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On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Kyle Neddenriep, who is in his 19th season covering Indiana high school sports for the IndyStar, to preview the IHSAA football state tournament.   Neddenriep discusses his career path from Missouri State and the Springfield News-Leader to Indianapolis, why he values telling athletes' stories, and his book Historic Hoosier Gyms about 100 vacated gyms across the state.   The conversation highlights key 2026 football storylines, including Brownsburg's pursuit of a third straight 6A title, Warren Central's growth, standout running backs like Izayveon Moore and Keyon Thomas, and major sectional matchups looming such as defending 3A champion Cascade meeting defending 1A champion South Putnam in the opening round of 2A sectionals on Oct. 23, plus New Pal and Cathedral likely playing each other in a 5A sectional championship showdown on Oct. 30. They also discuss tournament seeding proposals, playoff qualification, changes like NIL/PBA and transfers, and what makes Lucas Oil state finals weekend and Indiana high school sports special.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Kyle Neddenriep's Career Path to IndyStar and What Makes Covering High School Sports Special - The Best IHSAA Football Sectional Matchups, Sleepers and Contenders - The Future of Indiana Sports   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:56 - Guest Intro: Kyle Neddenriep (IndyStar) 2:15 - Kyle's Journey to Indianapolis 4:11 - What Makes Covering HS Sports Special 6:04 - Historic Hoosier Gyms Book 10:13 - 2026 Regular Season Storylines 11:16 - Brownsburg's 3-Peat Pursuit 12:03 - Cascade vs. South Putnam 13:06 - 5A & 4A Class Overview 15:54 - Top Running Backs & Mr. Football Race 18:14 - Small Schools: 1A & 2A 20:34 - Sectional First Round Breakdown 24:24 - 3A Class Discussion 27:11 - Tournament Seeding Debate 30:10 - Should Teams Qualify for Playoffs? 31:38 - State of HS Sports (NIL, Transfers, Prep Schools) 35:21 - Can South Putnam Win Back-to-Back? 36:33 - 4A Prediction: Who's the Favorite? 38:41 - State Championship Weekend at Lucas Oil 41:36 - What Makes Indiana Sports Special 43:09 - Wrap-up & Kyle's Book Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

Pick your IHSAA Bracket here: https://ihsaapickem.live    On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 9 of Indiana high school football, highlight the remaining 24 unbeaten teams statewide, and preview sectionals in all six classes.   Notable Week 9 results included 6A No. 7 Center Grove's 28-14 comeback vs. 5A No. 2 Bloomington South, 4A No. 7 Northridge's 37-30 win over 5A No. 1 Warsaw to win the Northern Lakes Conference title, 4A No. 5 Roncalli's 28-10 win over 4A No. 1 East Central, and 3A No. 7 Griffith ending 2A No. 9 Wheeler's unbeaten run.   They then break down sectionals across the state in every class, highlighting unbeaten contenders, sleepers, projected regional/semi-state paths, and final four predictions.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 9 Results - The 24 Remaining Unbeaten Teams - Indiana Football Sectional Previews   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:00 - Intro & Episode Overview 0:29 - Sectional Week Hype & Indiana HS Football Extraganza 2:12 - Florida Trip Recap & Listing IHSAA Schools on a Plane 4:12 - Colts Fire GM / NFL Talk 6:55 - Regular Season Finale Scores That Stood Out 15:22 - Class 1A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 40:43 - Class 2A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 73:09 - Ascend Football Sponsor Spot 74:21 - Class 3A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 105:17 - Class 4A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 134:49 - Class 5A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 152:26 - Class 6A Sectional Breakdown (All 8 Sectionals) 169:42 - 6A Undefeated Teams & Ascend Football Player of the Year 171:13 - Most Anticipated Week 1 Sectional Matchups 174:02 - Outro & Wrap-Up   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Sarah Myer, chief of staff & strategy at Indiana Sports Corp, to discuss how Indianapolis attracts and delivers major sporting events and how her career led her there.   