(00:00 - 14:10) - The Pacers won their first game of the season. The Pacers displayed some tremendous offensive ability last night, winning against the Wizards 143 - 120. Defense may still need a little improvement. Tyreese Haliburton slipped in front of NBA Commissioner Adam Silver last night. The Colts games coming up may not be relevant nationally right now, but winning the next two games makes their remaining games very important.


(14:11 - 24:46) - Morning Checkdown


(24:47 - 47:46) - A hybrid field has been installed in Frankfort, Germany for the two NFL games coming up. KB and Andy discuss whether or not some of the players don't have a passport. More Pacers talk regarding the depth of the bench and just how many rotations this team could possibly have. The Pacers have several players coming off the bench who were 20-point scorers starting for them last year. Pittman audio responding to his comments from the Colts loss last Sunday.


(47:47 - 1:18:26) - Andy goes off on the Chicago Bull's "players only meeting" after losing just one game in the NBA season. Jordan Poole isn't going to get the same quality looks he had with the Washington Wiards like he had in Golden State. Colts are 1 - 9 in last 10 home games. Half of those games they lost by a single point. The Colts defense is handing some backup quarterbacks some wins this season. Will there be some changes in the Defensive line coaching after this season?


(1:18:27 - 1:33:32) - Scott Agness of the Indiana Pacers Fieldhouse Files joins the show. He runs down the good and bad he saw in the team last night. The Pacers only had two turnovers in the second half. Agness notices that the Pacers are even trying to make moves on the court during dead balls. Roy Hibbert and Rik Smits were in the arena last night. Agness gives his preview of how the Pacers and Cleveland Cavaliers will match up when they tip off later this week. He wonders why TJ McConnell and Daniel Theis weren't getting minutes. A quick discussion on news with the All-Star game in Indianapolis later this year. 


(1:33:33 - 1:37:05) - Touch and go segment. Some players the Colts could try and target in trades. Halloween Bracketology.


(1:37:06 - 2:02:38) - Andy defends one of Jim Irsay's latest Tweets. Irsay acknowledged that the Colts got the short end of the stick in their last game on Sunday and believes that all plays under two minutes should be open to review. Kevin recalls the Colts being ignored by the NFL on primetime for multiple years. If the Colts lose the next couple of games, how can they make the rest of the season mean something.


(2:02:39 - 2:15:43) - Jason Hammer joins the show to talk about more sports betting picks. The "Gambling Degenerate" wants to take the over in the Penn State vs. IU game this weekend. "Live betting is like watching the stock ticker." Hammer gives bets for Thursday Night Football saying that Buffalo might have a breakout game, he's taking the Bill -9. This week's "Degenerate Special" deals with the Georgia Southern vs. Georgia State game. He thinks the offense could lead Georgia Southern to a win.


(2:15:44 - 2:22:35) - Pop Quiz

(00:00 - 14:10) - The Pacers won their first game of the season. The Pacers displayed some tremendous offensive ability last night, winning against the Wizards 143 - 120. Defense may still need a little improvement. Tyreese Haliburton slipped in front of NBA Commissioner Adam Silver last night. The Colts games coming up may not be relevant nationally right now, but winning the next two games makes their remaining games very important.
 (14:11 - 24:46) - Morning Checkdown
 (24:47 - 47:46) - A hybrid field has been installed in Frankfort, Germany for the two NFL games coming up. KB and Andy discuss whether or not some of the players don't have a passport. More Pacers talk regarding the depth of the bench and just how many rotations this team could possibly have. The Pacers have several players coming off the bench who were 20-point scorers starting for them last year. Pittman audio responding to his comments from the Colts loss last Sunday.
 (47:47 - 1:18:26) - Andy goes off on the Chicago Bull's "players only meeting" after losing just one game in the NBA season. Jordan Poole isn't going to get the same quality looks he had with the Washington Wiards like he had in Golden State. Colts are 1 - 9 in last 10 home games. Half of those games they lost by a single point. The Colts defense is handing some backup quarterbacks some wins this season. Will there be some changes in the Defensive line coaching after this season?
 (1:18:27 - 1:33:32) - Scott Agness of the Indiana Pacers Fieldhouse Files joins the show. He runs down the good and bad he saw in the team last night. The Pacers only had two turnovers in the second half. Agness notices that the Pacers are even trying to make moves on the court during dead balls. Roy Hibbert and Rik Smits were in the arena last night. Agness gives his preview of how the Pacers and Cleveland Cavaliers will match up when they tip off later this week. He wonders why TJ McConnell and Daniel Theis weren't getting minutes. A quick discussion on news with the All-Star game in Indianapolis later this year. 
  (1:33:33 - 1:37:05) - Touch and go segment. Some players the Colts could try and target in trades. Halloween Bracketology.
 (1:37:06 - 2:02:38) - Andy defends one of Jim Irsay's latest Tweets. Irsay acknowledged that the Colts got the short end of the stick in their last game on Sunday and believes that all plays under two minutes should be open to review. Kevin recalls the Colts being ignored by the NFL on primetime for multiple years. If the Colts lose the next couple of games, how can they make the rest of the season mean something.
 (2:02:39 - 2:15:43) - Jason Hammer joins the show to talk about more sports betting picks. The "Gambling Degenerate" wants to take the over in the Penn State vs. IU game this weekend. "Live betting is like watching the stock ticker." Hammer gives bets for Thursday Night Football saying that Buffalo might have a breakout game, he's taking the Bill -9. This week's "Degenerate Special" deals with the Georgia Southern vs. Georgia State game. He thinks the offense could lead Georgia Southern to a win.
 (2:15:44 - 2:22:35) - Pop Quiz

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