’t able to trade up to select Marvin Harrison Jr. or Rome Odunze, and shares his thoughts on the game three tonight between the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers. (1:13:25-1:25:42) – Jake’s friends from Australia are in town for the Indiana Pacers game this afternoon and then plan to attend Sunday’s game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse along with game five on Tuesday night in Milwaukee. He and Jimmy ask them what they like about Indiana and why they will continue coming back to the state. (1:25:42-1:28:39) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by providing an update on the Milwaukee Bucks injury report. (1:28:39-1:58:35) – Tony East from Forbes Sports, Sports Illustrated, WTHR, and Locked On Pacers tips off the final hour of the show by previewing tonight’s Pacers game against the Bucks, states that the Bucks essentially have no chance at defeating Indiana if Khris Middleton can’t play tonight, explains why Tyrese Haliburton’s assist numbers are high but his scoring output isn’t, and then provides a report on the list of places that Jake gave him to visit when he was in Milwaukee. (1:58:35-2:09:09) – Jake and Jimmy come back from break by announcing a minor change to the way players might appear on Sundays in the NFL. Also, Jake shares this week’s good for the heart Friday story sponsored by Franciscan Health. (2:09:09-2:13:04) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie a couple bets he likes, and jake announcing who will be revving up the IndyCar at the Pacers game tonight!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-22:50) – Co-host of the Wake Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly appearance on Query & Company to share his thoughts on the Colts selecting Latu, explains why Chris Ballard wasn’t able to trade up to select Marvin Harrison Jr. or Rome Odunze, and shares his thoughts on the game three tonight between the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers. (22:50-52:32) – Tony East from Forbes Sports, Sports Illustrated, WTHR, and Locked On Pacers tips off the final hour of the show by previewing tonight’s Pacers game against the Bucks, states that the Bucks essentially have no chance at defeating Indiana if Khris Middleton can’t play tonight, explains why Tyrese Haliburton’s assist numbers are high but his scoring output isn’t, and then provides a report on the list of places that Jake gave him to visit when he was in Milwaukee.

(00:00-28:11) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison diving into the NFL Draft with it being draft day! They share their brief opinions on what they believe the Indianapolis Colts will do in the draft today. Jake teases a conversation that he and Jimmy will have next segment about one player that first them perfectly. (28:11-44:04) – Jake reveals that he thinks Brock Bowers would be a perfect fit within the Indianapolis Colts offense. He explains that it could help open the offense for Michael Pittman Jr. down the field and that it would unlock another part of the offense with the team lacking a player with incredible YAC ability. Jimmy reacts to Jake’s thoughts and shares his thoughts on why he wants Chris Ballard to select the Georgia tight end. (44:04-49:52) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing what Jake’s friends from Australia are doing today before they attend the Indiana Pacers game tomorrow night. (49:52-1:15:55) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins the program to preview tonight’s NFL Draft. He highlights the positions that he doesn’t think General Manager Chris Ballard needs to address in the draft, notes how many times Ballard has traded back in the first round, believes that the Colts need to stay where they are to help supplement the talent in the top half of the roster, reacts to Jake’s belief that Jim Irsay could nudge, or has nudged, Ballard to move up to select Marvin Harrison Jr., and provides insight on what the building is like during this time of the year. (1:15:55-1:32:09) – During their conversation with Matt Taylor, the Indiana Business Journal announced that the city of Indianapolis is pulling out of its deal with the Indy Eleven and Diamond Keystone Group in providing financial support for Eleven Park. Jake and Jimmy share their thoughts on the announcement from IBJ. (1:32:09-1:35:08) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by discussing more things that Jake’s Australian friends can do between game three and game four of the Pacers playoff series against the Bucks. (1:38:13-2:07:05) – Eric Edholm from NFL.com kicks off the final hour of the show by revealing who he has the Indianapolis Colts selecting in his final mock draft, shares what he’s hearing in terms of which teams are looking to trade up in the first round, tries to figure out what kind of compensation the Colts could get if they traded back, notes a couple players that he’s listing as risers and fallers in the draft, identifies some middle of the draft wide receivers that could break out right away sort of like Puka Nacua last season for the Rams, and assesses the likelihood that Kool-Aid McKinstry slips out of the first round to give Indy a chance to trade up and select him in the second. (2:07:05-2:17:14) – Jake and Jimmy ask Eddie some questions about coaching travel baseball before the three of them discuss the NFL Draft. Each of them try to predict which team moves up into the top five of tonight’s first round. (2:17:14-2:21:40) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie a couple bets he likes, and JMV joining the guys in studio!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-25:49) – Radio voice of the Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, joins the program to preview tonight’s NFL Draft. He highlights the positions that he doesn’t think General Manager Chris Ballard needs to address in the draft, notes how many times Ballard has traded back in the first round, believes that the Colts need to stay where they are to help supplement the talent in the top half of the roster, reacts to Jake’s belief that Jim Irsay could nudge, or has nudged, Ballard to move up to select Marvin Harrison Jr., and provides insight on what the building is like during this time of the year. (25:49-52:25) – Eric Edholm from NFL.com kicks off the final hour of the show by revealing who he has the Indianapolis Colts selecting in his final mock draft, shares what he’s hearing in terms of which teams are looking to trade up in the first round, tries to figure out what kind of compensation the Colts could get if they traded back, notes a couple players that he’s listing as risers and fallers in the draft, identifies some middle of the draft wide receivers that could break out right away sort of like Puka Nacua last season for the Rams, and assesses the likelihood that Kool-Aid McKinstry slips out of the first round to give Indy a chance to trade up and select him in the second.

(00:00-28:56) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Pacers dominate victory over the Milwaukee Bucks to even the series up at a game apiece. They have a brief conversation about Tyrese Haliburton and the contract that he was given, the importance of Aaron Nesmith making the right play, and comment that was made to Tyrese Haliburton’s brother. (28:56-46:53) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files and 1075TheFan.com joins the program to share his thoughts on the dominating win last night for the Indiana Pacers, evaluates another lackluster offensive scoring performance from Tyrese Haliburton, agrees with Jake about the importance of Aaron Nesmith when it comes to making the right decisions, and assesses if the torch has been handed from Haliburton to Pascal Siakam as the team’s leader. (46:53-52:41) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing the announcement from IndyCar that Team Penske was being penalized for using pushing to pass on restarts in the first race of the season in St. Pete. (52:41-1:19:40) – Joel Erickson from the Indianapolis Star joins the program to share what he’s hearing whom the Colts are zeroing in on with the fifteenth pick in the NFL Draft, shares which two players he think Chris Ballard would trade up for in the draft, where things stand right now with selecting a quarterback in the first round, weighs in on the rumors about Brandon Aiyuk being connected to the Indianapolis Colts, and believes that the Colts should keep trying on edge rushers even just because you are bound to get a generational talent. (1:19:40-1:33:06) – The Houston Chronicle’s Jonathan Alexander joins Query & Company ahead of tomorrow’s NFL Draft to recap the offseason the Texans have had, assesses what the future hold for Stefon Diggs with Houston if he has another dominant season on the one-year deal, examines where John Metchie III fits into their offensive plans, provides his opinion on the Indianapolis Colts, and states that Houston believes they can compete now with any team in the NFL with their offseason acquisitions and continued development of C.J. Stroud. (1:33:06-1:41:15) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by discussing Bobby Portis’s comment after the game about the Pacers being frontrunners. Eddie brings up the point that the Bucks could be flustered after losing for the fifth time to the Pacers this season. (1:38:13-2:10:15) – Thor Nystrom from Fantasy Pros kicks off the final hour of the show to give his perspective on the NFL Draft. He shares who he thinks the Colts should take with the fifteenth pick, doesn’t believe there is any way, shape, or form that the Bears would consider trading the first overall pick, states that he would love to see Brian Thomas Jr. drafted by Indianapolis, breaks down the games of Dallas Turner, Terrian Arnold, and Quinyon Mitchell with those three being mocked to Indy, and shares some NFL Draft prop bets that he likes. (2:10:15-2:21:55) – Jake and Jimmy come back from break and rehash the news of the day with Josef Newgarden being disqualified in the St. Pete race and giving Pato O’Ward the win for the first race of the season. (2:21:55-2:30:08) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie a couple bets he likes, and JMV joining the guys in studio!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-16:41) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files and 1075TheFan.com joins the program to share his thoughts on the dominating win last night for the Indiana Pacers, evaluates another lackluster offensive scoring performance from Tyrese Haliburton, agrees with Jake about the importance of Aaron Nesmith when it comes to making the right decisions, and assesses if the torch has been handed from Haliburton to Pascal Siakam as the team’s leader. (16:41-43:35) – Joel Erickson from the Indianapolis Star joins the program to share what he’s hearing whom the Colts are zeroing in on with the fifteenth pick in the NFL Draft, shares which two players he think Chris Ballard would trade up for in the draft, where things stand right now with selecting a quarterback in the first round, weighs in on the rumors about Brandon Aiyuk being connected to the Indianapolis Colts, and believes that the Colts should keep trying on edge rushers even just because you are bound to get a generational talent. (43:35-54:47) – The Houston Chronicle’s Jonathan Alexander joins Query & Company ahead of tomorrow’s NFL Draft to recap the offseason the Texans have had, assesses what the future hold for Stefon Diggs with Houston if he has another dominant season on the one-year deal, examines where John Metchie III fits into their offensive plans, provides his opinion on the Indianapolis Colts, and states that Houston believes they can compete now with any team in the NFL with their offseason acquisitions and continued development of C.J. Stroud. (54:47-1:17:54) – Thor Nystrom from Fantasy Pros kicks off the final hour of the show to give his perspective on the NFL Draft. He shares who he thinks the Colts should take with the fifteenth pick, doesn’t believe there is any way, shape, or form that the Bears would consider trading the first overall pick, states that he would love to see Brian Thomas Jr. drafted by Indianapolis, breaks down the games of Dallas Turner, Terrion Arnold, and Quinyon Mitchell with those three being mocked to Indy, and shares some NFL Draft prop bets that he likes.

