00:00 – 26:28 – JMV kicks off the first show of the week by talking about the end of the Pacers road trip, which saw Indiana lose to Portland and then Phoenix to close out their western swing. He talks about how their upcoming schedule might be even more difficult than the road trip. He then talks IU basketball, their loss to Wisconsin, and the ejection of C.J Gunn.  

26:29 – 40:03 – JMV talks about Depaul firing basketball coach Tony Stubblefield after their loss to Butler. He also talks about the incident with Caitlin Clark and a fan running into her while storming the court. He opens the phone lines up and takes a call from a Pacer fan, as well as someone with a Colts question!  

40:04 – 46:14 - JMV wraps up the first hour by continuing to talk the end of the Pacers road trip, especially their loss last night in Phoenix.  

46:15 – 1:18:15 – Former Hoosier and Big Ten Player of the Year Brian Evans joins the show to talk the debacle against Wisconsin. Brian also talks a bit about the response he got following his last appearance on the show, where he vented his frustrations about the program. Brian and John talk about C.J Gunn’s ejection, as well as long-time voice of the Hoosiers Don Fischer’s comments following the loss to Wisconsin. 

1:18:16 – 1:28:09 – JMV goes through some comments from listeners on X on the Pacers, IU, storming the court and more! 

1:28:10 – 1:34:48 – JMV closes out the 2nd hour of the show with another phone call from a listener in Arkansas! 

1:34:49 – 2:02:59 – Stephen Holder of ESPN joins the show! Stephen and JMV discuss Anthony Richardson, and how tough it was on him to miss most of his rookie season with the Colts. They get into the changing style of quarterback play, and how teams and specifically the Colts need to keep evolving. C.J Stroud, Richardsons fellow rookie QB who just led a fantastic first campaign in Houston, is discussed; Stephen and JMV compare Richardson to Stroud. The conversation closes out with Stephen and John talking about the health of Colts owner Jim Irsay.  

2:03:00 – 2:15:48 – JMV updates listeners about the incoming severe weather! He then talks about the Pacers, and the 2 losses to end their road trip. He also discusses the Pascal Siakam trade and what that means for Pacers and the expectations surrounding them.  

2:15:49 – 2:20:44 – JMV closes out another edition of the show! 

00:00 – 26:28 – JMV kicks off the first show of the week by talking about the end of the Pacers road trip, which saw Indiana lose to Portland and then Phoenix to close out their western swing. He talks about how their upcoming schedule might be even more difficult than the road trip. He then talks IU basketball, their loss to Wisconsin, and the ejection of C.J Gunn.  
26:29 – 40:03 – JMV talks about Depaul firing basketball coach Tony Stubblefield after their loss to Butler. He also talks about the incident with Caitlin Clark and a fan running into her while storming the court. He opens the phone lines up and takes a call from a Pacer fan, as well as someone with a Colts question!  
40:04 – 46:14 - JMV wraps up the first hour by continuing to talk the end of the Pacers road trip, especially their loss last night in Phoenix.  
46:15 – 1:18:15 – Former Hoosier and Big Ten Player of the Year Brian Evans joins the show to talk the debacle against Wisconsin. Brian also talks a bit about the response he got following his last appearance on the show, where he vented his frustrations about the program. Brian and John talk about C.J Gunn’s ejection, as well as long-time voice of the Hoosiers Don Fischer’s comments following the loss to Wisconsin. 
1:18:16 – 1:28:09 – JMV goes through some comments from listeners on X on the Pacers, IU, storming the court and more! 
1:28:10 – 1:34:48 – JMV closes out the 2nd hour of the show with another phone call from a listener in Arkansas! 
1:34:49 – 2:02:59 – Stephen Holder of ESPN joins the show! Stephen and JMV discuss Anthony Richardson, and how tough it was on him to miss most of his rookie season with the Colts. They get into the changing style of quarterback play, and how teams and specifically the Colts need to keep evolving. C.J Stroud, Richardsons fellow rookie QB who just led a fantastic first campaign in Houston, is discussed; Stephen and JMV compare Richardson to Stroud. The conversation closes out with Stephen and John talking about the health of Colts owner Jim Irsay.  
2:03:00 – 2:15:48 – JMV updates listeners about the incoming severe weather! He then talks about the Pacers, and the 2 losses to end their road trip. He also discusses the Pascal Siakam trade and what that means for Pacers and the expectations surrounding them.  
2:15:49 – 2:20:44 – JMV closes out another edition of the show!

Step into the realm of unconventional sports talk with JMV on "The Ride With JMV," where the excitement of Indianapolis sports meets unique locations and vibrant atmospheres.

Join JMV, a seasoned radio personality on 93.5 & 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis, as he hosts the sports evening drive show that brings you the latest topics and conversations surrounding Indianapolis sports.

Whether he's broadcasting from bars, backyards, businesses, or any place that invites his lively presence, JMV offers a fresh perspective on sports news, engaging discussions, and entertaining banter.

Tune in to "The Ride With JMV" for a one-of-a-kind sports experience that goes beyond the traditional studio setting.

Step into the realm of unconventional sports talk with JMV on "The Ride With JMV," where the excitement of Indianapolis sports meets unique locations and vibrant atmospheres.
Join JMV, a seasoned radio personality on 93.5 &amp; 107.5 The Fan in Indianapolis, as he hosts the sports evening drive show that brings you the latest topics and conversations surrounding Indianapolis sports.
Whether he's broadcasting from bars, backyards, businesses, or any place that invites his lively presence, JMV offers a fresh perspective on sports news, engaging discussions, and entertaining banter.
Tune in to "The Ride With JMV" for a one-of-a-kind sports experience that goes beyond the traditional studio setting.

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