(00:00-30:31) – Greg Rakestraw fills in as the host of the Fan Midday Show on a Friday and opens the show recapping the big win that the Purdue Boilermakers pulled out last night against Ohio State and the unfortunate loss for the Indiana Hoosiers after being up 21 points a couple different times in the first half.

(30:31-38:09) – Rake shifts his conversation towards the Indianapolis Colts after receiving a call from a listener asking why the Colts don’t follow the blueprint of the Indiana Pacers by running back Jeff Saturday and Sam Ehlinger for one more season and then take a QB in the following draft if the Colts aren’t able to get their guy this season.

(38:09-49:10) – Rake closes out the first hour of the show by turning to IndyStar’s Kyle Neddenriep to break down the landscape of high school hoops, how Ben Davis and Cathedral have already set themselves apart from the rest of the schools, and how his son’s high school basketball season is going.

(49:10-1:09:19) – Pacers beat reporter from Fieldhouse Files and 1075thefan.com in Scott Agness joins Greg Rakestraw on the show to break down the likelihood that Myles Turner could sign an extension with the Pacers despite all the trade rumors, what kind of moves he could see the Pacers making as the trade deadline approaches, and All-Star game voting for the NBA isn’t representative of how the voting should go.

(1:09:19-1:23:01) – Rake shares an update on how Damar Hamlin is doing, goes through all the possible scenarios that must happen for the AFC Championship game to be moved to a neutral site to Indianapolis possibly, and recounts the last time that a divisional winner did not host a playoff game in the NFL.

(1:23:01-1:39:02) – Greg closes out hour number two by examining the Colts roster with the offseason quickly approaching. Rake breaks down what the Colts must decide on some key pieces to the defense this year and how the offensive line could be the position group that has the lowest turnover.

(1:39:02-2:03:42) – One half of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen joins Greg Rakestraw on The Fan Midday Show to break down how he expects the offseason to go once Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans goes final, why we should hold off on discussing which players we think are back or gone until the new head coach has been hired, and stresses that Matt Eberflus was a Chris Ballard hire NOT a Frank Reich hire regarding a possible trade up scenario with the Chicago Bears.

(2:03:42-2:19:43) – Head Coach Ted Karras of the Marian Knights joins Greg Rakestraw to explain how the return to Marian came about, what he’s learned from Zac Taylor that he plans to apply to his coaching style, how different the program is from when he left it ten years ago, and what feedback he’s received from high school football coaches since being announced as the head coach at Marian.

(2:19:43-2:30:16) – Rake closes out today’s show by recapping the conversations he had with today’s guests along with some of his thoughts on the Colts offseason.

(00:00-30:31) – Greg Rakestraw fills in as the host of the Fan Midday Show on a Friday and opens the show recapping the big win that the Purdue Boilermakers pulled out last night against Ohio State and the unfortunate loss for the Indiana Hoosiers after being up 21 points a couple different times in the first half.
(30:31-38:09) – Rake shifts his conversation towards the Indianapolis Colts after receiving a call from a listener asking why the Colts don’t follow the blueprint of the Indiana Pacers by running back Jeff Saturday and Sam Ehlinger for one more season and then take a QB in the following draft if the Colts aren’t able to get their guy this season.
(38:09-49:10) – Rake closes out the first hour of the show by turning to IndyStar’s Kyle Neddenriep to break down the landscape of high school hoops, how Ben Davis and Cathedral have already set themselves apart from the rest of the schools, and how his son’s high school basketball season is going.
(49:10-1:09:19) – Pacers beat reporter from Fieldhouse Files and 1075thefan.com in Scott Agness joins Greg Rakestraw on the show to break down the likelihood that Myles Turner could sign an extension with the Pacers despite all the trade rumors, what kind of moves he could see the Pacers making as the trade deadline approaches, and All-Star game voting for the NBA isn’t representative of how the voting should go.
(1:09:19-1:23:01) – Rake shares an update on how Damar Hamlin is doing, goes through all the possible scenarios that must happen for the AFC Championship game to be moved to a neutral site to Indianapolis possibly, and recounts the last time that a divisional winner did not host a playoff game in the NFL.
(1:23:01-1:39:02) – Greg closes out hour number two by examining the Colts roster with the offseason quickly approaching. Rake breaks down what the Colts must decide on some key pieces to the defense this year and how the offensive line could be the position group that has the lowest turnover.
(1:39:02-2:03:42) – One half of Kevin &amp; Query in Kevin Bowen joins Greg Rakestraw on The Fan Midday Show to break down how he expects the offseason to go once Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans goes final, why we should hold off on discussing which players we think are back or gone until the new head coach has been hired, and stresses that Matt Eberflus was a Chris Ballard hire NOT a Frank Reich hire regarding a possible trade up scenario with the Chicago Bears.
(2:03:42-2:19:43) – Head Coach Ted Karras of the Marian Knights joins Greg Rakestraw to explain how the return to Marian came about, what he’s learned from Zac Taylor that he plans to apply to his coaching style, how different the program is from when he left it ten years ago, and what feedback he’s received from high school football coaches since being announced as the head coach at Marian.
(2:19:43-2:30:16) – Rake closes out today’s show by recapping the conversations he had with today’s guests along with some of his thoughts on the Colts offseason.

Join Jake Query on Indy's best sports midday show "Query & Company" on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.

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

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

Join Jake Query on Indy's best sports midday show "Query &amp; Company" on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis.
Dive into the pulse of Indianapolis sports as he delivers the latest updates, insightful commentary, and lively discussions on everything from the Colts and Pacers to local sports news and beyond.
With a blend of humor, expertise, and passion for the game, Jake will keep you on your toes and maybe even teach you something!