(00:00-27:30) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing Jake’s whereabouts over the weekend in Long Beach. Jake also shares his thoughts on the Indiana Pacers losing game one to the Milwaukee Bucks. He also brings up a conversation about Tyrese Haliburton that he believes need to be had. (27:30-41:48) – If the first segment of the show, Jake teased two reasons why he thinks the Indiana Pacers will defeat the Milwaukee Bucks in the series. Jimmy reacts to his reasonings. One of them is the obvious when it comes to playoff struggles for a particular person associated with Milwaukee. (41:48-47:45) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing the Village People after coming back from break with Macho Man. (47:45-1:21:44) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes his weekly visit on the program to share his takeaways from his conversation with Colts Owner Jim Irsay, if he believes if Irsay will be able to speak at all following the draft on a conference call or Zoom, states that it is very unlikely Chris Ballard trades up because he covets more picks and not less picks, doesn’t believe that people should discount Ballard’s comments last week about the cornerbacks currently on the roster, examines the likelihood that the Colts select Brock Bowers if he is available for them with the fifteenth pick, and assesses which side of the ball has more players selected in the draft. (1:21:44-1:29:09) – Jake comes back from break by revealing the things he will propose and make happen if he runs for mayor. Additionally, Jake has come up with a campaign slogan that he is going to trademark so nobody else can steal it. (1:29:09-1:32:53) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see the GMR Grand Prix! (1:38:13-2:00:10) – JP Shadrick from Jaguars.com joins Query & Company to assess how the offseason has gone for the Jaguars, previews what they need to address in the NFL Draft on Thursday in the first and second rounds, if he believes they need to add a true number one wide receiver to the mix, provides his opinion on where the Colts stack up in the division, and shares his opinion on whether Jacksonville will use the national love for Houston as a motivation to prove they are still one of the best teams in the AFC South after a disappointing season. (2:03:47-2:15:31) – Jeremiah Johnson from Bally Sports Indiana joins the program to preview game two tonight between the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers, states that he expects Tyrese Haliburton to be aggressive in the first quarter and the Pacers to be physical with Damian Lillard defensively, when he expects to see Giannis back on the floor based off of what he’s heard from the Bucks, and reveals if he’s visited anywhere or purchased anything exclusive to Milwaukee. (2:15:31-2:20:56) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie a couple bets he likes, and JMV joining the guys in studio to share his thoughts on game two tonight!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-31:15) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes his weekly visit on the program to share his takeaways from his conversation with Colts Owner Jim Irsay, if he believes if Irsay will be able to speak at all following the draft on a conference call or Zoom, states that it is very unlikely Chris Ballard trades up because he covets more picks and not less picks, doesn’t believe that people should discount Ballard’s comments last week about the cornerbacks currently on the roster, examines the likelihood that the Colts select Brock Bowers if he is available for them with the fifteenth pick, and assesses which side of the ball has more players selected in the draft. (31:15-55:09) – JP Shadrick from Jaguars.com joins Query & Company to assess how the offseason has gone for the Jaguars, previews what they need to address in the NFL Draft on Thursday in the first and second rounds, if he believes they need to add a true number one wide receiver to the mix, provides his opinion on where the Colts stack up in the division, and shares his opinion on whether Jacksonville will use the national love for Houston as a motivation to prove they are still one of the best teams in the AFC South after a disappointing season. (55:09-1:10:24) – Jeremiah Johnson from Bally Sports Indiana joins the program to preview game two tonight between the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers, states that he expects Tyrese Haliburton to be aggressive in the first quarter and the Pacers to be physical with Damian Lillard defensively, when he expects to see Giannis back on the floor based off of what he’s heard from the Bucks, and reveals if he’s visited anywhere or purchased anything exclusive to Milwaukee.

(00:00-24:03) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd filling in for Jake Query by recapping the disappointing performance by the Indiana Pacers against the Milwaukee Bucks. They get into the Rick Carlisle rotations briefly, Tyrese Haliburton’s lack of aggressiveness offensively, and how some players looked like they were nervous in their first playoff performance. (24:03-43:53) – The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Jim Owczarski joins Query & Company to give his perspective on the game one dominating win for the Bucks, agrees with Jimmy that people forget how good Khris Middleton has been for Milwaukee in the playoffs, explains how the Bucks defense has improved since the last time the two teams faced off, provides an update on where Giannis is at right now with his calf strain, and if the Bucks would consider resting Giannis a little longer if they take a 2-0 advantage in the series. (43:53-50:11) – Hour one concludes with Jimmy, James, and Eddie sharing what they would do with the Pacers rotation moving forward after Rick Carlisle’s rotations received a lot of questioning last night. (50:11-1:17:27) – The IndyStar’s Dustin Dopirak joins the program to share his thoughts on how the Indiana Pacers performed last night against the Milwaukee Bucks, states that he thinks they really settled in the second half and expects them to play their brand of basketball in game two, assesses if the team is looking at last night’s loss as a missed opportunity with Giannis not playing, believes that Doug McDermott might be a part of the rotation still if they’re struggling to miss shots, and debates if Haliburton managing his unselfishness the way the Pacers can win the series. (1:17:27-1:33:52) – Jimmy and James return from break by providing an update on the health of Colts owner Jim Irsay courtesy of ESPN’s Stephen Holder. It leads them to discuss what James thinks the Colts will do with the fifteenth pick. (1:33:52-1:35:38) – Jimmy and James close out the second hour of the show by giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see the GMR Grand Prix! (1:38:13-2:03:47) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 makes his weekly visit on Query & Company with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to share his pre-draft thoughts for the Indianapolis Colts, believes that Chris Ballard would select Brock Bowers if he was available at fifteen, states that they need to help Anthony Richardson out by getting one of the top wide receiver options early in the draft unless a player they covet more is available, reiterates that if the Colts go corner, then they need to force a pick for wide receiver in the second round, and reveals that the Peyton Manning years ruined him in terms of needing to support the quarterback with explosive players every year. (2:03:47-2:20:23) – Nubyjas Wilborn from AllTitans.com joins the show as our first AFC South reporter guest of the week to preview the NFL Draft needs for the Titans. Additionally, he examines the AFC South landscape after the offseason moves by all the teams, shares his excitement to see Michael Pittman Jr. vs L’Jarius Sneed, and explains how this is a make-or-break year for Will Levis. (2:20:23-2:24:43) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a bet he has tonight. Plus, James Boyd reveals who he thinks the Colts will draft!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-18:53) – The Milwaukee Sentinel’s Jim Owczarski joins Query & Company to give his perspective on the game one dominating win for the Bucks, agrees with Jimmy that people forget how good Khris Middleton has been for Milwaukee in the playoffs, explains how the Bucks defense has improved since the last time the two teams faced off, provides an update on where Giannis is at right now with his calf strain, and if the Bucks would consider resting Giannis a little longer if they take a 2-0 advantage in the series. (18:53-43:58) – The IndyStar’s Dustin Dopirak joins the program to share his thoughts on how the Indiana Pacers performed last night against the Milwaukee Bucks, states that he thinks they really settled in the second half and expects them to play their brand of basketball in game two, assesses if the team is looking at last night’s loss as a missed opportunity with Giannis not playing, believes that Doug McDermott might be a part of the rotation still if they’re struggling to miss shots, and debates if Haliburton managing his unselfishness the way the Pacers can win the series. (43:58-1:11:39) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 makes his weekly visit on Query & Company with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to share his pre-draft thoughts for the Indianapolis Colts, believes that Chris Ballard would select Brock Bowers if he was available at fifteen, states that they need to help Anthony Richardson out by getting one of the top wide receiver options early in the draft unless a player they covet more is available, reiterates that if the Colts go corner, then they need to force a pick for wide receiver in the second round, and reveals that the Peyton Manning years ruined him in terms of needing to support the quarterback with explosive players every year. (1:11:39-1:26:44) – Nubyjas Wilborn from AllTitans.com joins the show as our first AFC South reporter guest of the week to preview the NFL Draft needs for the Titans. Additionally, he examines the AFC South landscape after the offseason moves by all the teams, shares his excitement to see Michael Pittman Jr. vs L’Jarius Sneed, and explains how this is a make-or-break year for Will Levis.

