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  1. Indiana Outdoors 11/14/26: Open Season
    Nov 14, 2026 · original
    Firearms Deer Season opens with visits from the Indiana state forester and Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry, plus, an update on trapping.
  2. Matt Weaver: Expect Josh Hoover to Start for Indiana Against USC
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Matt Weaver: Expect Josh Hoover to Start for Indiana Against USC Matt Weaver of Peegs.com and 247Sports joined the Fan Morning Show ‘s Football Friday to preview Indiana hosting USC on Saturday, starting with an injury on an offensive line that had been intact all season. A Rare Change Up Front Indiana listed guard Joe Brunner, a transfer from Wisconsin, as out. Weaver called it “notable,” noting the starting linemen have had nearly identical snap counts all year. “It’s not ideal timing with it just being a couple days before a big matchup on Saturday,” he said, adding that he expects Indiana to slide its sixth lineman into the spot rather than shuffle two positions. The Quarterback Question Josh Hoover was not on Indiana’s availability report, and Weaver stressed that the college report lists availability, not every injury. “I think he’s probably still not 100% healthy, but they fully e
  3. CBS Analyst Brian Jones: Indiana’s CFP Drop Is ‘Bulletin Board Material’
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    CBS Analyst Brian Jones: Indiana’s CFP Drop Is ‘Bulletin Board Material’ CBS college football analyst Brian Jones joined The Ride with JMV to preview Indiana’s home game against USC, which airs Saturday on CBS, and he did not hold back on the latest College Football Playoff rankings. ‘I Thought It Was Ridiculous’ Indiana dropped from No. 4 to No. 9 after its bye week. “I thought it was ridiculous,” Jones said. “If this is what you thought of IU during the first iteration of the rankings, why didn’t you place them in the nine hole then?” He said fans should expect more head-scratching moves from the committee as the season goes on. Still, Jones said the ranking changes little for the Hoosiers. With Ohio State’s loss to Oregon, he said, “Now they control their own destiny,” with a path to the Big Ten championship and another shot at a national title. He called the drop “bulletin board mate
  4. Rick Carlisle on Andrew Nembhard: ‘He Has a Big, Loud Presence’
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Rick Carlisle on Andrew Nembhard: ‘He Has a Big, Loud Presence’ Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle called in to the Fan Morning Show the morning after Indiana’s win over the Washington Wizards and explained the fourth-quarter lineup that swung the game. Strength in Numbers Carlisle said the roster is built in a “strength in numbers kind of way,” which is why he turned to Jalen Slawson and Larry Nance Jr. down the stretch. He called Slawson “a really good energy guy for us all year” and credited Nance for his defense and timely shooting in recent games. Nembhard Running the Show Carlisle saved his strongest praise for Andrew Nembhard, who scored 11 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter and finished with 10 assists. “The guy is just so good in all phases,” Carlisle said. He explained that Nembhard has to keep Pascal Siakam and Ivica Zubac involved while also providing scoring, a balance he s
  5. Matt Taylor: The Colts’ Passing Game Needs Speed
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Matt Taylor: The Colts’ Passing Game Needs Speed Voice of the Colts Matt Taylor joined Kevin Bowen and James Boyd on the Fan Morning Show ‘s Football Friday ahead of the Colts hosting the Miami Dolphins, and his focus was a receiver room reshaped by the trade deadline. A Historically Short Passing Game With Josh Downs and Keenan Allen traded and Alec Pierce not expected back soon, Taylor noted the two departed receivers accounted for about 70% of the Colts’ wide receiver catches through nine games. He called the trades a good business move involving expiring contracts, then pointed to a bigger problem. “As a team, the Colts are averaging 9.4 yards per completion for the season,” he said, a number that ranks 31st of 32 teams and is on pace for a franchise low. That is why Taylor likes the chance for younger, faster receivers like Anthony Gould, Ashton Dulin and rookie Deion Burks to show
  6. Romain Grosjean Says His IndyCar Career Is Probably Over
