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Rick Johnston of the ISC Sports Network kicks off the final hour with more on the UIndy Greyhounds' narrow defeat at the hands of Truman State.   Network Indiana's own Nathaniel Finch was spotting for Notre Dame radio as the Irish took on Purdue in West Lafayette, and he hops on the line to talk about what he saw from high atop Ross-Ade Stadium.   Paul Condry, founder of the Regional Sports Radio Network and longtime publisher of the Indiana Football Digest, joins Coach to discuss week six of high school football action. He spotlights some of the standout players around the state and then previews week seven!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Taylor, radio voice of the Colts, joins Coach to preview Indy's home game against Houston! With both teams beginning the season 0-2, Sunday's game has massive playoff implications. The Colts have a lot of defensive issues to fix, while Houston's offense sputtered against Cincinnati in week two.   Scott Agness, who covers the Pacers and the Fever for the Fieldhouse Files, joins Coach to preview the Fever's playoff series against Las Vegas, which begins on Sunday out west. He has an update on Aliyah Boston's health, a refresher on the regular-season series between the two teams, and more!   Dr. Len Clark, who covers Notre Dame football, joins the show to recap the Irish's dominant win over in-state rival Purdue. The Irish were efficient on both sides of the ball, and head coach Marcus Freeman was able to get some of his younger players onto the field late in the game.   Closing out the 10:00 hour, Rick Johnston of the ISC Sports Network calls in to recap UIndy's close loss to Truman State, which was just the Greyhounds' second loss to the Bulldogs in the last decade.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Bob Lovell opens the final show of September alongside updates anchor Brendan King, who runs through college football scores around the state to kick us off. Much to Brendan's amusement, Notre Dame handled business at Purdue, with wide receiver Micah Gilbert and the Irish defense standing out.   Coach and Brendan also preview Sunday's pivotal AFC South matchup between the Colts and Texans, as well as the opening round of the WNBA Playoffs between the Fever and the Las Vegas Aces.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The final hour of IST starts with a bang as Tecumseh head coach Joey Paridaen joins after the Braves beat Tell City 28-14. A staple of our Fall weekends, Paul Condry, creator of the Indiana Football Digest, recaps Crown Point’s 28-14 win over Valparaiso. Next, Salem head coach Roger Pennington recaps the Lions’ 37-29 OT win against Corydon Central. Then, Rick Johnston of the ISC Sports Network joins to talk Carmel’s 65-31 explosion over North Central. After that, Centerville Head Coach Ryan Cole recounts a 62-20 win over Rushville while ISC Sports Network’s Brendan King joins after a 49-0 shutout for Western Boone over Frankfort. To close out the show, it’s Lowell head coach Casey McKim with a 41-26 win over Hobart and IST’s own Nathaniel Finch moonlighting for WFNB The Fanbase with Northview beating Terre Haute South 42-28. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To start a busy 10 o’clock hour, WITZ’s Blake Burris shares about Forrest Park 45-0 win against Pike Central. Then, Coach Kurt Tippmann of Fort Wayne Snider joins to talk their 20-16 win over Homestead. Next, Rob Brown of the ISC Sports Network has Center Grove’s 42-21 win over Lawerence Central. Coach Darrin Fischer of Whiteland recaps a 26-0 win over Martinsville before 95.5 The Hawk’s Fred Inniger calls in to talk East Noble’s 35-0 win over Norwell. Next, Tanner Camp from the Regional Radio Sports Network recants Penn’s 42-0 drubbing of South Bend Adams. After that, Greg Rakestraw hits the road for Booneville’s 48-7 victory over Washington. We stay south as WKLO’s David Deaton joins to talk Salem’s comeback overtime win over Corydon Central, 37-29 and WNAS’ Brian Sullivan has Floyd Central’s 20 point win over Columbus East. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Week 6 of Indiana High School Football is the dominant topic on IST as Coach Bob Lovell and Network IN's Updates Anchor Landon Coons share about that and the IU vs Northwestern game. Then IndianaHighSchoolSports.com's Brad Huber joins with the breakdown of Tri-West and Speedway. Max Goodin, Head Coach of Indian Creek High School, then shares about their 42-0 win over Shelbyville. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rick Johnston from ISC Sports Network calls to recap Depauw’s 56-21 victory over Ohio Wesleyan. Sports Anchor Brendan King gives some live updates on the Big Ten west coast matchup between Purdue and UCLA. Paul Condry calls to give his recap on this week in high school football and what stood out to him. Dr. Len Clark returns after Notre Dame’s 27-10 win over Michigan State.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Taylor helps us kick off the hour ahead of the Indianapolis Colts’ Sunday Night Football matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. What can the Colts improve on as they try to bounce back from last week’s 41-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Brett Dietz, head coach of the Depauw Tigers calls to discuss their 56-21 win over Ohio Wesleyan. Jeff Rabjohns gives his perspective on today's win for the Indiana Hoosiers. He tells us what we should look out for next week as the Hoosiers begin Big Ten play against Northwestern. Scott Agness helps us close out the hour previewing tomorrow’s game against the Washington Mystics. The team is preparing for the playoffs! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Bob Lovell opens the show with Dr. Len Clark during halftime of Notre Dame’s matchup against Michigan State. Brian Jennings calls in to report on Indiana State’s big 39-16 win over Valparaiso. Brendan King is back in the Sports Anchor chair tonight, and Coach Lovell catches up with him. Brendan recaps the season for the South Bend Cubs, and his excitement for the Notre Dame game. John Herrick calls in after a 38-0 win for the Indiana Hoosiers over Western Kentucky, Howard Kellman calls to report on a 1-2 loss for the Indianapolis Indians to the Gwinnett Stripers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We dive into the details of some of the most exciting games, including a nail-biter between Goshen and Plymouth that ended in a score of 5-2. But it wasn't just the big wins that made the night special – we'll also talk about the teams that fought hard but came up just short. As we look ahead to the weekend, college football takes center stage. We'll break down the key matchups, including a highly anticipated battle between Notre Dame and Michigan State. And in the world of professional basketball, the Indiana Fever made a statement with a 103-85 win over Toronto. We'll get the inside scoop on what this means for the team's chances in the playoffs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've got the lowdown on the Terre Haute South vs. Terre Haute North rivalry game, where Terre Haute South came out on top with a 57-8 win. We're also discussing the impressive performances of players like Zay Moore and Darian Prather, who led their teams to victory with their incredible skills on the field. And, we're breaking down the key takeaways from the game between Center Grove and North Central, where Center Grove emerged victorious with a 27-17 win. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A thrilling weekend of college and high school football. The weather may be unpredictable, but one thing's for sure. From the Ball State Cardinals taking on Liberty to Western Kentucky facing off against the Hoosiers. This episode of Indiana Sports Talk is all about the latest in high school and college football. Coach Lovell chats with Kurt Darling, a member of the Ball State Athletic Network, about the Cardinals' upcoming game against Liberty and what to expect from the team as they head into Mid-American Conference play. We also get an update on the latest scores and delays from around the state, as the weather wreaks havoc on some of the games. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brendan King, voice of the South Bend Cubs, kicks off the final hour of the show by detailing how the Cubs’ playoff run came to an end on a big sports weekend in northern Indiana. Even still, the future is bright for Chicago's high-A farm club. It’s always difficult when seasons come to an end, and South Bend is no exception.   Paul Condry of the Regional Radio Sports Network and the Indiana Football Digest highlights the best tidbits from week four of high school football action in the state, from standout individual performances to eyebrow-raising scores. Then, he previews the games coming up in week five.  To close the show, Nathaniel rejoins Coach to talk about what goes into producing the show during high school football season.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Taylor, radio voice of the Colts, gives an extended look at the team's season opener against the Ravens, who have a new coaching staff led by head coach Jesse Minter. After lots of attrition last season, Shane Steichen’s team is healthy heading into a crucial 2026 campaign, which begins with the Ravens, Kansas City and Houston. What would be the “kiss of death” for the Colts as they face a September schedule?   Dr. Len Clark of Irish 101 recaps Notre Dame’s dominant win over Rice, headlined by quarterback CJ Carr’s efficiency through the air. The Irish were also disciplined on defense, stifling the Owls’ rushing attack. However, there is one area that Marcus Freeman’s team needs to improve on moving forward.   Indianapolis Indians broadcaster Howard Kellman recaps the Tribe’s penultimate home game of the season. With seven games until the postseason, what does the outlook look like across the International League?   Wabash College head football coach Jake Gilbert has the Little Giants off to a 2-0 start, and he calls in to discuss his team’s dominant win over Wittenberg. Usually, the matchup is a close one, but it was a different story this time around.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight’s show opens with host Bob Lovell and updates anchor Nathaniel Finch discussing why early-season tune-ups don’t mean much across college football. They also touch on their concerns ahead of the Colts season opener against Baltimore. Nathaniel recaps the HCAC game he called earlier on Saturday as well.  Purdue radio voice Rob Blackman joins Coach Lovell to talk about the Boilermakers’ disappointing double-overtime loss to Wake Forest. While head coach Barry Odom is encouraged about his team’s progress compared to last year, the result remains disheartening.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.