(00:00-26:01) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the probability of the Indianapolis Colts trading up in the first round of the NFL Draft. Although it would go against everything Chris Ballard has done in his previous seven drafts, there are some hints that leave Jake to believe it could happen. (26:01-40:47) – Pat Boylan from the Indiana Pacers joins Query & Company to recap last night’s IU spring game with him on the broadcast for Big Ten Network, highlights his early takeaways from the culture change with Curt Cignetti, previews the upcoming playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks, and the importance of this playoff series for Tyrese Haliburton to prove he is one of the up and coming stars in the NBA. (40:47-45:17) – Hour one concludes with Jake paying tribute to former Indianapolis Colts GM Bill Tobin following the news of his passing today. (45:17-1:07:31) – Jake and Jimmy kick off the second hour of today’s show by discussing the draft picks that Chris Ballard has made as the General Manager of the Indianapolis Colts. It leads to a discussion that they have about what seems reasonable for him to do with the fifteenth pick in the draft. Additionally, they compare the job the other teams have done building around their rosters with quarterbacks on rookie contracts. (1:07:31-1:25:45) – The television play-by-play voice of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, stops by Query & Company to assess how many versions of the team he has seen this season, states that he expects Myles Turner to be a big part of the team’s success this playoff series, shares how vocal Pascal Siakam has been this week with his playoff experience, and believes that starting the series on the road without Giannis is a benefit for the Pacers. (1:25:45-1:28:52) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see Aerosmith and The Black Krowes! (1:38:13-1:56:48) – Co-host of the Wake Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen joins the program to share his thoughts on what Chris Ballard had to say today in his pre-draft press conference, if he believes they could be out of the Brock Bowers sweepstakes with Andrew Ogletree being removed from the exempt list, shares what he thinks the Colts will do on Thursday night, and previews the upcoming playoff series for the Indiana Pacers against the Milwaukee Bucks. (1:56:48-2:09:04) – Every Friday, Franciscan Health brings us the Good for the Heart Friday segment. On today’s edition, Jake is joined by Charlie Walker to discuss the baseball league that he organizes for special needs children, teenagers, young adults, and adults. (2:09:04-2:14:02) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to preview the weekend, the news of Ryan Conwell committing to Xavier, and go over some pronunciations!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-14:17) – The television play-by-play voice of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, stops by Query & Company to assess how many versions of the team he has seen this season, states that he expects Myles Turner to be a big part of the team’s success this playoff series, shares how vocal Pascal Siakam has been this week with his playoff experience, and believes that starting the series on the road without Giannis is a benefit for the Pacers. (14:17-32:21) – The television play-by-play voice of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, stops by Query & Company to assess how many versions of the team he has seen this season, states that he expects Myles Turner to be a big part of the team’s success this playoff series, shares how vocal Pascal Siakam has been this week with his playoff experience, and believes that starting the series on the road without Giannis is a benefit for the Pacers. (32:21-57:37) – Co-host of the Wake Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen joins the program to share his thoughts on what Chris Ballard had to say today in his pre-draft press conference, if he believes they could be out of the Brock Bowers sweepstakes with Andrew Ogletree being removed from the exempt list, shares what he thinks the Colts will do on Thursday night, and previews the upcoming playoff series for the Indiana Pacers against the Milwaukee Bucks.

(00:00-28:13) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the comment made by Gregg Doyel towards Caitlin Clark yesterday in her first press conference. Jake and Jimmy also get into the ticket prices for road games to watch her play and that two WNBA teams have moved to a bigger arena to accommodate for the ticket demands to see her play. The guys also state that people need to remember that she is a point guard and that getting her teammates involved is a big part of her game and that she might have some early season struggles with adjusting to the WNBA. (28:13-42:33) – With the Indiana Pacers set to take on the Milwaukee Bucks this weekend, Jake and Jimmy predict how many games they believe Giannis will play in the series. Additionally, Jake shares some off court troubles that Damian Lillard is dealing with right now and debate whether it will impact him on the court. Finally, they share some names that the Pacers have to contain in the playoff series. (42:33-48:40) – Hour one concludes with Jake asking Jimmy a couple questions to see if we can ring the Query & Company victory bell. (46:55-1:19:50) – Tony East from Forbes Sports, Sports Illustrated, and Locked On Pacers discussing his upcoming trip to Milwaukee for the playoff series. Additionally, he illuminates on who he thinks is a critical piece for the Pacers success in this series, if he believes the off-court issues for Damian Lillard will impact his play on the court, assesses if T.J. McConnell is becoming a reliable three-point shooter, and touches on two Indiana Fever road games being moved to bigger arenas. (1:19:50-1:33:39) – Following their conversation with Tony East, Jake and Jimmy highlight the departures and players that are coming in for Indiana with Bryson Tucker officially signing earlier today. It leads to Jake rehashing his opinion on where the transfer portal will go with the freedom of players to transfer willy nilly. (1:33:39-1:38:13) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by discussing why NFL Draft attendance numbers that seem to be misleading with the draft being a week away. (1:38:13-2:10:14) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program to opine on Jake’s opinion that the Indianapolis Colts will select a wide receiver with the fifteenth overall pick. He states that if they do select wide receiver in with their first-round pick, then it would be a nod towards Anthony Richardson. Holder also examines the chances that the Colts trade back in the first, trade back into the first round, and hints that the heavy interest in Danielle Hunter could speak towards their waning confidence in Kwity Paye. Finally, he shares his thoughts on Andrew Luck speaking in front of a camera for the first time since retirement. (2:10:14-2:17:11) – Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie give away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see Aerosmith and The Black Krowes. It leads to Jake quizzing the other two if they have heard of The Blakc Krowes and whom their favorite solo artist or band is. (2:17:11-2:24:09) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to preview what he’s got going on this afternoon!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-29:28) – Tony East from Forbes Sports, Sports Illustrated, and Locked On Pacers discussing his upcoming trip to Milwaukee for the playoff series. Additionally, he illuminates on who he thinks is a critical piece for the Pacers success in this series, if he believes the off-court issues for Damian Lillard will impact his play on the court, assesses if T.J. McConnell is becoming a reliable three-point shooter, and touches on two Indiana Fever road games being moved to bigger arenas. (29:28-1:01:14) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program to opine on Jake’s opinion that the Indianapolis Colts will select a wide receiver with the fifteenth overall pick. He states that if they do select wide receiver in with their first-round pick, then it would be a nod towards Anthony Richardson. Holder also examines the chances that the Colts trade back in the first, trade back into the first round, and hints that the heavy interest in Danielle Hunter could speak towards their waning confidence in Kwity Paye. Finally, he shares his thoughts on Andrew Luck speaking in front of a camera for the first time since retirement.

Pacers point guard, T.J. McConnell, joins Query & Company ahead of the team’s playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks to discuss his career year that started with him not receiving minutes to being an important piece to the team’s success. Additionally, he discusses the thoughts going into all the handshakes that he’s created with his teammates, if it is beneficial for players to have playoff experience, his growing relationship the last dozen games with Obi Toppin, and shares his level of excitement seeing Caitlin Clark joining the organization.

(00:00-25:28) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing Eddie’s trip to Seattle. Additionally, they continue discussing the impact that Caitlin Clark will have on basketball, community, and the WNBA. Additionally, they react to the news that Jontay Porter has been banned from the NBA for life after an investigation took place where his betting props were the most profitable bet on some random nights during the NBA. (25:28-43:49) – Ryan Ruocco joins Query & Company to discuss the impact Caitlin Clark is going to have on the WNBA and Indiana Fever, assess Jake’s take that she can be one of the rare WNBA players where people follow her instead of a team, and elaborates on what the WNBA needs to gain more interest league wide. Additionally, Ryan revealed how he feels about the Indiana Pacers, previews the first round series between Indiana and Milwaukee, and previews the game he has tonight between the Atlanta Hawks and Chicago Bulls. (43:49-46:55) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing the play-in tournament format with the Lakers punching their ticket as the seven seed. (46:55-1:13:32) – Pacers point guard, T.J. McConnell, joins Query & Company ahead of the team’s playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks to discuss his career year that started with him not receiving minutes to being an important piece to the team’s success. Additionally, he discusses the thoughts going into all the handshakes that he’s created with his teammates, if it is beneficial for players to have playoff experience, his growing relationship the last dozen games with Obi Toppin, and shares his level of excitement seeing Caitlin Clark joining the organization. (1:13:32-1:29:44) – Following their conversation with T.J. McConnell and Eddie sharing his Pete Rose story, he presents Jake and Jimmy with their gifts he got them from Seattle. They then discuss tonight’s play-in games between the 76ers/Heat and Hawks/Bulls. (1:29:44-1:37:14) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by discussing why the younger generation of NBA fans are picking LeBron James over Michael Jordan. Jake provides a point that most people should account for. (1:37:14-2:06:07) – Alex Golden from Setting the Pace joins the program to weigh in on what to expect from the Indiana Pacers in the playoffs when it comes to the rotation, states that he still wants to see the T.J. McConnell and Obi Toppin minutes remain close to the same because of how much they impact the game, assesses if Tyrese Haliburton is out of his slump ahead of the playoffs, believes that the coaching staff trusts Ben Sheppard enough to play him if Aaron Nesmith or Andrew Nembhard get in foul trouble, and tries to predict when Giannis will return for Milwaukee. (2:06:07-2:16:21) – At the end of last segment, Jake and Eddie were discussing his fandom for the Seattle Kraken. It led to him teasing Jimmy and Eddie about the history of the Calgary Flames. That leads to a discussion about the Arizona Coyotes being relocated to Utah. Additionally, they get back to talking about Caitlin Clark and what she said today at her introductory press conference!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-18:13) – Ryan Ruocco joins Query & Company to discuss the impact Caitlin Clark is going to have on the WNBA and Indiana Fever, assess Jake’s take that she can be one of the rare WNBA players where people follow her instead of a team, and elaborates on what the WNBA needs to gain more interest league wide. Additionally, Ryan revealed how he feels about the Indiana Pacers, previews the first round series between Indiana and Milwaukee, and previews the game he has tonight between the Atlanta Hawks and Chicago Bulls. (18:13-36:28) – Pacers point guard, T.J. McConnell, joins Query & Company ahead of the team’s playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks to discuss his career year that started with him not receiving minutes to being an important piece to the team’s success. Additionally, he discusses the thoughts going into all the handshakes that he’s created with his teammates, if it is beneficial for players to have playoff experience, his growing relationship the last dozen games with Obi Toppin, and shares his level of excitement seeing Caitlin Clark joining the organization. (36:28-1:00:02) – Alex Golden from Setting the Pace joins the program to weigh in on what to expect from the Indiana Pacers in the playoffs when it comes to the rotation, states that he still wants to see the T.J. McConnell and Obi Toppin minutes remain close to the same because of how much they impact the game, assesses if Tyrese Haliburton is out of his slump ahead of the playoffs, believes that the coaching staff trusts Ben Sheppard enough to play him if Aaron Nesmith or Andrew Nembhard get in foul trouble, and tries to predict when Giannis will return for Milwaukee.