Myer shares her Cleveland upbringing, Butler University experience, and marketing background at NUVO and the Indianapolis Symphony, including lessons on audience research, leadership, and finding her voice in male-dominated rooms.   She details joining Indiana Sports Corp in 2019, navigating COVID and helping plan the 2021 March Madness tournament in 75 days (held exclusively at venues in central Indiana), then leading the 2024 U.S. Olympic Swim Trials at Lucas Oil Stadium, which set attendance records and drew global attention.   Myer explains bid complexity, fundraising realities, and Indy's hosting advantages, and also outlines the Sports Corp 2050 vision with pillars including women's sports and sports tech.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Why Indianapolis Can Host Major Events Successfully - The 2021 NCAA Men's March Madness Tournament and 2024 U.S. Olympic Swim Trials  - How Indiana Sports Corp Bids and Fundraises for Major Events - Indiana Sports Corp 2050 Vision   Check out these great clips from the show:   0:28 - Podcast Intro & Meet Sarah Meyer 2:18 - Growing Up in Cleveland & Path to Sports 3:41 - Butler University & Early Career in Indy 6:13 - Nuvo, Symphony & Marketing Lessons 9:42 - Finding Her Voice: Women in Leadership 13:04 - Joining Indiana Sports Corp (2019) 14:02 - March Madness 2021: 75 Days to Plan 14:58 - Leading the Olympic Swim Trials 21:48 - Planning, Marketing & the Swim Community 26:53 - Opening Night: World Records Broken 30:31 - Paris Olympics & Global Recognition 32:11 - Reflection: Relief & Grief After Events 33:27 - What People Don't Realize About Event Planning 36:08 - Favorite Events & Community Impact 38:36 - The 2050 Vision: Global Epicenter of Sport 42:24 - Sports Tech in Indiana 44:17 - A New Chapter: Moving Back to Cleveland 48:27 - What Makes Indiana Sports Special 49:40 - NFL Draft, Combine & Looking Ahead 53:35 - Closing & Sign Off Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 8 of Indiana high school football, note 28 unbeaten teams remain, and preview next Tuesday's sectional breakdown.   Nate mentions Evansville's Casey's Dugout, a Memorial-themed memorabilia bar tied to alum Don Mattingly, before highlighting Winchester's 66-0 win, Bud Wright's 466th victory, Carmel's loss to Warren Central, Bluffton's first win over Adams Central in 17 straight tries, and Plainfield's 28-27 win over Whiteland after a failed two-point try.   Key Week 8 results also include Lawrence North over Center Grove, Warsaw's rise in 5A, and Evansville Memorial's 34-28 comeback from 21-0 at Floyd Central.   They then introduce a new segment called "The Pulse" and announce Maconaquah quarterback Aiden Robinson (46-of-61 passing for 492 yards and 6 touchdowns) as the Ascend Football Player of the Week for Week 8.   The show concludes with a preview of major Week 9 matchups, Mr. Football quiz and college football updates.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 8 Results - Remaining Unbeatens - The Hart Coaches - Best Matchups of Week 9   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:00 - Intro 0:29 - Week 8 Recap & Casey's Dugout 6:02 - Week 8 Headlines 9:02 - Scores That Stuck Out 30:31 - The Pulse (Hart Family) 34:32 - ASCEND Football Sponsorship 35:39 - Small Ball Central (1A-3A) 47:29 - Big Ballers (4A-6A) 51:37 - The Sorgi Report 53:12 - Player of the Week 55:58 - Matchups That I Like 67:05 - Name 15 Mr. Footballs 71:08 - College Sports Roundup 73:20 - Manchester University Unboxing 75:59 - Outro   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Chris Kaufman, IHSAA assistant commissioner and foundation president, and Sheri Shipp, American Dairy Association Indiana youth wellness manager, to discuss their partnership that brings the "winners drink milk" tradition to Indiana high school state championships.   They explain how the idea connects to the Indianapolis 500 milk tradition dating to Louis Meyer's 1940s victory, and how Indiana dairy farmers present ice-cold milk to selected student "milk drinkers" after championships. They describe strong student and community reactions and goals to make the tradition permanent while educating about milk's recovery and nutrition benefits.   