(00:00 - 13:46) - The new Colts Offensive Coordinator Jim Bob Cooter joins the show early. This is his second stint in Indianapolis as he was here before in 2009 as an Offensive Assistant. Cooter is excited to be working with Gardner Minshew again. As a staff the offense is looking to evaluate every position at this point in the off season. What does Cooter's game week look like knowing that he is not calling plays this season. The excitement of pro-days is something he looks forward to as it is the beginning of building bonds with new players.  



(13:47 - 34:51) - Joel Erickson of the Indy Star calls in to talk about the Colts and the NFL Pro-day. Erickson will also be covering the owner's meeting next week. Erickson wants to know if the Colts are going to be comfortable taking a rookie quarterback and seeing how they turn out as opposed to competing for the division. The fan base clearly wants to see results next season, but a rookie quarterback might not produce those results right away. The Colts should address more positions in free agency, so they don't feel pressured in the draft. This year's draft is short on Wide Receivers which is unlike many of the previous years. 



(34:52 - 1:00:45) - Dane Fife, former IU player and assistant coach joins the program to talk some NCAA basketball. Fife saw Purdue lose live to the sixteenth seed Fairleigh Dickinson. He feels like coaches probably feel more excitement around the tournament than players. Fife saw the ball start rolling against Purdue, and no one had the ability to stop it. Query wants to know if there is a certain style of play a team can have to dominate across all leagues, and not just their respective conference. Fife doesn't know if there is any certain team make up that could guarantee a team success. The key is one player who can always buy you a bucket. What will Purdue vs. IU need in the transfer portal next season?

(00:00 - 13:46) - The new Colts Offensive Coordinator Jim Bob Cooter joins the show early. This is his second stint in Indianapolis as he was here before in 2009 as an Offensive Assistant. Cooter is excited to be working with Gardner Minshew again. As a staff the offense is looking to evaluate every position at this point in the off season. What does Cooter's game week look like knowing that he is not calling plays this season. The excitement of pro-days is something he looks forward to as it is the beginning of building bonds with new players.  
 
(13:47 - 34:51) - Joel Erickson of the Indy Star calls in to talk about the Colts and the NFL Pro-day. Erickson will also be covering the owner's meeting next week. Erickson wants to know if the Colts are going to be comfortable taking a rookie quarterback and seeing how they turn out as opposed to competing for the division. The fan base clearly wants to see results next season, but a rookie quarterback might not produce those results right away. The Colts should address more positions in free agency, so they don't feel pressured in the draft. This year's draft is short on Wide Receivers which is unlike many of the previous years. 
 
(34:52 - 1:00:45) - Dane Fife, former IU player and assistant coach joins the program to talk some NCAA basketball. Fife saw Purdue lose live to the sixteenth seed Fairleigh Dickinson. He feels like coaches probably feel more excitement around the tournament than players. Fife saw the ball start rolling against Purdue, and no one had the ability to stop it. Query wants to know if there is a certain style of play a team can have to dominate across all leagues, and not just their respective conference. Fife doesn't know if there is any certain team make up that could guarantee a team success. The key is one player who can always buy you a bucket. What will Purdue vs. IU need in the transfer portal next season?

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Kevin Bowen, a lifelong Indy native, brings a decade + years of Colts coverage and deep ties to local sports. James Boyd, Colts reporter for The Athletic, also offers sharp insights on the Colts.
Together, they deliver lively debates, expert analysis, and all the excitement for all Indy sports teams that fans crave.
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