(00:00-27:41) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook talking about Caitlin Clark getting drafted to the Indiana Fever last night. Then, the topic shifts to a Pacers vs. Bucks preview after news broke that Giannis Antetokounmpo is expected to miss the start of the series, which gets underway on Sunday. Then, a filmmaker Ted Green joins to talk about the passing of Carl Erskine, an Indiana MLB Legend that somehow did more off the field than on it. (27:42-48:21) – Lance Zierlein, a draft analyst for NFL Network, joins to talk about the upcoming NFL Draft and what positions the Colts should be eyeing in just over a week. Zierlein explains his very unique connection to Colts GM Chris Ballard, and explains what he thinks Ballard would want to do with the No. 15 pick. Could they go tight end or wide receiver to help Anthony Richardson’s progression? Could they take a standout interior pass rusher and continue Ballard’s style of bolstering the offensive and defensive lines? Could they draft the team’s biggest need at cornerback? Lance breaks it all down from a national perspective. (48:22-51:09) – Jake and Jimmy continue the Caitlin Clark talk, hearing why Clark is excited for her new situation in Indiana specifically. (51:10-1:15:55) – Lin Dunn, the general manager for the Indiana Fever, calls in to talk about the big-time addition of Iowa’s Caitlin Clark. What will Clark bring to the team from the very first game? Why will her game translate so well to the WNBA and the Fever? What does the buzz of Clark’s addition mean for the team moving forward? What will the Fever’s second and third round picks bring to the team as well? (1:15:56-1:38:06) – Jake and Jimmy continue the second hour of the show with Pacers and Colts talk. Jake opens the phone lines, starting a Colts conversation with “What’s Happening Todd,” plus they discuss how to pronounce Giannis Antetokounmpo’s name and what his absence at the start of the playoff series means for the Pacers. (1:38:07-2:00:37) – Dustin Dopirak from the Indianapolis Star joins to talk about the Pacers playoff series. How long will Giannis Antetokounmpo be out? What are the Pacers preparing for on that front? Then, they talk about how much you can draw from the regular season series, which the Pacers dominated, heading to the postseason. Then, the conversation shifts to the Pacers on an individual level. What does TJ McConnell bring to the team heading to the playoffs? The break everything down heading into Sunday’s Game 1. (2:00:37-2:15:28) – Jake and Jimmy talk about Mike Woodson’s new prize, the Arizona transfer Oumar Ballo. Then, Jake continues to remember Carl Erskine and what he meant to the State of Indiana. (2:15:29-EOS) – Jake and Jimmy close out the final segment of the show with the JCook Plays of the Day and more!

(00:00-20:04) – Lance Zierlein, a draft analyst for NFL Network, joins to talk about the upcoming NFL Draft and what positions the Colts should be eyeing in just over a week. Zierlein explains his very unique connection to Colts GM Chris Ballard, and explains what he thinks Ballard would want to do with the No. 15 pick. Could they go tight end or wide receiver to help Anthony Richardson’s progression? Could they take a standout interior pass rusher and continue Ballard’s style of bolstering the offensive and defensive lines? Could they draft the team’s biggest need at cornerback? Lance breaks it all down from a national perspective. (20:05-36:14)– Lin Dunn, the general manager for the Indiana Fever, calls in to talk about the big-time addition of Iowa’s Caitlin Clark. What will Clark bring to the team from the very first game? Why will her game translate so well to the WNBA and the Fever? What does the buzz of Clark’s addition mean for the team moving forward? What will the Fever’s second and third round picks bring to the team as well? (36:15-56:37) – Dustin Dopirak from the Indianapolis Star joins to talk about the Pacers playoff series. How long will Giannis Antetokounmpo be out? What are the Pacers preparing for on that front? Then, they talk about how much you can draw from the regular season series, which the Pacers dominated, heading to the postseason. Then, the conversation shifts to the Pacers on an individual level. What does TJ McConnell bring to the team heading to the playoffs? The break everything down heading into Sunday’s Game 1. (56:38-1:09:51) – A filmmaker Ted Green joins to talk about the passing of Carl Erskine, an Indiana MLB Legend that somehow did more off the field than on it.

(00:00-25:11) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook giving a preview of today’s show. The Indiana Fever are on the clock, what is Caitlin Clark going to bring to the city of Indianapolis, to the WNBA, and the sport of basketball? The Pacers win in convincing fashion to make the playoffs and The Masters wrap up without Santiago De La Fuente in Butler Cabin. (25:12-46:38) – Eddie Gill, the color analyst for the Pacers Radio Network and pre/half/postgame show analyst for Bally Sports joins to talk about the Pacers making the postseason. Indiana took 4 of its 5 games vs. Milwaukee this year, but those were all before Pascal Siakam. What will he bring to the series next week? How big of a storyline will Damian Lillard vs. Tyrese Haliburton be throughout this first series? Who are the critical role players that Indiana needs to step up to make a playoff run? (46:39-1:16:57) – Mike Chappell, an Indy sportswriter for CBS4 and FOX59, joins the show to talk about first the role he had in the moving of the Indianapolis Colts from Baltimore. Then, they talk about the 2-year extension that DeForest Buckner signed with the Colts earlier this morning. Next, they talk about the direction of the franchise and debate who the Colts should draft at No. 15 in next week’s draft. Finally, they discuss Andrew Luck’s appearance at the annual ChuckStrong Gala last Friday. (1:16:58-1:27:51) – Jake and Jimmy continue the second hour of the show with Pacers talk as Indiana spends the next week preparing for a playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks. Then, a listener calls in to talk about how Kyle Larsen’s open practice went last week and how Jake thinks he will perform on Memorial Day weekend. (1:27:52-1:58:03) – Dane Brugler from The Athletic joins to talk about the Colts draft board with the 2024 NFL Draft sitting just over a week away. Where are the biggest positions of strength in the draft? What about the weaker spots on the board? Then, they talk about how well Brock Bowers would fit into Shane Steichen’s offense. If the Colts pass on a cornerback at No. 15, can they be confident in the depth into the second and third rounds? Who are the top prospects from Purdue, IU and Notre Dame? (1:58:04-2:07:30) – Jake and Jimmy talk about how The Masters finished, how Scottie Scheffler dominated and how Neal Shipley spent Sunday with Tiger Woods. (2:03:31-EOS) – Jake and Jimmy close out the final segment of the show with the JCook Plays of the Day!

(00:00-18:05) – Eddie Gill, the color analyst for the Pacers Radio Network and pre/half/postgame show analyst for Bally Sports joins to talk about the Pacers making the postseason. Indiana took 4 of its 5 games vs. Milwaukee this year, but those were all before Pascal Siakam. What will he bring to the series next week? How big of a storyline will Damian Lillard vs. Tyrese Haliburton be throughout this first series? Who are the critical role players that Indiana needs to step up to make a playoff run? (18:06-46:29)– Mike Chappell, an Indy sportswriter for CBS4 and FOX59, joins the show to talk about first the role he had in the moving of the Indianapolis Colts from Baltimore. Then, they talk about the 2-year extension that DeForest Buckner signed with the Colts earlier this morning. Next, they talk about the direction of the franchise and debate who the Colts should draft at No. 15 in next week’s draft. Finally, they discuss Andrew Luck’s appearance at the annual ChuckStrong Gala last Friday. (46:30-1:14:47) – Dane Brugler from The Athletic joins to talk about the Colts draft board with the 2024 NFL Draft sitting just over a week away. Where are the biggest positions of strength in the draft? What about the weaker spots on the board? Then, they talk about how well Brock Bowers would fit into Shane Steichen’s offense. If the Colts pass on a cornerback at No. 15, can they be confident in the depth into the second and third rounds? Who are the top prospects from Purdue, IU and Notre Dame?

