(0:00-19:50) Kevin and Marc Dykton, who is filling in for Andy Sweeney, start the show off talking about the USA vs. Canada basketball exhibition game, and they preview the guests that will join the show today, including Christian Watford and Pat Boylan. They talk about the ugly performance by The Fever, and how disorganized the game seemed. Kevin and Marc talk about the upcoming Fever schedule, and changes to the lineup Christie Sides has made, and how they don’t believe the Fever knows who their 4 and 5 should be. They also preview the Colts schedule, and Marc talks about how he thinks the Bears will look this year. They also talk about the stat line of Kel’el Ware, Zach Edey, and Andrew Nembhard. 

(19:50-27:57) MORNING CHECKDOWN.  

(27:58-46:05) Kevin and Marc preview some of the guests that will join the show tomorrow and next week, and some Olympics related guests that will come on the show. They delve into the Team USA vs Canada game in Las Vegas and Andrew Nembhard’s performance, and his spot on the Canadian Basketball team in the Olympics. They talk about the reason why Kawhi Leonard was removed from Team USA.  

(46:06-1:16:07) Kevin and Marc answer the Colts question of the day and talk about the biggest impact guy on the Colts offensive line. Kevin weighs his options and talks about Laiatu Latu and AD Mitchell. We hear from a caller named Gino about his thoughts on AD Mitchell, including his star power vs Laiatu Latu. Marc and Kevin talk about early betting lines for Coach of the Year. MORNING CHECKDOWN 

(1:16:08-1:32:38) Kevin and Marc replay the Cailtin Clark interview from Tuesday. 

(1:32:39-1:34:03) John Crabtree joins from London to talk to Kevin and Marc to talk about the Indy Eleven. Crabtree compares what a USL team beating an MLS team means to soccer in America. 

(1:34:03-2:18:10) Christian Watford joins the show to talk about the WatShot, and he talks about the alumni team that he is the GM of for IU. Watford talks about how he assembled the team, and the difficulty in making sure everyone’s schedules worked so they could join the team. He talks about how he became the GM for the TBT team, and the most exciting part about attending the TBT Tournament. He talks about his life post-basketball, and in what ways he is still involved in the sport. He gives his opinion on IU basketball going into next season, and his favorite memory outside of the WatShot. MORNING CHECKDOWN 

(2:01:37-2:17:47) Pat Boylan joins the show to talk about the Indiana Fever. He talks about the standings of the Fever, and their performance yesterday against the Washington Mystics. He breaks the game down quarter-by-quarter and talks about their nearly perfect 4th quarter, but it wasn’t enough to get them the win. He goes into detail about what the Fever are looking for in the number 4 and number 5 spots on the team, and names off some candidates to hold down those spots. He talks about the national spotlight on Clark, and how popular Fever games are in Iowa. 

(2:17:48-2:22:05) POP QUIZ 

(0:00-19:50) Kevin and Marc Dykton, who is filling in for Andy Sweeney, start the show off talking about the USA vs. Canada basketball exhibition game, and they preview the guests that will join the show today, including Christian Watford and Pat Boylan. They talk about the ugly performance by The Fever, and how disorganized the game seemed. Kevin and Marc talk about the upcoming Fever schedule, and changes to the lineup Christie Sides has made, and how they don’t believe the Fever knows who their 4 and 5 should be. They also preview the Colts schedule, and Marc talks about how he thinks the Bears will look this year. They also talk about the stat line of Kel’el Ware, Zach Edey, and Andrew Nembhard. 
(19:50-27:57) MORNING CHECKDOWN.  
(27:58-46:05) Kevin and Marc preview some of the guests that will join the show tomorrow and next week, and some Olympics related guests that will come on the show. They delve into the Team USA vs Canada game in Las Vegas and Andrew Nembhard’s performance, and his spot on the Canadian Basketball team in the Olympics. They talk about the reason why Kawhi Leonard was removed from Team USA.  
(46:06-1:16:07) Kevin and Marc answer the Colts question of the day and talk about the biggest impact guy on the Colts offensive line. Kevin weighs his options and talks about Laiatu Latu and AD Mitchell. We hear from a caller named Gino about his thoughts on AD Mitchell, including his star power vs Laiatu Latu. Marc and Kevin talk about early betting lines for Coach of the Year. MORNING CHECKDOWN 
(1:16:08-1:32:38) Kevin and Marc replay the Cailtin Clark interview from Tuesday. 
(1:32:39-1:34:03) John Crabtree joins from London to talk to Kevin and Marc to talk about the Indy Eleven. Crabtree compares what a USL team beating an MLS team means to soccer in America. 
(1:34:03-2:18:10) Christian Watford joins the show to talk about the WatShot, and he talks about the alumni team that he is the GM of for IU. Watford talks about how he assembled the team, and the difficulty in making sure everyone’s schedules worked so they could join the team. He talks about how he became the GM for the TBT team, and the most exciting part about attending the TBT Tournament. He talks about his life post-basketball, and in what ways he is still involved in the sport. He gives his opinion on IU basketball going into next season, and his favorite memory outside of the WatShot. MORNING CHECKDOWN 
(2:01:37-2:17:47) Pat Boylan joins the show to talk about the Indiana Fever. He talks about the standings of the Fever, and their performance yesterday against the Washington Mystics. He breaks the game down quarter-by-quarter and talks about their nearly perfect 4th quarter, but it wasn’t enough to get them the win. He goes into detail about what the Fever are looking for in the number 4 and number 5 spots on the team, and names off some candidates to hold down those spots. He talks about the national spotlight on Clark, and how popular Fever games are in Iowa. 
(2:17:48-2:22:05) POP QUIZ

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