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Source: Geoff Miller / Getty Romain Grosjean Says His IndyCar Career Is Probably Over Romain Grosjean’s open-wheel career is likely over. The 40-year-old Frenchman told RACER that he couldn’t find an IndyCar seat for 2027 and that this is probably the end of his single-seater racing, according to AutoRacing1 . Grosjean led Dale Coyne Racing’s two-car team in 2026 and won’t be back with the team. He was considered for one or two other IndyCar openings after his fifth season in the series, but none came through. He said he’d had enough of weekends where he didn’t have the tools to compete, pointing to races like Laguna Seca, where he qualified near the back. He also said he wants to try something different. A career on both sides of the Atlantic Grosjean’s single-seater career began in 2003. He earned 10 Formula 1 podiums before moving to IndyCar, where he made 82 starts with seven podiums
  7. Indiana Fever Still Searching for a GM Three Weeks After Front-Office Shake-Up
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Source: Icon Sportswire / Getty Indiana Fever Still Searching for a GM Three Weeks After Front-Office Shake-Up It’s been three weeks since the Indiana Fever’s front office was cleared out, and the team still hasn’t named a new general manager. On Oct. 23, team president Kelly Krauskopf announced she was stepping down , and later that day the team fired GM Amber Cox . Pacers Sports & Entertainment isn’t replacing Krauskopf’s role. CEO Mel Raines will lead the Fever’s business operations instead, according to IndyStar . Who’s running the search PS&E plans a national search for a general manager to oversee day-to-day basketball operations and personnel decisions. Excel Search & Advisory is helping find candidates, a move first reported by Sports Business Journal. Excel Sports Management, which owns that firm, also represents Caitlin Clark. The ownership group will make the final call, with
  8. Haliburton’s Hamstring ‘Progressing’ as Pacers Host Knicks in NBA Cup
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Source: Patrick McDermott / Getty Haliburton’s Hamstring ‘Progressing’ as Pacers Host Knicks in NBA Cup Tyrese Haliburton is getting closer, but the Pacers still aren’t putting a date on his return. Head coach Rick Carlisle said Wednesday that Haliburton’s left hamstring strain is progressing and told reporters to check back in about 10 days, according to Yahoo Sports . That points to the next real update coming around Nov. 21. Carlisle didn’t call it a return date, and he didn’t rule Haliburton out of every game in that window. How we got here Haliburton strained the hamstring in the Oct. 26 game against Milwaukee, and the team listed him as week-to-week two days later. It’s a frustrating setback for a player who missed all of last season after tearing his right Achilles in Game 7 of the 2025 NBA Finals. He looked like himself in his first four games back, averaging 21.8 points and 9.5
  9. IU Shakes Off Slow Start, Beats Tennessee Tech 90-66 to Move to 4-0
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Source: Justin Casterline / Getty IU Shakes Off Slow Start, Beats Tennessee Tech 90-66 to Move to 4-0 Indiana stayed unbeaten Thursday night, but it had to work for it. The Hoosiers led Tennessee Tech by only 41-37 at halftime, then pulled away in the second half for a 90-66 win at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. IU is now 4-0 in Darian DeVries’ second season. Samet Yigitoglu was the story. The 7-foot-2 junior transfer from SMU went 9-of-10 from the field for 18 points and six rebounds, and he did it in 17 minutes. Bryce Lindsay added 15 points, Markus Burton had 12 points and seven assists, and Jaeden Mustaf and Aiden Sherrell scored 11 each. IU Athletics says six Hoosiers finished in double figures. The bench helped too: seven reserves combined for 34 points. Tennessee Tech (2-2) led just once, by a point about 12 minutes in. Caleb Sanders led the Golden Eagles with 16 points and seven reb
  10. Why Depth Is the Hardest Part of Building an NFL Roster
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Why Depth Is the Hardest Part of Building an NFL Roster What should the Colts’ next general manager learn from the Chris Ballard era? On Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan, Jake Query says he isn’t pinning everything on the former GM, but Ballard’s years exposed areas the Colts need to set up better. Jake retells a question he once asked Ballard, comparing roster building to that one college class you just can’t crack, and explains why depth is so hard to build in the NFL. Press play for his take. Watch more from Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan’s YouTube channel . Related: Colts Keep Jonathan Taylor at Trade Deadline Colts 2026 schedule
  11. Why the Colts Trading Josh Downs to the Chiefs Benefits Josh Downs