(00:00-25:34) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook giving a preview of today’s show. Then, they talk The Masters as Day 2 at Augusta National is well underway. Next, they break down the Pacers playoff scenarios and talk about what a playoff series would mean for the Pacers as a franchise, as well as their fanbase. How nostalgic would a Pacers vs. Knicks series be and could Indiana defeat the Knicks like Charles Barkley predicted? (25:34-38:46) – Jake and Jimmy talk about the current Masters leaderboard to start the second segment. What chance does Tiger Woods have of making the cut? On the topic of athletes in their 40’s, Tom Brady made a comment that he could return for a late season run for the Raiders or the Patriots this year. They discuss what drives a guy like Brady to return despite everything he has accomplished. (38:47-42:49) – Jake and Jimmy contemplate the value of Jake’s IndyCar helmet with signatures of 35+ Indy 500 winners. (42:50-1:08:23) – Jeremiah Johnson, the sideline reporter and pre/half/postgame show host for Bally Sports joins to talk about what the Pacers’ playoff scenarios look with just two games left in the regular season. What do the Pacers need to do to host a playoff series? What would it take to fall to a play-in? What are the concerns for the Pacers heading into the postseason? (1:08:24-1:25:11) – Doug Bell, an analyst with PGA Live and CBS Sports joins to talk about all of the action at The Masters this weekend. Who are the frontrunners for the green jacket on Sunday? What do the chances look like for Tiger Woods simply to make the cut? Next, they talk about the group of LIV Golfers being showcased at The Masters. Who does Bell think will wear the green jacket on Sunday?   (1:25:12-1:47:49) – Kevin Bowen from The Wake up Call with KB & Andy joins to talk about the Colts draft board. But first, Jake, Jimmy and KB talk about what things look like for Tiger Woods in Augusta this weekend. Has anybody even come close to what Woods has been able to do for the sport? Then, the topic shifts to Colts talk with the draft less than two weeks away. What will the Colts do at No. 15? Would Georgia TE Brock Bowers fit Chris Ballard’s mold for the position? Should Steichen have every say in who the team drafts on offense? (1:47:50-1:59:43) – Jake invited Nathan Ellis of Plainfield School Corporation to talk about the unified sports at Plainfield Middle School for his Jake’s new segment, ‘Good for the Heart Friday’. (1:59:44-2:05:51) – Jake and Jimmy close out the final segment of the show with the JCook Plays of the Day!

(00:00-24:14) – Jeremiah Johnson, the sideline reporter and pre/half/postgame show host for Bally Sports joins to talk about what the Pacers’ playoff scenarios look with just two games left in the regular season. What do the Pacers need to do to host a playoff series? What would it take to fall to a play-in? What are the concerns for the Pacers heading into the postseason? (24:15-39:57)– Doug Bell, an analyst with PGA Live and CBS Sports joins to talk about all of the action at The Masters this weekend. Who are the frontrunners for the green jacket on Sunday? What do the chances look like for Tiger Woods simply to make the cut? Next, they talk about the group of LIV Golfers being showcased at The Masters. Who does Bell think will wear the green jacket on Sunday? (39:58-1:02:17) – Kevin Bowen from The Wake up Call with KB & Andy joins to talk about the Colts draft board. But first, Jake, Jimmy and KB talk about what things look like for Tiger Woods in Augusta this weekend. Has anybody even come close to what Woods has been able to do for the sport? Then, the topic shifts to Colts talk with the draft less than two weeks away. What will the Colts do at No. 15? Would Georgia TE Brock Bowers fit Chris Ballard’s mold for the position? Should Steichen have every say in who the team drafts on offense?

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-19:29) – Dick Gabriel, a radio host at WLAP in Lexington, Kentucky, joins to talk about what the University of Kentucky is going to do with their head coaching search. Now that Coach Calipari is gone, what options do the Wildcats have? What impact does this situation have on Purdue and Indiana moving forward? (19:30-39:11) – Bob Kravitz, an Indy sportswriter, joins the show to talk about Purdue, Pacers and Colts. What does next year look like for the Boilermakers? What are the realistic postseason expectations for the Pacers? What positions are the Colts targeting in the upcoming NFL draft? What does this draft mean for Chris Ballard’s job security? Finally, they discuss Caitlin Clark coming to the Indiana Fever. (39:11-57:00) – Tony East, an Indy sportswriter on the Pacers beat, joins the show to talk about how Indiana has gotten to where they are right now. What do the playoff scenarios look like for the Blue and Gold. Then, they break down how the roster looks, and which guys are playing the best on both sides of the floor.

(00:00-26:36) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook previewing the show today. Then, the duo talks about OJ Simpson’s passing. Next, its Kentucky’s mind-boggling head coaching situation, who is going to replace Coach Calipari? (26:37-46:21) – Dick Gabriel, a radio host at WLAP in Lexington, Kentucky, joins to talk about what the University of Kentucky is going to do with their head coaching search. Now that Coach Calipari is gone, what options do the Wildcats have? What impact does this situation have on Purdue and Indiana moving forward? (46:22-1:12:55) – Bob Kravitz, an Indy sportswriter, joins the show to talk about Purdue, Pacers and Colts. What does next year look like for the Boilermakers? What are the realistic postseason expectations for the Pacers? What positions are the Colts targeting in the upcoming NFL draft? What does this draft mean for Chris Ballard’s job security? Finally, they discuss Caitlin Clark coming to the Indiana Fever. (1:12:56-1:32:24) – Jake and Jimmy talk about the Masters, plus what things look like for Curt Cignetti in Indiana right now. Then, they pivot to the Pacers as Indiana gears up for a playoff run in good position with just two games left in the regular season. (1:32:25-1:56:26) – Jake and Jimmy open the final hour of the show talking about the NFL draft and how the league has lost a little luster with games on 5 out of the 7 days in a week. (1:56:27-2:16:40) – Tony East, an Indy sportswriter on the Pacers beat, joins the show to talk about how Indiana has gotten to where they are right now. What do the playoff scenarios look like for the Blue and Gold. Then, they break down how the roster looks, and which guys are playing the best on both sides of the floor. (2:16:41-2:21:21) – Jake, Jimmy and JMV close out the final segment of the show with the JCook Plays of the Day and more!

(00:00-24:29) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing last night’s Pacers win. They examine the permutations for the Indiana Pacers for them to clinch a playoff spot and not a play-in spot. Additionally, they touch on The Masters starting with Jimmy wearing a golf polo with Donald Duck golfing. (24:29-43:56) – James Boyd from The Athletic joins Query & Company to discuss the prospects that the Colts could select in the NFL Draft, weighs in on whether Chris Ballard will select the top corner or Brock Bowers, assesses what led to Julian Blackmon returning to Indianapolis, doesn’t believe that Chris Ballard is driven to prove people wrong by sticking with the same group of players, and reveals that a backup running back could be a position Ballard selects in the draft that could surprise people. (43:56-49:14) – Hour one concludes with Jake providing an update on how things went today for the first day of testing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and discusses how talented of a driver Kyle Larson is with him posting the second highest speed of the day. (49:14-1:15:51) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins the show to go over the different seeding possibilities for the Indiana Pacers with two games left in the season, debates whether this season could be counted as a win if they lose in six or seven games in the first round of the playoffs, assesses the future of Jalen Smith with the franchise, and looks at the matchup advantages/disadvantages if the Pacers and Cavaliers face off in the playoffs next week. (1:15:51-1:31:47) – Following their conversation with Scott Agness, Jake and Jimmy take a look at the betting odds for The Masters. They try to figure out which golfer Jake should be rooting for this week to put on the green jacket. (1:31:47-1:37:11) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by revealing which team Jake should root for based off the quiz that Jimmy did on Jake’s behalf. (1:33:06-2:05:46) – PGA Tour Radio’s Will Haskett joins the program to preview The Masters. Jake, Jimmy, and Will start their conversation discussing when the last time people were discussing a golfer vs the field because of the dominance of Scottie Scheffler, how much of a chance Tiger Woods has to make the cut, assesses what to expect from Justin Thomas and Rory McIlroy this weekend, and reacts to Jake finally revealing which golfer he is backing for the tournament this week. (2:05:46-2:21:17) – Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie discuss the win last night for the Indiana Pacers. Then they start debating if the Pacers need another piece to their roster or if that piece is already on the roster. Eddie disagrees with both Jake and Jimmy with the perspective on the struggles against teams below .500. (2:21:17-2:25:36) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and discussing the Indiana Fever receiving 36 nationally televised games.

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-19:10) – James Boyd from The Athletic joins Query & Company to discuss the prospects that the Colts could select in the NFL Draft, weighs in on whether Chris Ballard will select the top corner or Brock Bowers, assesses what led to Julian Blackmon returning to Indianapolis, doesn’t believe that Chris Ballard is driven to prove people wrong by sticking with the same group of players, and reveals that a backup running back could be a position Ballard selects in the draft that could surprise people. (19:10-43:14) – Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins the show to go over the different seeding possibilities for the Indiana Pacers with two games left in the season, debates whether this season could be counted as a win if they lose in six or seven games in the first round of the playoffs, assesses the future of Jalen Smith with the franchise, and looks at the matchup advantages/disadvantages if the Pacers and Cavaliers face off in the playoffs next week. (43:14-1:09:58) – PGA Tour Radio’s Will Haskett joins the program to preview The Masters. Jake, Jimmy, and Will start their conversation discussing when the last time people were discussing a golfer vs the field because of the dominance of Scottie Scheffler, how much of a chance Tiger Woods has to make the cut, assesses what to expect from Justin Thomas and Rory McIlroy this weekend, and reacts to Jake finally revealing which golfer he is backing for the tournament this week.