They also highlight farmers' roles, the IHSAA's use of partnership revenue to reimburse schools, and how community makes Indiana sports special.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - How the IHSAA and American Dairy Association Indiana Started Their Partnership - The Role of Indiana Farmers in the Milk Bottle Presentation - The Nutrition and Recovery Benefits from Milk - How Partnership Revenue Helps the IHSAA Reimburse Schools   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Indy 500 Milk Tradition 00:56 Meet The Guests 01:42 How The Partnership Started 02:07 Why Dairy Fits IHSAA 05:13 Origins Of Winners Drink Milk 06:37 Farmers Behind The Bottle 08:13 Rolling Out State Championships 09:35 How The Milk Moment Works 11:15 Making It A Lasting Tradition 13:03 Milk As A Nutrient Powerhouse 14:43 Back to Basics Nutrition 15:24 Farmers Behind the Milk 16:18 Milk in Schools Recovery 16:43 Why This Partnership Works 17:54 Farmers All In 18:56 Rookie to Veteran Program 19:30 Media Training and Spotlight 21:06 Partnership Funds Schools 22:03 What Makes Indiana Sports 24:14 Brownsburg Title Story 24:43 Wrap Up and Farewell   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap a jam-packed Week 7 of Indiana high school football, beginning by honoring Yorktown senior and West Virginia commit Chris Wilson Jr., who was tragically killed in a shooting on Monday.   They then dive into statewide results from Week 7, the biggest margins of victory, and remaining unbeatens. Notable games include Gibson Southern's 70-0 win, Evansville Memorial taking down Evansville Reitz, Roncalli over New Pal, Warren Central's win behind Keyon Thomas' 379 yards and six TDs, Eastern Hancock's upset of Lapel, and South Putnam's rout of Northview.   The Ascend Football Player of the Week for Week 7 is New Haven QB Tre McCraney (575 yards, 8 TDs).    They close with a preview of key Week 8 matchups, including New Pal hosting the No. 3 team in the entire country, IMG Academy out of Florida.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 7 Results - Week 7 Blowouts and Unbeatens - Week 7 Players of the Week - Week 8 Games to Watch - Indiana High School Fall Soccer Stat Leaders   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:50 Yorktown Tragedy Tribute 04:18 Spangle Monday Story 08:33 Widest Margin and Unbeatens 13:09 Alma Mater Rivalry Talk 15:15 Week 7 Scores Rundown 25:29 Fans Clips and Highlights 26:19 Ascend Football Sponsor Break 27:56 Class Breakdown Begins 31:40 Logansport Rolling 32:58 East Noble Breakthrough 33:57 Northridge Undefeated 35:18 Culver Eagles Win 36:08 Floyd Central Surge 39:22 Plainfield Pick Six 40:20 Warsaw State Call 41:12 Warren Central Showcase 43:36 Center Grove Weapons 45:55 Region Comeback Drama 48:01 Whiteland Tight Finish 49:47 1A Rankings Dive 53:10 South Adams Rally 55:46 Brownstown Schedule Debate 57:51 Hagerstown Resilience 58:36 Elwood Panthers Surprise Win 59:44 Linton Winless Mystery 01:01:38 Eastside Stays Perfect 01:03:12 Wheeler Defensive Clinic 01:04:34 3A Spotlight Lawrenceburg Surge 01:07:07 Purdue Poly Breakout Season 01:08:59 Ascend Player of the Week Debate 01:12:06 Week 8 Matchups and IMG Hype 01:18:35 College Football Roundup 01:23:02 Soccer Stat Leaders and Wrap   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Butler University running back Albert Kunickis III, who was born without his right hand and forearm and built his identity around grit, self-reliance, and "no excuses."   Kunickis describes growing up in Lemont, Illinois, learning confidence through everyday challenges, and using football to prove he could match anyone, feeling pressure to be perfect to avoid being doubted. He remembers key high school moments, including a 250-yard, five-touchdown game, attending over a dozen college camps, and earning a preferred walk-on opportunity at Northwestern after hitting academic and on-field benchmarks.   