00:00-14:26 KB and Andy start the show recapping the Indiana Pacers loss to Chicago last night. The guys share their thoughts on the struggling first quarter, the bench troubles, and the fewest points the Pacers scored this season. Should Pacers’ fans just accept the Pacers losing to mediocre teams?

14:26-18:14- Morning Checkdown

18:14-40:32- Former Coach and current Colts Analyst Rick Venturi joins us. Venturi remembers the Colts move to Indianapolis on the 40-year anniversary.  Venturi shares stories of the “Mayflower Trucks” arriving in Baltimore, player reactions, and the threat of moving to Pheonix before Indianapolis.

40:32-1:11:11- Coach Venturi continues his conversation with KB and Andy on the 40th anniversary of the Colts move to Indianapolis. Also, Venturi discusses the Colts offseason, Colts free agency, and who was the best free agent he liked Ballard signed over his eight years. Plus, Venturi shares his “Moorse Reservoir” All-Star. Venturi also gives his favorite players in the upcoming draft. The morning checkdown.

1:11:11-1:24:40- Scott Agnes from the Fieldhouse Files joins. Agnes gives his reaction to the Pacers loss to Chicago last night, why Chicago has Indiana’s number this season, and his thoughts on the season.

1:24:40-1:29:37- KB and Andy return with a debate on if Josh Schertz turned down the Louisville Basketball Coaching job, if the St. Louis job was a factor, and compare the situation to Josh McDaniels backing out of the Colts Head Coaching job in 2018.

1:29:37-1:53:11- KB and Andy kick off the final hour with a conversation on Purdue. Trey Kaufmann-Renn shared a quote after Sunday’s win over Utah State that epitomizes how Matt Painter’s teams are so good. Also, the morning checkdown.

1:53:11-2:10:46- Brian Neubert from Gold and Black dot com joins to preview Purdue/Gonzaga on Friday. Neubert also gives his take on Trey Kaufman-Renn and other Boilermakers, the most encouraging sign for Purdue, and Zach Edey’s comments over the last week.

2:10:46-2:14:56 Pop Quiz

00:00-14:26 KB and Andy start the show recapping the Indiana Pacers loss to Chicago last night. The guys share their thoughts on the struggling first quarter, the bench troubles, and the fewest points the Pacers scored this season. Should Pacers’ fans just accept the Pacers losing to mediocre teams?
14:26-18:14- Morning Checkdown
18:14-40:32- Former Coach and current Colts Analyst Rick Venturi joins us. Venturi remembers the Colts move to Indianapolis on the 40-year anniversary.  Venturi shares stories of the “Mayflower Trucks” arriving in Baltimore, player reactions, and the threat of moving to Pheonix before Indianapolis.
40:32-1:11:11- Coach Venturi continues his conversation with KB and Andy on the 40th anniversary of the Colts move to Indianapolis. Also, Venturi discusses the Colts offseason, Colts free agency, and who was the best free agent he liked Ballard signed over his eight years. Plus, Venturi shares his “Moorse Reservoir” All-Star. Venturi also gives his favorite players in the upcoming draft. The morning checkdown.
1:11:11-1:24:40- Scott Agnes from the Fieldhouse Files joins. Agnes gives his reaction to the Pacers loss to Chicago last night, why Chicago has Indiana’s number this season, and his thoughts on the season.
1:24:40-1:29:37- KB and Andy return with a debate on if Josh Schertz turned down the Louisville Basketball Coaching job, if the St. Louis job was a factor, and compare the situation to Josh McDaniels backing out of the Colts Head Coaching job in 2018.
1:29:37-1:53:11- KB and Andy kick off the final hour with a conversation on Purdue. Trey Kaufmann-Renn shared a quote after Sunday’s win over Utah State that epitomizes how Matt Painter’s teams are so good. Also, the morning checkdown.
1:53:11-2:10:46- Brian Neubert from Gold and Black dot com joins to preview Purdue/Gonzaga on Friday. Neubert also gives his take on Trey Kaufman-Renn and other Boilermakers, the most encouraging sign for Purdue, and Zach Edey’s comments over the last week.
2:10:46-2:14:56 Pop Quiz

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