(00:00-29:43) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sharing their thoughts on the Purdue Boilermakers losing last night to the UConn Huskies. They dive in on the dominance of Zach Edey this season and again last night. Finally, they applaud the coaching job that Dan Hurley has done the last two seasons. (29:43-42:25) – Jake brings us back from break and congratulates all the winners in our numbers game and preview what could be coming during the month of May for the Indy 500. Additionally, Jake and Jimmy discuss last night’s One Shining Moment and the history of it. (42:25-47:51) – Hour one concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie looking at the Indiana Pacers playoff odds with three games left on the schedule. (47:51-1:15:14) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program to discuss his latest story on Anthony Richardson and how he is approaching year number two as the potential franchise quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts. He also weighs in on the trade last week pertaining to Houston acquiring Stefon Diggs, states that the Texans are in a different place right now than the Colts to make a move like that and previews an upcoming story that he has coming out. (1:15:14-1:31:15) – Following their conversation with Stephen Holder, Jake interrogates Jimmy about the soccer jersey that he has on today. It leads to Jake pestering Jimmy about his soccer club of choice and trying to figure out what club Jake should root for. (1:31:15-1:33:06) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by revealing which team Jake should root for based off the quiz that Jimmy did on Jake’s behalf. (1:33:06-1:59:26) – Big Ten Network’s Dave Revsine joins Query & Company to discuss last night’s championship game. Jake and Jimmy ask him about the suffocating defense that UConn played to limit Purdue’s three-point shooting, what it would have meant to the Big Ten if Purdue would have won last night, applauds the professionalism and class the Purdue had after the game in the loss, and the tournament struggles for the Big Ten when it comes to actually winning the NCAA Tournament. (1:59:26-2:16:27) – With John Calipari announcing that he will be leaving Kentucky for Arkansas, Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie reveal who they think Kentucky should look to lead its basketball program. Jake states that there is going to be some issues with trying to find a personality that fits Kentucky basketball. (2:16:27-2:24:02) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a bet he likes. Additionally, Jake, Jimmy, and JMV discuss last night’s Purdue game and who will get drafted first between Kel’el Ware or Zach Edey.

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-24:56) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program to discuss his latest story on Anthony Richardson and how he is approaching year number two as the potential franchise quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts. He also weighs in on the trade last week pertaining to Houston acquiring Stefon Diggs, states that the Texans are in a different place right now than the Colts to make a move like that and previews an upcoming story that he has coming out. (24:56-46:15) – Big Ten Network’s Dave Revsine joins Query & Company to discuss last night’s championship game. Jake and Jimmy ask him about the suffocating defense that UConn played to limit Purdue’s three-point shooting, what it would have meant to the Big Ten if Purdue would have won last night, applauds the professionalism and class the Purdue had after the game in the loss, and the tournament struggles for the Big Ten when it comes to actually winning the NCAA Tournament.

(00:00-16:48) – Query & Company opens on a Monday from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the eclipse with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook. They open the show by discussing Purdue playing in the championship game tonight against UConn. Additionally, they touch on the huge win last night for the Indiana Pacers over the Miami Heat to put themselves in position to miss the play-in. (16:48-31:55) – Former Purdue Boilermaker Brian Walker joins Query & Company from Arizona to share his emotions about the Boilermakers making the championship game tonight against UConn. Additionally, Brian looks back at the 1980 Purdue Final Four team that he was a member of, breaks down the development of Braden Smith this season, and compares Purdue’s championship run to the start of the Jay Wright Villanova runs. (31:55-34:33) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy being joined by meteorologist Angela Buchman from WTHR discussing the impact the eclipse could have on the weather. (34:33-52:44) – The second hour of the program starts with Jake and Jimmy talking about tonight’s Purdue game against UConn. They share what they think Purdue will need to do to come away with its first college basketball championship. Also, they touch on the late news last night that John Calapari is leaving Kentucky to coach the Arkansas Razorbacks. (52:44-1:07:47) – NTT IndyCar driver for Team Penske in Will Power joins Jake and Jimmy at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to discuss his excitement for the eclipse, how he’s rooting for Purdue tonight because of his wife being a graduate from the university, and Mariah Carey. (1:07:47-1:14:25) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show being joined by Derek Schultz live at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway discussing the eclipse. (1:14:25-1:33:23) – Derek Schultz sticks around to join Jake Query and Jimmy Cook live from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The three amigos discuss tonight’s college basketball championship game between Purdue and UConn. They dive into the matchup of Zach Edey vs Donovan Clingan. (1:33:23-1:38:56) – Legendary Purdue coach, Gene Keady, joins Query & Company live from Phoenix to discuss how he is feeling about Purdue taking on UConn tonight in the championship game. He reveals if it’s true that he had to join the program later because of a haircut. Additionally, he shares one key to success for Purdue tonight. (1:38:56-1:59:27) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day! Plus, Jake and Jimmy discuss last night’s Pacers game, their experience at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway today, and share their final predictions as to how tonight’s college basketball championship game will go!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-13:48) – Former Indiana Governor and Purdue President, Mitch Daniels, joins Query & Company ahead of the Purdue’s Final Four game this weekend against North Carolina State to discuss if he heard the fans wanting Matt Painter fired years ago. Additionally, he talks about how the professionalism aspect to being an athlete is starting to take over in college athletics. Finally, he applauds the job that Purdue has done over the years as an academic institution for its student-athletes. (13:48-18:00) – Former Purdue Boilermaker and Indiana Pacer, Brad Miller, starts the second hour of the show discussing Purdue making it to the Final Four this weekend, how he’s looking forward to catching up with Gene Keady this weekend, applauds the job Purdue has done by making sure Coach Keady is along for the ride with Purdue, discusses how he felt seeing the Sacramento Kings trading Tyrese Haliburton to the Indiana Pacers, and states that he’s moving back to the state of Indiana this summer.

(00:00-26:08) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing last night’s NIT Championship game where Indiana State fell to Seton Hall. Additionally, they get into a debate about the future of Josh Schertz. (26:08-44:55) – Former Indiana Governor and Purdue President, Mitch Daniels, joins Query & Company ahead of the Purdue’s Final Four game this weekend against North Carolina State to discuss if he heard the fans wanting Matt Painter fired years ago. Additionally, he talks about how the professionalism aspect to being an athlete is starting to take over in college athletics. Finally, he applauds the job that Purdue has done over the years as an academic institution for its student-athletes. (44:55-50:16) – Hour one concludes with Jak, Jimmy, and Eddie discussing how their baseball teams are doing so far in their beer bet. (50:16-1:13:31) – Former Purdue Boilermaker and Indiana Pacer, Brad Miller, starts the second hour of the show discussing Purdue making it to the Final Four this weekend, how he’s looking forward to catching up with Gene Keady this weekend, applauds the job Purdue has done by making sure Coach Keady is along for the ride with Purdue, discusses how he felt seeing the Sacramento Kings trading Tyrese Haliburton to the Indiana Pacers, and states that he’s moving back to the state of Indiana this summer. (1:13:31-1:36:38) – Another former Purdue Boilermaker and Indiana Pacer, Billy Keller, joins Query & Company to share how excited he is about Purdue playing in the Final Four, echoes what Rick Mount said yesterday about the 1969 Final Four team that was banged up against North Carolina and UCLA, recaps the last Final Four run in 1980 for Purdue where he was an assistant for Lee Rose, and discusses the relationship he had with George McGinnis before he passed in December of 2023. (1:36:38-1:36:54) – Jake closes out the first hour of the show by reminding people where they can get all the Purdue interviews that the shows have had this week. (1:36:54-1:57:43) – Mark Montieth joins Query & Company to begin the final hour of the show to discuss what he learned from following Gene Keady around for a book that he wrote, reacts to the news that Pacers owner Herb Simon is being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, previews an upcoming book that he finished around Bill Vukovich, and discusses how Matt Painter kind of follows Bob Knight’s blueprint with recruiting players within the state of Indiana. (1:57:43-2:16:06) – Radio voice of the Purdue Boilermakers, Rob Blackman, joins Query & Company to give his perspective on the relief that the players had after winning the Elite Eight game last week, reveals that Zach Edey’s biggest focus on this season was to improve defensively, shares what kind of person Edey has been throughout all the success the last two seasons, and takes us through all the events that have taken place for Purdue this week. (2:16:06-2:21:11) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie sharing their thoughts on Purdue’s game against NC State!

Radio voice of the Purdue Boilermakers, Rob Blackman, joins Query & Company to give his perspective on the relief that the players had after winning the Elite Eight game last week, reveals that Zach Edey’s biggest focus on this season was to improve defensively, shares what kind of person Edey has been throughout all the success the last two seasons, and takes us through all the events that have taken place for Purdue this week.

Mark Montieth joins Query & Company to begin the final hour of the show to discuss what he learned from following Gene Keady around for a book that he wrote, reacts to the news that Pacers owner Herb Simon is being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, previews an upcoming book that he finished around Bill Vukovich, and discusses how Matt Painter kind of follows Bob Knight’s blueprint with recruiting players within the state of Indiana.

Another former Purdue Boilermaker and Indiana Pacer, Billy Keller, joins Query & Company to share how excited he is about Purdue playing in the Final Four, echoes what Rick Mount said yesterday about the 1969 Final Four team that was banged up against North Carolina and UCLA, recaps the last Final Four run in 1980 for Purdue where he was an assistant for Lee Rose, and discusses the relationship he had with George McGinnis before he passed in December of 2023.

Former Purdue Boilermaker and Indiana Pacer, Brad Miller, starts the second hour of the show discussing Purdue making it to the Final Four this weekend, how he’s looking forward to catching up with Gene Keady this weekend, applauds the job Purdue has done by making sure Coach Keady is along for the ride with Purdue, discusses how he felt seeing the Sacramento Kings trading Tyrese Haliburton to the Indiana Pacers, and states that he’s moving back to the state of Indiana this summer.

Former Indiana Governor and Purdue President, Mitch Daniels, joins Query & Company ahead of the Purdue’s Final Four game this weekend against North Carolina State to discuss if he heard the fans wanting Matt Painter fired years ago. Additionally, he talks about how the professionalism aspect to being an athlete is starting to take over in college athletics. Finally, he applauds the job that Purdue has done over the years as an academic institution for its student-athletes.