He reflects on Northwestern's culture, the team's successful transition under Coach Braun, and the impact of a Tom Rinaldi feature that sparked widespread support and a relationship with broadcaster Jason Benetti.   Now at Butler for an MBA after a mechanical engineering degree, Kunickis hopes to design prosthetics for athletes and shares his core advice on adversity: "Just keep fighting."   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - What "No Excuses" Looks Like for Albert Kunickis III - D1 Ambitions and Life at Northwestern - Butler's MBA Program and Kunickis' Plan for Prosthetics   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Gritty Story Tease 00:54 Guest Introduction: Albert Kunickis III, Butler University 01:41 Growing Up In Lemont 03:06 Jacket Zipper Breakthrough 04:54 High School Football Rise 07:44 Perfection Mindset 08:30 D1 Dreams And Breakout 10:15 Camp Grind To Northwestern 12:12 Life At Northwestern 12:47 Northwestern Football Upheaval 14:09 Season Highlights And What Ifs 15:17 Braun and Fitzgerald Respect 15:43 Bergen Brothers Shoutout 16:27 Handling Doubters 17:24 Be the Hammer 18:18 Rinaldi Feature Story 19:51 Benetti Broadcast Mentorship 21:51 Why Butler and MBA 23:48 Last Dance at Butler 25:06 Indiana Sports Culture 26:36 Keep Fighting Message 27:25 Wrap Up and Season Outlook   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 6 of Indiana high school football, including major upsets, four overtime games, and standout results like 6A No. 1 Brownsburg's convincing 38-14 triumph over No. 2 Westfield, Decatur Central's victory over Plainfield, Evansville Reitz staying unbeaten, Mooresville's big win over Franklin, Danville beating Yorktown, and Gibson Southern topping Heritage Hills. They also discuss struggling programs like Anderson and note there are 35 unbeaten teams remaining.   The Week 6 Players of the Week, powered by Ascend Football, are Eastside QB Job Richmond (7 carries, 167 yards, 5 TDs) and Franklin County's Parker Gillman (250 rushing yards).   Dom and Nate also preview key Week 7 matchups including Evansville Reitz vs. Evansville Memorial, Lapel vs. Eastern Hancock, South Putnam vs. Northview, Lawrence North vs. Warren Central, and New Pal vs. Roncalli, then wrap with quick notes on Indiana college football and unified flag football trivia.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 6 Results - Indiana's Remaining Unbeatens - Week 6 Players of the Week - Big Matchups Coming in Week 7   Thank you to our partner: Ascend Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:29 - Colts First Win & Spencer Schrader 2:18 - Emma Grace Hurley: 3rd Fastest US Half Marathon 4:52 - Wedding Stories 5:37 - Anderson Football: Blowout Struggles 7:24 - 35 Unbeaten Teams & Overtime Games 9:58 - Brownsburg Dominating 6A 10:52 - More Scores That Stuck Out 14:02 - Operation Football at Yorktown 15:17 - Dom's Friday Night Game Circuit 17:52 - Indian Creek Braves: 6-0 19:24 - North Daviess Rolling in 1A 20:30 - North Judson vs Pioneer Preview 22:24 - Class 3A Landscape 28:26 - Ascend Football Sponsor Break 29:34 - Roncalli QB Transfer: Jack Quillen 35:54 - Way Too Early State Predictions 38:01 - Eastern Hancock vs Lapel Preview 39:21 - Rapid Fire: Class 6A Scores 41:18 - Rapid Fire: Class 5A Scores 43:38 - Rapid Fire: Class 4A Scores 45:03 - The Sorgi Report 47:56 - Rapid Fire: Class 3A Scores 51:20 - Rapid Fire: Class 2A Scores 55:08 - Rapid Fire: Class 1A Scores 58:39 - Player of the Week 1:00:49 - Week 7 Matchups to Watch 1:03:48 - Game of the Week: LN vs Warren Central 1:05:35 - More Week 7 Matchups 1:07:56 - Unified Flag Football Sectionals 1:09:44 - College Football in Indiana 1:13:45 - Outro & Subscribe   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Greg Rakestraw provide a midseason check-in of the Indiana high school football season and react to the Indianapolis Colts' 0-2 start following an overtime loss at Kansas City and major concern about the defense allowing 7.2 yards per play.   They discuss late-game coaching decisions, Jonathan Taylor's strong performance, injuries, and a defining three-game stretch ahead versus Houston, in London against Washington, and at Pittsburgh.   