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Why the Colts Trading Josh Downs to the Chiefs Benefits Josh Downs The Colts sent wide receiver Josh Downs to the Chiefs at the NFL trade deadline. On Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan, Jake Query and Eddie make the case that Kansas City may be the best possible landing spot for a slot receiver who wins in space. They dig into Downs’ 2026 numbers, what Patrick Mahomes needs from a receiver who can get open quickly and why Downs probably isn’t a player you ask to carry an offense. Press play for the breakdown. Watch more from Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan’s YouTube channel . Related: Colts Trade Wide Receiver Josh Downs Colts 2026 schedule
  12. Oscar Charleston: The Indianapolis Baseball Legend Jake Query Wants You to Know
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Oscar Charleston: The Indianapolis Baseball Legend Jake Query Wants You to Know Oscar Charleston is one of the greatest baseball players who ever lived, and he’s an Indianapolis original. On Veterans Day, Jake Query told the Hall of Famer’s story on Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan. Jake walks through where Charleston was born in 1896, what his segregated Indianapolis neighborhood looked like, from Lockfield Gardens to the famous Dust Bowl near Crispus Attucks, and why his story belongs among the great chapters of Indiana sports. Press play for the full story. Watch more from Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan’s YouTube channel . Related: Oscar Charleston at the National Baseball Hall of Fame
  13. Jake Query: Why Indiana’s Fall to No. 9 in the CFP Rankings Doesn’t Add Up
    Nov 13, 2026 · original
    Jake Query: Why Indiana’s Fall to No. 9 in the CFP Rankings Doesn’t Add Up Indiana fell from No. 4 to No. 9 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings without taking the field. On Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan, Jake Query says the drop isn’t an indictment of the Hoosiers at all. Jake explains why the weekly rankings are built to start arguments, why he has always pushed back on “small market” conspiracy talk, and why, this time, he’s starting to wonder what’s really driving the committee. Press play for his full take. Watch more from Query & Company on 107.5 The Fan’s YouTube channel . Related: IU Drops From No. 4 to No. 9 in CFP Rankings Without Playing College Football Playoff rankings
  14. IU Indy’s Ben Howlett on Year Two: ‘We’re Going to Pressure for 40 Minutes’
    Nov 12, 2026 · original
    IU Indy’s Ben Howlett on Year Two: ‘We’re Going to Pressure for 40 Minutes’ IU Indy men’s basketball is off to a 2-0 start, and head coach Ben Howlett says it’s no accident. Calling in on the Game Day Men’s Health guest line, Howlett told Jake Query on Query & Company that year two looks nothing like year one because this time the roster was built for his system. Howlett got the job late last year and had to assemble a team in “the span of two to three weeks.” “It’s almost like speed dating,” he said. “We knew that in order for us to be successful this year, we had to bring in an entire new team and had to have some tough conversations with some guys.” “Let these guys out of their cage” The new Jaguars play fast, press full court and go deep into the bench. Howlett said the pitch to recruits was simple: “We’re going to play a lot of guys. We’re going to play fast.” On offense, he wants t
  15. Don Fischer: IU ‘Found a Way’ Past Syracuse, and Hoover Starts If He’s Healthy
    Nov 12, 2026 · original
    Don Fischer: IU ‘Found a Way’ Past Syracuse, and Hoover Starts If He’s Healthy Indiana basketball didn’t shoot it well against Syracuse, but Don Fischer liked what he saw at the end. The Voice of the Hoosiers joined Jake Query on Query & Company the morning after IU’s 83-80 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse to talk about both IU programs. “Finding a way to get it done” “It was an interesting game in the standpoint of Indiana not shooting it great, but finding a way to get it done,” Fischer said. He noted that Darian DeVries wasn’t happy with the defense and said Syracuse’s length gave Indiana problems. What made him “feel really good,” he said, “was the way Indiana fought at the end.” Fischer said the Hoosiers have several guys who can score from outside. Markus Burton and Darren Harris each scored 20 against Syracuse, and Fischer added Bryce Lindsay to the list. “If he gets hot, anything he
  16. Pacers Earn First Home Win, Beat Wizards 114-101
    Nov 12, 2026 · original