(00:00-28:20) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing another disappointing loss for the Indiana Pacers last night against the Brooklyn Nets. They also look forward to Indiana State’s NIT Championship game tonight against Seton Hall and debate if they have reached the point where they’ve proven that the committee got it wrong for leaving them out of the NCAA Tournament. (28:20-49:25) – Purdue legend Rick Mount joins Query & Company with Jake and Jimmy to discuss the job that Matt Painter has done with this Purdue team to get to the Final Four, shares what he remembers from committing to Purdue back in 1967, takes everyone through Purdue’s Final Four run in 1969, walks everyone through the story of him telling people at Iowa that one of the rims was crooked, what his overall reaction was to Zach Edey eclipsing his points record, and reveals who is the best shooter he’s ever seen. (49:25-50:41) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy recapping their thoughts on the Rick Mount interview. (50:41-1:20:03) – Hour number two starts with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook previewing tonight’s NIT Championship game for the Indiana State Sycamores against the Seton Hall Pirates. Additionally, they discuss the news from yesterday with the Kansas City Chiefs not being able to get a new stadium in Kansas City because taxpayers didn’t approve the new stadium build. (1:20:03-1:42:57) – North Carolina State legend Dereck Whittenburg joins Query & Company on the 41-year anniversary of the Wolfpack’s National Championship game where Jim Valvano runs all over the court to discuss that moment. He also talks about how the current run for NC State is identical to their run in 1983, previews an upcoming book he has coming out about the experience of being a college student-athlete, and the 30 for 30 that was done on that championship game. (1:42:57-1:44:06) – Jake closes out the first hour of the show by reminding people where they can get all the Purdue interviews that the shows have had this week. (1:44:06-2:07:13) – Tony East from Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, and Locked On Pacers joins the program to assess the lost last night for the Indiana Pacers against the Brooklyn Nets, states that the inconsistencies for the Pacers against below average competition is because of their lack of focus to details defensively, examines the future of Jalen Smith with the Pacers, and believes Doug McDermott is going to only receive spot minutes in a playoff series. (2:07:13-2:16:33) – Jake comes back from break and shares a note from a listener pertaining to Monday’s show where Purdue fans called the program to highlight people who are no longer with us that would be excited about the Boilermakers making the Final Four. Additionally, Eddie shares a story. (2:07:13-2:11:53) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and previewing tonight’s Indiana State game against Seton Hall!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-21:00) – Purdue legend Rick Mount joins Query & Company with Jake and Jimmy to discuss the job that Matt Painter has done with this Purdue team to get to the Final Four, shares what he remembers from committing to Purdue back in 1967, takes everyone through Purdue’s Final Four run in 1969, walks everyone through the story of him telling people at Iowa that one of the rims was crooked, what his overall reaction was to Zach Edey eclipsing his points record, and reveals who is the best shooter he’s ever seen. (21:00-43:49) – North Carolina State legend Dereck Whittenburg joins Query & Company on the 41-year anniversary of the Wolfpack’s National Championship game where Jim Valvano runs all over the court to discuss that moment. He also talks about how the current run for NC State is identical to their run in 1983, previews an upcoming book he has coming out about the experience of being a college student-athlete, and the 30 for 30 that was done on that championship game. (43:49-1:03:29) – Tony East from Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, and Locked On Pacers joins the program to assess the lost last night for the Indiana Pacers against the Brooklyn Nets, states that the inconsistencies for the Pacers against below average competition is because of their lack of focus to details defensively, examines the future of Jalen Smith with the Pacers, and believes Doug McDermott is going to only receive spot minutes in a playoff series.

Purdue legend Rick Mount joins Query & Company with Jake and Jimmy to discuss the job that Matt Painter has done with this Purdue team to get to the Final Four, shares what he remembers from committing to Purdue back in 1967, takes everyone through Purdue’s Final Four run in 1969, walks everyone through the story of him telling people at Iowa that one of the rims was crooked, what his overall reaction was to Zach Edey eclipsing his points record, and reveals who is the best shooter he’s ever seen.

(00:00-27:35) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the Houston Texans acquiring four-time Pro-Bowler Stefon Diggs. Jake and Jimmy question why Buffalo would do it and applaud Houston for going all chips in. Additionally, they share their thoughts on Indiana State defeating Utah last night to advance to the NIT Championship game. (27:35-43:51) – Jake and Jimmy continue their Stefon Diggs trade discussion, but with the focus on Chris Ballard’s willingness to sit of his hands. They question if Ballard makes moves to help him keep his job longer despite not being able to produce a championship caliber football roster. (43:51-47:39) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy by sharing some more thoughts on Indiana State’s win over Utah last night. (47:39-1:14:02) – Indianapolis Colts beat reporter Nate Atkins from the Indianapolis Star joins the program to weigh in on the Houston Texans acquiring the services of Stefon Diggs. He discusses the perception Colts fans have about Chris Ballard after another divisional rival adds a big name, discusses how soon time will run out for Ballard in terms of his lack of aggressiveness with moves, the pairing of Joe Flacco and Shane Steichen, and says everything is going according to plan with Anthony Richardson’s shoulder surgery recovery. (1:14:02-1:28:10) – Following their conversation with Nate Atkins, Jake and Jimmy share some more thoughts on Indiana State defeating Utah last night to advance to the NIT championship. Jake reveals how the environment was at Hinkle Fieldhouse last night and then he starts coming up with the idea of having a sycamore tree planted somewhere. (1:28:10-1:36:22) – Jake and Jimmy close out hour number two by discussing the plans to get a sycamore tree planted at Crown Hill cemetery after Jake received a text from the someone there saying they will make something happen. (1:36:22-2:03:08) – Television voice and face of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, joins Jake and Jimmy from Brooklyn and starts their conversation off with an update on the health of Myles Turner. Additionally, he reveals how Pascal Siakam interacts with his teammates off the court with the season winding down and him set to potentially become a free agent, celebrates his 2,000th broadcast with Pacers Sprots & Entertainment, and which player has benefitted the most from the addition of Siakam. (2:03:08-2:16:33) – Jake comes back from break and shares a note from a listener pertaining to Monday’s show where Purdue fans called the program to highlight people who are no longer with us that would be excited about the Boilermakers making the Final Four. Additionally, Eddie shares a story. (2:16:33-2:25:20) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to talk about Indiana State’s win last night!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-23:05) – Indianapolis Colts beat reporter Nate Atkins from the Indianapolis Star joins the program to weigh in on the Houston Texans acquiring the services of Stefon Diggs. He discusses the perception Colts fans have about Chris Ballard after another divisional rival adds a big name, discusses how soon time will run out for Ballard in terms of his lack of aggressiveness with moves, the pairing of Joe Flacco and Shane Steichen, and says everything is going according to plan with Anthony Richardson’s shoulder surgery recovery. (23:05-48:05) – Television voice and face of the Indiana Pacers, Chris Denari, joins Jake and Jimmy from Brooklyn and starts their conversation off with an update on the health of Myles Turner. Additionally, he reveals how Pascal Siakam interacts with his teammates off the court with the season winding down and him set to potentially become a free agent, celebrates his 2,000th broadcast with Pacers Sprots & Entertainment, and which player has benefitted the most from the addition of Siakam.

(00:00-27:30) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the Pacers blow out win over the Brooklyn Nets last night. Additionally, they touch on last night’s game between Iowa and LSU with Caitlin Clark set to be a member of the Indiana Fever later this season. (27:30-41:33) – With the eclipse happening next week, Jake and Jimmy search for flights back from Phoenix to Indianapolis if Purdue were to play in the national championship game. Additionally, Jake teases an upcoming debate that he and Jimmy will get into with them having differing opinions on the situation. (41:33-51:21) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy debating on whether Indiana basketball fans would rather see Purdue win the national championship or UConn. (51:21-1:15:07) – Indiana Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, from the Indianapolis Star joins Jake and Jimmy on the show to assess whether Tyrese Haliburton is officially out of his slump. Additionally, explains why T.J. McConnell was selected as a finalist for the teammate of the year award, weighs in on if he believes that Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton are fully integrated, and breaks down how the offense looks now in lieu of Jimmy’s question about the team finally getting used to life without Buddy Hield. (1:15:07-1:32:03) – Following their conversation with Dustin Dopirak, Jake and Jimmy revisit the debate on whether IU fans want Purdue or UConn winning the championship. Jake shares some feedback that he’s received via text and Twitter to accentuate his and Jimmy’s arguments. (1:32:03-1:37:04) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie discussing TV Shows that have recently binge watched because Jake needs a new show to watch. (1:37:04-2:04:12) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program for his weekly visit with Jake and Jimmy to discuss the type of player and person Vontae Davis was with the Indianapolis Colts. Additionally, Stephen weighs in Jake’s Airbnb theory that he laid out earlier in the show, accesses if Carson Wentz is now going to be a backup quarterback for the rest of his career, and if he sees the Colts throwing any curveballs when it comes to the NFL Draft. (2:04:12-2:19:32) – With Indiana State set to take on Utah tonight in the NIT Final Four, Jake and Jimmy discuss the future of Josh Schertz with the Indiana State Sycamores. Jimmy wonders how much of a step-up St. Louis is from Indiana State. (2:19:32-2:25:25) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Jake and Jimmy discussing tonight’s NIT game between Indiana State and Utah!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-18:31) – Indiana Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, from the Indianapolis Star joins Jake and Jimmy on the show to access whether Tyrese Haliburton is officially out of his slump. Additionally, explains why T.J. McConnell was selected as a finalist for the teammate of the year award, weighs in on if he believes that Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton are fully integrated, and breaks down how the offense looks now in lieu of Jimmy’s question about the team finally getting used to life without Buddy Hield. (18:31-45:07) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program for his weekly visit with Jake and Jimmy to discuss the type of player and person Vontae Davis was with the Indianapolis Colts. Additionally, Stephen weighs in Jake’s Airbnb theory that he laid out earlier in the show, accesses if Carson Wentz is now going to be a backup quarterback for the rest of his career, and if he sees the Colts throwing any curveballs when it comes to the NFL Draft.

