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This week on Indiana Sports Talk, we're counting down the days until the start of the high school football season. Coach Lovell shares some personal anecdotes about his early days as a host, including a humorous story about his first night on the job. Coach also chats with Mike Maahs, the voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps, about the team's tough loss to West Michigan 14-6. In addition to the sports news, Coach Lovell talks to Brendan King, the voice of the South Bend Cubs, about the team's recent struggles and their upcoming series against the Cedar Rapids Kernels 7-0. They also discuss the impressive number of former South Bend Cubs players who have gone on to play in the major leagues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Indiana Fever is on a roll, and we're not just talking about their win over the Chicago Sky. The Colts' preparations for the upcoming season, and the latest updates from the world of high school football and racing. The Fever's big win over the Sky 90-86 was a much-needed boost for the team, and guest, Scott Agnes from the Fieldhouse Files, breaks down the game's key moments and what it means for the team's future. We also dive into the Colts' training camp and their preparations for the new season, including their schedule and the importance of staying healthy. Plus, we get the latest updates on the world of high school football, including the top teams to watch and the challenges they'll face this season. But it's not all about the big teams and players, coach Lovell also talks to Paul Condrey from the Indiana Football Digest about the state of high school football coaching and the challenges facing the next generation of coaches. And in the world of racing, we get the latest updates by Brad Huber on the IndyCar Series and the NASCAR Cup Series, including the upcoming Grand Prix of Portland.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the new season of Purdue football approaches, excitement is building among fans. Coach Lovell also discuss the latest news from the world of sports with Robert Blackman, including the IndyCar Series and the Fever's win over the Sky 90-86. The Boilermakers are looking strong this season, with a revamped roster that includes several key players who didn't participate last year due to injury. The team's coaching staff is optimistic about their chances, and it's clear that they're making strides in the right direction. We also touch on the importance of continuity and the impact of the transfer portal on Purdue's roster. In other sports news, the IndyCar Series is gearing up for a thrilling finish to the season, with the Portland Grand Prix taking place this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Howard Kellman opens the hour breaking down tonight's 3-9 loss for the Indianapolis Indians to the Iowa Cubs. Mike Maahs calls in as well to unfortunately continue the string of local baseball losses as the Fort Wayne TinCaps fell 4-14 to the West Michigan Whitecaps. Caleb Zuver asks about the coaches perspective of seeing a player successfully return from injury. Brendan King, voice of the South Bend Cubs continues the tough news, letting us know that they fell 2-15 to the Cedar Rapids Kernels. Coach Lovell also reflects on his time as a switch-hitting shortstop. Caleb and Coach discuss Adam Vinatieri's upcoming induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They talk about the rarity of a special teams player being inducted. Coach Lovell closes the show by reflecting on the history of this show. How it evolved over time and how it was received.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Lovell opens the hour with John Herrick from the IU Sports Network. They revisit how absurd it is that the Hoosiers are the reigning national champions in football. They discuss transfer QB Josh Hoover and what may be in store for him and the champs this season. They also get into the hot conversation of strength of schedule in college football. Bob and John reflect on the life of Indiana radio legend Joe Smith. Scott Agness calls in to discuss the Fever's tough OT loss to the Las Vegas Aces. We hear from Dr. Len Clark, author of Vision, Values, and Victories: Notre Dame–Style Leadership. He previews Notre Dame's journey and this upcoming seasonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the beginning of season 33 for coach Bob Lovell as he returns from his summer break. He catches up on what his summer looked like, as well as what he's looking forward to in the coming weeks. He asks Sports Anchor Caleb Zuver on what he has been up to and excitement for the Colts. What will this season look like for the Colts with a returning Daniel Jones. Coach Lovell gets the chance to catch up with Mark Jaynes, and they discuss IndyCar, as they pick back up on their schedule this weekend in Portland. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nathaniel Finch begins the final hour discussing the NCAA ruling that more athletes are eligible due to the 5-in-5. This applies to athletes within the high school class of 2022. Kevin Bowen from The Fan Morning Show talks to Nathaniel about his thoughts from Colts training camp. What has he seen so far? We hear from the legendary Howard Kellman on the Indianapolis Indians' 7-4 victory over the Louisville Bats. He talks about the league's leading hitter, Ronny Simon, and how he has stayed consistent. They talk about how moves that the Pittsburgh Pirates make could affect the team. Brendan King calls in as well to talk about the South Bend Cubs. They were in action in a 10-3 win against the Lake County Captains. We get a live reaction to the trade that sent Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Nathaniel Finch closes out the show with Caleb Zuver and Christian Oates discussing top moments in sports and life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nathaniel Finch opens the hour with Mike Maahs, and he tells us about the two-inning beatdown by the Fort Wayne TinCaps before their game was suspended. They'll pick up the rest of the action tomorrow, along with another seven-inning game. John Nolan calls in to talk some Indiana Fever. The postseason is almost here, can the Fever continue their momentum and take the top seed in the East? We also hear from WISH-TV's Angela Morgan to talk about the Colts. She says that Daniel Jones has been the most impressive part of training camp, and he has recovered very well from his torn achilles last season. This team is really coming together and looking exciting! Mick Tidrow gives us an update on Ball State sports and more on the Indiana Fever.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nathaniel Finch steps in to host the final edition of Indiana Sports Talk before Coach Bob Lovell makes his return from summer break. It's the beginning of August and football is finally happening. High school football is coming soon, and Colts training camp is underway. Greg Rakestraw calls in to recap yesterdays 1-3 loss to San Antonio FC for the Indy Eleven. They also discuss the upcoming high school football season. The MIC should be exciting, with Carmel and Center Grove rejoining. Greg also gives his takeaways from the first week of Colts training camp, and Daniel Jones looks great.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eddie starts this last hour off with Mike Maahs and the Fort Wayne Tincaps beating Great Lakes 5-2. Greg also mentions the Tigers and their starting pitcher with a potential player trade. San Diego currently leading against the Giants 6-0. Brendan King calls in to discuss the South Bend Cubs game against the Lake County Captains with the final score resulting from the Cubs victory of 15-7. Eddie updates us on the Tigers game against Athletics with the score being 4-1 Tigers leading. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.