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In a game of inches, the Hoosiers came up just short vs. Ohio State, losing for the first time in a season and a half in a 19-15 loss to the Buckeyes. We broke down the game at Memorial Stadium, took your calls, and talked to fans in the parking lot.

Indiana is rolling but faces its toughest test to date when Ohio State comes to town in the biggest game in Memorial Stadium history. We break down the keys for IU, plus hear from Curt Cignetti, Carter Smith, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day, and talk some basketball to boot.

Indiana football escaped Nebraska with a 20-17 win in Lincoln after mounting an 11-point comeback in the fourth quarter. But the challenges only ratchet up several notches this Saturday as No. 4 Ohio State visits Bloomington for a heavyweight battle in the biggest game in Memorial Stadium history. This week, Peegs.com's Matt Weaver and Jared Kelly break down IU's come-from-behind win at Nebraska, Nick Marsh's star performance, the Hoosiers' continued resilience in one-score games under Curt Cignetti and all the notes and numbers coming out of the win over the Cornhuskers. Then, Matt and Jared turn their attention to a game that's been circled on the calendar for months — No. 4 Indiana vs. No. 5 Ohio State. They preview the Buckeyes and finish with a final score prediction ahead of Saturday's showdown. After you're done listening, head over to Peegs.com for the most in-depth, up-to-date Indiana football and basketball coverage you'll find anywhere!

The Hoosiers had to grind out a comeback win at Nebraska, but they overcame a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter to score their 22nd consecutive victory, 20-17. We broke down the game, took your calls, and talked to folks live at The Sip in Ellettsville.

Indiana football improved to 5-0 overall in the 2026 season with a dominant 47-15 win at Rutgers in Week 5. But the challenges are only beginning for IU as it travels to play undefeated Nebraska this Saturday in Lincoln. On this week's podcast, Peegs.com's Matt Weaver and Jared Kelly dissect the Hoosiers' win over the Scarlet Knights, Josh Hoover's best performance of the season, a stellar rushing attack from Turbo Richard and Lee Beebe Jr. and a strong night defensively. Then, In the back-half of the show, Weaver and Kelly preview Indiana's road game at Nebraska, the strengths and weaknesses of the Cornhuskers, how the Hoosiers will deal with dual-threat quarterback Anthony Colandrea, and offer a final score prediction. Once you're done listening, head over to Peegs.com for all the latest and most in-depth coverage of IU football and basketball.

The Hoosiers face a serious road test at Nebraska this week, and we break down what IU must do to earn its 22nd straight win. Plus, we look at new IU basketball commit Darius Wabbington and hear from Peegs.com's Jeff Rabjohns and Trevor Andershock about his future in Bloomington.

Indiana dominated in every way it could at Rutgers, rolling to a 47-15 win for its 21st consecutive victory. We break down the win, hear from Peegs.com's Trevor Andershock, and get comments from head coach Curt Cignetti.

Indiana football has won 20 straight games and makes its first road trip of the season with an opportunity to smooth out some of the rough edges that have popped up early in the season. We break down Rutgers, hear from Curt Cignetti and Lee Bebee Jr., and hear from IU basketball player Trent Sisley to boot.

Indiana football struggled to put away Northwestern in the Big Ten opener last Friday night, but Lee Beebe Jr. put the Hoosiers on his back to avoid an upset scare at the hands of the Wildcats. On this week's podcast, Peegs.com's Matt Weaver and Jared Kelly dive into IU's win over Northwestern, including what went well and what didn't, Beebe's heroic efforts, and if you should be concerned about the Hoosiers after four games. They end the show by previewing Indiana's Week 5 road trip at Rutgers and give a final score prediction.

It wasn't pretty, but the Hoosiers overcame an uncharacteristically poor performance to score a 29-23 win over Northwestern and pick up their 20th consecutive victory. We broke down the game, took your calls, and chatted with you in the parking lot into the early morning. We even welcomed special guest Charlie the Intern.

Indiana is searching for its 20th consecutive victory vs. Northwestern, and Peegs.com's Jeff Rabjohns joins us to live on the corner of 17th and Woodlawn Ave. to break down what the Hoosiers have to do to win.

Indiana is hunting for its 20th consecutive victory when Northwestern comes to town this Friday, and we break down IU's keys while hearing from head coach Curt Cignetti, WR Charlie Becker, and LB Isaiah Jones.

Indiana football rolled to a 38-0 win over Western Kentucky in Week 3 to cap off an undefeated non-conference slate to begin the 2026 season. IU now looks ahead to this week's Big Ten opener against Northwestern under Friday Night Lights. On this week's podcast, Peegs.com's Matt Weaver and Jared Kelly recap the Hoosiers' win over the Hilltoppers, dive into the "unfair scrutiny" surrounding quarterback Josh Hoover and look at each position group's performance from the Week 3 win. In the final segment, Weaver and Kelly preview Indiana vs. Northwestern and give their final score predictions.

Indiana pitched its second straight shutout for the first time since 1993 in a 38-0 win over Western Kentucky, but the Hoosiers still have a ton of room for improvement. We break down the win, hear from some guests, and look forward to Northwestern next week.

During our first-ever Peegs Pregame, we welcomed Trevor Andershock and Jeff Rabjohns from Peegs.com to preview IU's battle against Western Kentucky.