(00:00-27:38) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison celebrating the Purdue Boilermakers making it to the Final Four for the first time since 1980. They break down why Zach Edey draws as many fouls as he does and they dive a little bit into the UConn game against Illinois because it seems like the Huskies and Boilers have been on a collision course. (27:38-46:52) – Brian Neubert from GoldAndBlack.com joins the program to recap Purdue’s Elite Eight victory over the Tennessee Volunteers, access when he realized this team was poised to make a Final Four run, states that the moment between Robbie Hummel and Matt Painter after the game will be something he will never forget, shares what’s important to look at in the losses for the Boilermakers, and lists some people that came to mind when seeing Purdue making it to the Final Four that are no longer with us. (46:52-49:04) – Hour one concludes with Jake sharing a story that former Colts defensive back Vontae Davis passed away this morning. (49:04-1:19:33) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins the program and starts his conversation with Jake and Jimmy about Purdue finally making it to the Final Four. Chappell also examines how flexible the Colts can be with their cap space with needs at corner and safety still needed, what he remembers about what kind of person Vontae Davis was, if he finds it odd that Julian Blackmon hasn’t signed anywhere yet and provides his latest prediction as to what position he thinks Chris Ballard will go in the first round. (1:19:33-1:32:50) – Following their conversation with Mike Chappell, Jake and Jimmy open the phone lines for Purdue fans to call into the program to celebrate the Boilermakers making the Final Four. (1:32:50-1:39:04) – The one o’clock hour concludes with more Purdue fans calling into the show! (1:39:04-2:05:37) – The final hour of the show starts with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook sharing their overall thoughts of the Purdue Boilermakers defeating the Tennessee Volunteers yesterday. Then they go back to the phone lines for phone calls from Purdue fans expressing how they are feeling right now. (2:05:37-2:18:11) – Jake asks Jimmy and Eddie what they did over the weekend. After that conversation, Jake revisits a story that he told in connection to what he did over the weekend. (2:18:11-2:23:42) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets he likes!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-18:44) – Brian Neubert from GoldAndBlack.com joins the program to recap Purdue’s Elite Eight victory over the Tennessee Volunteers, access when he realized this team was poised to make a Final Four run, states that the moment between Robbie Hummel and Matt Painter after the game will be something he will never forget, shares what’s important to look at in the losses for the Boilermakers, and lists some people that came to mind when seeing Purdue making it to the Final Four that are no longer with us. (18:44-45:09) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins the program and starts his conversation with Jake and Jimmy about Purdue finally making it to the Final Four. Chappell also examines how flexible the Colts can be with their cap space with needs at corner and safety still needed, what he remembers about what kind of person Vontae Davis was, if he finds it odd that Julian Blackmon hasn’t signed anywhere yet and provides his latest prediction as to what position he thinks Chris Ballard will go in the first round.

(00:00-26:17) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing last night’s NCAA Tournament games that featured Illinois and Alabama moving on. They discuss the job Brad Underwood has done at Illinois. Additionally, Jake shoots down another “hip” phrase that Jimmy used. This leads to the three amigos discussing what terms Jake likes and doesn’t like. (26:17-44:18) – College basketball analyst Steve Lappas joins Query & Company from Detroit to break down the rematch between Purdue and Gonzaga tonight. He states that fans will like watching the Zach Edey/Graham Ike and Ryan Nembhard/Braden Smith go at it for forty minutes. He assesses if Purdue can keep up with Gonzaga if the Bulldogs set the pace, explains how Gonzaga is different now compared to their Maui Invitational matchup, and reveals what Purdue will need to do well to win tonight. (44:18-45:22) – Hour one concludes with Jake discussing the news of Lou Gossett passing away. (45:22-1:11:42) – Former Purdue Boilermaker, Brian Cardinal, joins the show to start the second hour of the program to share his excitement for tonight’s game against Gonzaga. He explains what it would mean for Purdue to make it to the Final Four with Matt Painter, going back in time to explain what it was like for him as a player to make it to the Final Four, and shares some stories about Gene Keady that he won’t forget because of how important he was to him and his family. (1:11:42-1:23:05) – Following their conversation with Brian Cardinal, Jake reveals there was a plumbing issue at the station. Jimmy pivots the conversation to tonight’s Pacers game against the Lakers. Jake and Jimmy then talk about how the NBA has transitioned from fans attending games to see opposing teams to attending games to see specific players. (1:23:05-1:25:11) – The one o’clock hour concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to go see Justin Moore and Randy Houser! (1:25:11-1:46:35) – Co-host of the Wake Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly visit on Query & Company to give Jake some insight on what kind of level of shooters he will see at tonight’s pop-a-shot event. Additionally, he weighs in on the importance of Purdue to make it to the Final Four, also believes that Zach Edey is locked in on a different level, and previews his upcoming Easter plans with his kids. (1:46:35-2:03:09) – St. Mary’s head coach Randy Bennett joins Query & Company to break down the growth he’s seen from Gonzaga from the early part of the season to where they are at now. He explains what Purdue can’t afford to do against Gonzaga, states that Graham Ike is a viable offensive option for Gonzaga assuming he doesn’t get in foul trouble, and believes Gonzaga has to double team Zach Edey in order to have a chance to defeat the Boilermakers. (2:04:36-2:05:36) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets he likes!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-16:30) – College basketball analyst Steve Lappas joins Query & Company from Detroit to break down the rematch between Purdue and Gonzaga tonight. He states that fans will like watching the Zach Edey/Graham Ike and Ryan Nembhard/Braden Smith go at it for forty minutes. He accesses if Purdue can keep up with Gonzaga if the Bulldogs set the pace, explains how Gonzaga is different now compared to their Maui Invitational matchup, and reveals what Purdue will need to do well to win tonight. (16:30-39:57) – Former Purdue Boilermaker, Brian Cardinal, joins the show to start the second hour of the program to share his excitement for tonight’s game against Gonzaga. He explains what it would mean for Purdue to make it to the Final Four with Matt Painter, going back in time to explain what it was like for him as a player to make it to the Final Four, and shares some stories about Gene Keady that he won’t forget because of how important he was to him and his family. (39:57-55:35) – St. Mary’s head coach Randy Bennett joins Query & Company to break down the growth he’s seen from Gonzaga from the early part of the season to where they are at now. He explains what Purdue can’t afford to do against Gonzaga, states that Graham Ike is a viable offensive option for Gonzaga assuming he doesn’t get in foul trouble, and believes Gonzaga has to double team Zach Edey in order to have a chance to defeat the Boilermakers.

(00:00-26:28) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the Pacers blowout loss to the Chicago Bulls. They address debate as to what they think is going on with Tyrese Haliburton’s shot from three-point range. (26:28-38:32) – The NCAA Tournament picks back up tonight with the Sweet Sixteen. Jake and Jimmy examine the games that are on the schedule today and access how there really isn’t a Cinderella team right now besides North Carolina State. (38:32-43:47) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy previewing a debate that they will get into after their conversation with Tony East. (43:47-1:06:08) – Tony East from Forbes Sports, Sports Illustrated, and Locked on Pacers joins Query & Company to recap last night’s blowout loss to the Chicago Bulls. He weighs in on the Tyrese Haliburton three-point shooting debate, addresses how important the game against the Miami Heat a week from Easter, and discusses the experience of the Bulls celebrating Benny the Bull’s birthday last night. (1:06:08-1:30:26) – Following their conversation with Tony East, they get into the discussion they teased at the end of the first hour of the show. There were some reports yesterday that the NCAA is attempting to remove player props from sportsbooks for the betterment of the student-athletes. The attempt doesn’t surprise Jake, whereas it does surprise Jimmy. (1:30:26-1:52:58) – Purdue Sports Network’s analyst, Bobby Riddell, joins Query & Company for the first time from Purdue’s practice to break down what is different from Gonzaga this time around compared to the first matchup, states that he noticed a different level of focus in Zach Edey in the starting lineups in their first game against Grambling State, and shares which player is the most vocal during practices. (1:52:58-2:04:36) – Jake brings the MLB game to Query & Company! Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie select a team to root for this season for a case of beer. The criteria is that the said team has to have a win total set below .500. (2:04:36-2:07:51) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets he likes!

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-21:55) – Tony East from Forbes Sports, Sports Illustrated, and Locked on Pacers joins Query & Company to recap last night’s blowout loss to the Chicago Bulls. He weighs in on the Tyrese Haliburton three-point shooting debate, addresses how important the game against the Miami Heat a week from Easter, and discusses the experience of the Bulls celebrating Benny the Bull’s birthday last night. (21:55-46:14) – Following their conversation with Tony East, they get into the discussion they teased at the end of the first hour of the show. There were some reports yesterday that the NCAA is attempting to remove player props from sportsbooks for the betterment of the student-athletes. The attempt doesn’t surprise Jake, whereas it does surprise Jimmy. (46:14-1:06:08) – Purdue Sports Network’s analyst, Bobby Riddell, joins Query & Company for the first time from Purdue’s practice to break down what is different from Gonzaga this time around compared to the first matchup, states that he noticed a different level of focus in Zach Edey in the starting lineups in their first game against Grambling State, and shares which player is the most vocal during practices.