(00:00 - 29:45) - The Friday edition of Kevin & Query kicks off with a brief recap of the Florida Panthers overtime victory over the Las Vegas Golden Knights. The Stanley Cup Final series now sits at 2-1 in favor of the Golden Knights. Playoff Hockey always seems to make people wish they watched more hockey. College scheduling for football dominates the first segment of the show with discussion on IU and Purdue's schedules now that the Conference Matchups are now a non-factor in scheduling. USC and UCLA will likely have a lot of away fans at their Big-10 Games. Notre Dame has a new Athletic Director and how will he effect their program going forward?


(29:46 - 34:18) - Morning Checkdown


(34:19 - 47:47) - Dalvin Cook was released from the Minnesota Vikings today, can the Indianapolis Colts use that as some sort of leverage with Jonathan Taylor? How much longer will Taylor be an elite level running back in the NFL and can the team risk slapping a franchise tag on him after his rookie contract expires. Gardner Minshew and Anthony Richardson have been throwing to wide receivers and tight-ends that might not even be on the team come regular season. With the Colts Top-3 wideouts on the sideline these quarterbacks may struggle to get off to a good start.


(47:48 - 1:19:15) - Before our guest joins Jake Query mentions that listeners could potentially be his spotter at the August IndyCar/NASCAR double header. Check out his Twitter page to bid on your chance to help him out! Then Greg Rakestraw of the ISC network joins the program to talk about the Indiana-Kentucky Classic happening over the weekend. All-Star high-school basketball players from both states will face off against each other in both boys and girls basketball with this inter-state rivalry contest. Kevin asks Rakestraw to breakdown high school players from Indiana and their potential college landing spots in the coming years. The guys all speculate over Flory Bidunga, the state's top basketball prospect, and what college will be his landing spot. Talk turns to MLS and Lionel Messi's signing to Inter Miami and how that will impact soccer in America.  


(1:19:16 - 1:31:57) - Game by game breakdown of IU and Purdue's new football schedule with the Conference matchups now being dissolved. Breakdown of the history of Big Ten Championship matchups and what teams have dominated in their individual era.  


(1:31:58 - 1:39:24) - Anniversary of Elvis's last concert at Market Square Arena. Jake reflects on the last fan to ever interact with Elvis Presley, and apparently found the person who had the scarf he threw into the crowd at his last concert. What is the most expensive piece of memorabilia that Kevin & Query own.  


(1:39:25 - 2:05:03) - George Bremer, who covers the Indianapolis Colts for The Herald Bulletin in Anderson, Indiana joins the show. He breaks down the Colts current running back situation with Dalvin Cook's release from Minnesota and how that might change what the Colts try to offer Jonathan Taylor. Bremer goes into detail on how both Indiana's quarterbacks in Minshew and Richardson need more time with starting line ups before the regular season and hopefully they will get that exposure in the pre-season. No matter who the Colts select as their starter for Week 1, they still need to have a set of plays designed for each quarterback according to Bremer. Then all three guys shortly speculate on the outcome of the Isaiah Rodgers situation regarding betting on the team and what sort of punishments he may face as well as when.


(2:05:04 - 2:19:48) - Pop Quiz


(2:19:49 - 2:22:28) - Tri-West High School has a softball commit to Oklahoma, Indiana as a state has a lot of top-ranked softball prospects. Wrap up talk with weekend plans. 

(00:00 - 29:45) - The Friday edition of Kevin &amp; Query kicks off with a brief recap of the Florida Panthers overtime victory over the Las Vegas Golden Knights. The Stanley Cup Final series now sits at 2-1 in favor of the Golden Knights. Playoff Hockey always seems to make people wish they watched more hockey. College scheduling for football dominates the first segment of the show with discussion on IU and Purdue's schedules now that the Conference Matchups are now a non-factor in scheduling. USC and UCLA will likely have a lot of away fans at their Big-10 Games. Notre Dame has a new Athletic Director and how will he effect their program going forward?
 (29:46 - 34:18) - Morning Checkdown
 (34:19 - 47:47) - Dalvin Cook was released from the Minnesota Vikings today, can the Indianapolis Colts use that as some sort of leverage with Jonathan Taylor? How much longer will Taylor be an elite level running back in the NFL and can the team risk slapping a franchise tag on him after his rookie contract expires. Gardner Minshew and Anthony Richardson have been throwing to wide receivers and tight-ends that might not even be on the team come regular season. With the Colts Top-3 wideouts on the sideline these quarterbacks may struggle to get off to a good start.
 (47:48 - 1:19:15) - Before our guest joins Jake Query mentions that listeners could potentially be his spotter at the August IndyCar/NASCAR double header. Check out his Twitter page to bid on your chance to help him out! Then Greg Rakestraw of the ISC network joins the program to talk about the Indiana-Kentucky Classic happening over the weekend. All-Star high-school basketball players from both states will face off against each other in both boys and girls basketball with this inter-state rivalry contest. Kevin asks Rakestraw to breakdown high school players from Indiana and their potential college landing spots in the coming years. The guys all speculate over Flory Bidunga, the state's top basketball prospect, and what college will be his landing spot. Talk turns to MLS and Lionel Messi's signing to Inter Miami and how that will impact soccer in America.  
 (1:19:16 - 1:31:57) - Game by game breakdown of IU and Purdue's new football schedule with the Conference matchups now being dissolved. Breakdown of the history of Big Ten Championship matchups and what teams have dominated in their individual era.  
 (1:31:58 - 1:39:24) - Anniversary of Elvis's last concert at Market Square Arena. Jake reflects on the last fan to ever interact with Elvis Presley, and apparently found the person who had the scarf he threw into the crowd at his last concert. What is the most expensive piece of memorabilia that Kevin &amp; Query own.  
 (1:39:25 - 2:05:03) - George Bremer, who covers the Indianapolis Colts for The Herald Bulletin in Anderson, Indiana joins the show. He breaks down the Colts current running back situation with Dalvin Cook's release from Minnesota and how that might change what the Colts try to offer Jonathan Taylor. Bremer goes into detail on how both Indiana's quarterbacks in Minshew and Richardson need more time with starting line ups before the regular season and hopefully they will get that exposure in the pre-season. No matter who the Colts select as their starter for Week 1, they still need to have a set of plays designed for each quarterback according to Bremer. Then all three guys shortly speculate on the outcome of the Isaiah Rodgers situation regarding betting on the team and what sort of punishments he may face as well as when.
 (2:05:04 - 2:19:48) - Pop Quiz
 (2:19:49 - 2:22:28) - Tri-West High School has a softball commit to Oklahoma, Indiana as a state has a lot of top-ranked softball prospects. Wrap up talk with weekend plans.

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