    Source: Michael Hickey / Getty Pacers Earn First Home Win, Beat Wizards 114-101 Yesterday’s preview asked whether the Pacers could finally win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. They answered it. Indiana beat Washington 114-101 on Wednesday night for its first home win of the season and improved to 4-8, according to the Pacers’ game rewind . Pascal Siakam led the way with 28 points, eight rebounds and five assists, and he made all 12 of his free throws. Andrew Nembhard added 17 points and 10 assists for his second straight double-double. It was Indiana’s first win at Gainbridge since March 29 against Miami, according to the IndyStar . Where Indiana pulled away Washington used a 12-3 run in the third quarter to tie the game at 77. Then the Pacers scored the first 14 points of the fourth in just 2:59 and won the quarter 37-24. With Aaron Nesmith nursing a sore right knee, Rick Carlisle went with an
  17. IU Basketball Signs Five-Star Big Darius Wabbington and Guard Chase Branham
    Nov 12, 2026 · original
    Source: Icon Sportswire / Getty IU Basketball Signs Darius Wabbington, Chase Branham | 2027 Class Darian DeVries’ future roster got a little more concrete on Wednesday. Indiana announced the signings of five-star big man Darius Wabbington and four-star guard Chase Branham, making both 2027 commitments official on the first day of the early signing period, according to Inside the Hall . Darius Wabbington: The frontcourt piece Wabbington is a 6-foot-11, 255-pound big from Sunnyslope High School in Phoenix. ESPN ranks him No. 12 in the 2027 class and 247Sports has him at No. 13, making him one of the three highest-rated recruits to sign with IU in the 247Sports era. He committed in October. As a junior, he averaged 17.2 points, 9.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.3 blocks while shooting 35.6% from three. He helped Sunnyslope win the 2026 Arizona Open Division state title and won silver with USA
  18. Pike to Purdue: Isaiah Hill and Kevin Savage III Sign With the Boilers
    Nov 12, 2026 · original
    Source: Bobby Goddin / Getty Pike to Purdue: Isaiah Hill and Kevin Savage III Sign With the Boilers Pike to Purdue is official. Isaiah Hill, the 7-foot center from Pike High School in Indianapolis, signed his National Letter of Intent with Purdue on Wednesday, along with Georgia point guard Kevin Savage III, according to Sports Illustrated . Isaiah Hill: The local lead Hill committed to Purdue in May, when ESPN called him a top-10 junior, and he’s been called the highest-rated recruit in program history. As a junior at Pike, he averaged 12.3 points, 9.7 rebounds and 4.3 blocks, shot 67% from the field and was named Marion County Player of the Year. He’s also a candidate for Indiana Mr. Basketball this season, so Indianapolis fans can watch him at Pike all winter before he heads to West Lafayette. Kevin Savage III: The second piece Savage is a four-star point guard from Wheeler High Schoo
  19. Purdue at Iowa: Kickoff Set for 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC
    Nov 12, 2026 · original
    Source: Icon Sportswire / Getty Purdue at Iowa: Kickoff Set for 7:30 p.m. ET on NBC The time is set. Purdue’s game at Iowa on Saturday, Nov. 14, kicks off at 7:30 p.m. Eastern (6:30 p.m. Central) at Kinnick Stadium and airs on NBC, with a stream on Peacock, according to Iowa’s official schedule and KCCI . Earlier listings had the game as either FS1 or NBC, with the time still to be decided. How to watch When: Saturday, Nov. 14, 7:30 p.m. ET Where: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City TV: NBC Stream: Peacock Where things stand The teams are heading in opposite directions. Iowa is 7-2 overall and 4-2 in the Big Ten, while Purdue is 3-6 and 2-4 after a 34-29 Homecoming loss to Maryland, its third straight defeat. Barry Odom fired defensive coordinator Kevin Kane the next day and said he won’t reveal who is calling the defense until after this game. Read more in our story on Odom’s Monday press confer
  20. Dan Hicks, Longtime NBC Sportscaster, Dies at 64
    Nov 12, 2026 · original
    Source: Icon Sportswire / Getty Dan Hicks, Longtime NBC Sportscaster, Dies at 64 Dan Hicks, the longtime voice of NBC Sports’ golf coverage, has died at 64. Hicks died late Wednesday, Nov. 11, in Connecticut after what his family called an acute illness, and his family and NBC announced his death Thursday, according to the Associated Press via Yahoo Sports . His wife, fellow broadcaster Hannah Storm, shared the news on X. “Our family is heartbroken by the sudden and unexpected passing of Dan following an acute illness,” she wrote. Three decades at NBC A Tucson, Arizona, native and University of Arizona graduate, Hicks started in local radio and TV and joined CNN in 1989 before moving to NBC Sports in 1992. He called NFL play-by-play for NBC from 1992 to 1998 and worked NBA games in the 1990s. In 2000, he took over as NBC’s lead golf play-by-play announcer, a role he held for more than 25

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