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Indiana needs to build an identity on the offensive side of the ball, and new offensive coordinator Walt Bell talks about how his squad is coming along.
The Hoosiers opened 2022 fall camp looking to move on from the disastrous 2021 season, and we hear from Tom Allen on how his team is progressing.
Big Ten Media Days kicked off the 2022 football season, and we hear the latest update from head coach Tom Allen as his Hoosiers look to bounce back from last year's disappointment.
Our introduction to the Hoosier basketball freshmen continues with Malik Reneau, and we hear from the intriguing Jordan Geronimo.
Meet two more of Mike Woodson's freshmen, Kaleb Banks and C.J. Gunn, who recently met with the media.
IU freshman Jalen Hood-Schifino is a talented addition to Mike Woodson's team, and we hear from the freshman about how he envisions his role.
Peegs Podcast host Ken Bikoff owes his time covering IU sports to Peegs.com founder and publisher Mike Pegram and pays him tribute for all he has done as Peegs heads into retirement.
Stability hasn't been a hallmark of Indiana's quarterback room, and more changes could be on the way. We look at IU's recent past at the most important position in sports.
Mike Woodson recently appeared at Huber Winery to talk about last season and the direction of his program.
Tom Allen knows 2021 didn't go the way everyone wanted. He talked about turning the page on last season and building momentum at Huber's Winery.
Trayce Jackson-Davis is coming back, and he tells us why. Plus, we have exclusive comments from Coach Mike Woodson at the Peegs Golf Outing.
Trayce Jackson-Davis hasn't shown up on the 5-v-5 rosters at the NBA Pre-Draft Camp, and we break down that development plus look at rule changes that are coming to college football.
A star of the past is returning to the Hoosier family, and Jordan Hulls can help a number of IU players find their niche in Mike Woodson's program.
The combination of the transfer portal and Name, Image, and Likeness rights is creating a sea change in college athletics. The good news is there are plenty of models to follow to find stability. We break it down.
Hoosier head coach Mike Woodson got a huge commitment from five-star forward Malik Reneau, and we break down how it will impact IU on- and off-the-court.
Trayce Jackson-Davis is exploring the NBA, and although that isn't a big surprise, a new reality will impact his decision. We also hear from Tom Allen about IU's spring football practices.
More Hoosier basketball players have entered the transfer portal, and head football coach Tom Allen provides an update on his team's spring workouts. We break it all down.
The first major offseason changes to Mike Woodson's program came with the departure of assistant coach Dane Fife and guard Khristian Lander, and we break down the impact.
Winning is everything for the Hoosiers as they head into the Big Ten Tournament, and questions still abound about Indiana's future.
Indiana dropped a critical home game to Rutgers and now finds itself in a deep hole as the regular season approaches its end. We break down IU's challenge.
Indiana was cruising to a critical road win at Minnesota for the first 32 minutes, but Minny got hot late just as IU let off the gas, and IU found itself in a dogfight before winning. We break down IU's victory.
The Hoosiers snapped a five-game losing streak behind an efficient Xavier Johnson and an offense that figured things out for the second half for a change. We break down IU's critical victory.
The Hoosiers had their opportunities to pull off a road win at Ohio State, but as we've seen throughout the season, IU just couldn't finish the game. We break down Indiana's fifth-straight loss.
Indiana got a huge game out of Trayce Jackson-Davis, but he didn't get enough support and the Hoosiers allowed Wisconsin to rally late to suffer their fourth straight loss.
Eric & Ward start off this probably not quite last episode on the Peegs Podcast Network by discussing fond, funny and meaningful memories from their first 35 or so episodes. After a bathroom break, the Hysterics then welcome back all-time honorary Hysteric, DJ Jazzy Jeff Rabjohns, to reflect on the past few years of camaraderie and hijinks, all in the name of Peegs. Finally the trio finishes up the show the best way they know how... having Rabby do a juicy deep dive into the current state of Indiana basketball under Coach Mike Woodson.
The Hoosiers' lack of offense continues to be an issue for IU, and that struggle to score led to a third-straight defeat. We look at where Indiana goes from here.
First up some super big-time major happenings with the Hysterics pod are revealed, then Eric & Ward transition into travelogue mode and recount the highlights... and a few lowlights... of their most recent trip to the greatest city on Earth.
The Hysterics kick it old school with Eric and Ward having a one-on-one anger-fest about the suspension of five players by Coach Woodson for last night's critical road game at Northwestern.
The shorthanded Hoosiers lost 59-51 at Northwestern, but the story wasn't about the outcome. We break down everything that happened to IU basketball in Evanston.
Indiana played well for 20 minutes vs. Illinois, but the Hoosiers didn't put together a second half in a 17-point home loss. We break down IU's defeat.
