(00:00 - 23:11) - It's the day after Christmas and Kevin and Query are on the air. Only...Kevin is in Florida. He joins via remote connection and while Jake Query holds down the fort in studio. The guys open by going over their respective holidays and the current weather conditions in Indianapolis. Kevin and Jake hypothesize on whether or not most people have today off as an observed holiday. Then it is time to talk business as the Colts take on the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday Night Football tonight. Nick Foles is starting at QB for the first time in exactly one year. The Pacers got a big win in Miami over the weekend. Haliburton avenged his last performance against the Heat where he only scored one point. This game he walked away with 43 points and a franchise record for most threes in a game.  

(23:12 - 31:56) - Morning Checkdown

(31:57 - 42:34) - Kevin opens the segment by asking Jake to breakdown the look of Myles Turner and the Pacers relationship. Are the Pacers or Turner potentially leaking any information themselves to try and raise Turner's value. Reportedly, "rival teams" have had interest in Myles Turner and Buddy Hield this season. If the Pacers are unable to lock down Turner by the trade deadline should they risk keeping him?

(42:35 - 1:07:16) - The second hour begins with some talk about Nick Foles getting the start tonight at Lucas Oil Stadium. Why is Foles getting a shot over Sam Ehlinger? Have the Colts written off Ehlinger as a quarterback after only two starts? Query thinks that if the organization has any faith in Foles he should have been playing when the games still mattered. Kevin and Query debate the shape of the QB roaster next season. Who will still be here and who will be gone. 

(1:07:17 - 1:29:14) - Tony East of Forbes joins the program to talk Pacers and how they have really turned up this season with back-to-back road wins. East speculates on Myles Turner's potential to return to the Pacers next season, or to end up as a trade piece this year. The Pacers are extremely lucky to have enough cap space in order to potentially give Turner a reasonable offer. Turner is still young enough that keeping him as a part of future plans makes sense. Query asks East how much interest there is across the league in Buddy Hield. A little bit of gushing over how great of a player Tyreese Haliburton has turned out to be. 

(1:29:15 - 1:32:04) - A quick touch and go segment on plans coming up in the week.

(1:32:05 - 2:03:34) - Matt Taylor is on the program to talk about his Christmas and the Colts game tonight against the Los Angeles Chargers. Jake wants to know if Nick Foles starting tonight makes sense to Matt. Kevin asks if Foles will be the "chess match" type of player that we expected from Matt Ryan. Will any other players standout tonight because Foles is getting a start? Who else will be put in a position to succeed tonight? Taylor breaks down how Saturday is really limited in his ability to change the roster up in his last couple games. Potentially he can manage to give a handful of younger players some more experience. 

(2:03:35 - 2:15:00) - Pop Quiz 

(2:15:01 - 2:19:51) - The show closes with Jake telling the story of Indiana basketball player Anthony Leal paying off his sister's college loans with Name-Image-Likeness (NIL) money. Brady Allen is entering the transfer portal.