The conversation then shifts to Indiana prep football, led by Brownsburg's emergence as the 6A favorite, key running back play, and the brutal central Indiana postseason path. They also hit major contenders across classes, including Cathedral and New Pal in 5A, East Central and Bishop Chatard in 4A, an open 3A field, South Putnam's move up to 2A, and notable 1A teams.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - The Colts' Tough Start to the 2026 Season - 2026 Indiana Mr. Football Frontrunners - State Title Contenders for All Six Classes in Indiana High School Football   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Welcome Back Greg 01:05 Wild Postgame Schedules 03:18 Colts 0-2 Reality Check 05:36 Overtime Playcalling Debate 08:24 Next Three Games Test 11:20 London Trip And KC Eats 13:04 Indiana HS Football Spotlight 13:22 Brownsburg The Favorite 19:12 MIC Depth And Ben Davis 21:17 Mr. Football Candidates 23:41 Westfield Showdown Preview 25:29 Sectional Draw And Pairings 26:09 Class 5A Contenders 29:15 Cathedral Schedule Talk 29:59 Bishop Chatard Injury Impact 30:56 4A Bracket Collisions 33:02 3A Wide Open Field 35:31 2A South Putnam Surge 37:45 2A Powerhouses Rundown 38:53 1A Teams To Watch 41:31 Bold Predictions Ahead 42:02 6A South Gauntlet 43:12 Scheduling For Success 46:34 Underrated Team Spotlight 47:36 Carmel Talent Check 48:36 Wrap Up And Sign Off   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with attorney Connor Glass of Church, Church, Hittle + Antrim about NIL entering Indiana high school athletics after the IHSAA adopted new "personal/public branding activities" rules.   Glass explains Indiana is the 46th state to create an NIL framework and that deals must be independent of schools, with restrictions on using school gear, facilities, or achievements, plus reporting requirements and agent-notification rules.   They discuss enforcement challenges, fears of pay-for-play and increased transfers, risks from bad actors and agents, and the need for education and institutional buy-in as the landscape rapidly changes.   Glass predicts college athletes may become employees with unionization and possible football separation from the NCAA, while emphasizing NIL can also teach students business and financial lessons.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - The Realities of NIL Coming to Indiana High School Sports - The Future of Amateur Sports and College Athletics - Pros and Cons of NIL   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 NIL Future Shock 00:24 Podcast Welcome 00:53 Why This Episode 01:27 Connor Glass Background 03:26 IU AD Family Story 04:37 "Wat Shot" Memories 05:37 College NIL Goes Wild 07:56 Inside Sports Law Work 09:27 Indiana High School PBA Rules 11:11 Enforcement Doubts 12:59 Protecting Young Athletes 14:18 Agents and Bad Actors 15:44 High School NIL Reality 16:28 Agents and Early Deals 17:51 School Compliance Blind Spots 19:44 Reporting and NIL Go 21:17 Florida Transfers and Indiana Rules 22:24 Future of Amateurism 23:34 Becoming an Agent 24:26 Good and Bad Outcomes 27:04 IU Football Memories 29:29 Why Indiana Sports Matter   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 4 of Indiana high school football, including North Decatur's 80-0 blowout of Brown County, a thriller between Cathedral and Bishop Chatard, and 47 unbeaten teams remaining across the state.   The game of the week was undoubtedly Cathedral and Bishop Chatard, a game in which the visiting Fighting Irish prevailed 16-14 over the Trojans. The end-of-game field-goal sequence involved a Cathedral pre-snap penalty, multiple timeouts, and a missed re-kick by Chatard as time expired. The Trojans have gone 3-1 against a tough early schedule, but the road to Lucas Oil Stadium may hinge on the return of star tailback Danny Adams.   Other Week 4 highlights include Sullivan ending a 10-game skid vs. Linton with a 46-7 win, Brownsburg's dominant 49-7 win over Avon that included a Brandon Sharpe milestone and head coach John Hart's 100th Brownsburg win, and South Putnam's halftime dominance, led by Lindenwood commit and star linebacker Keenan Mowry-Shields.   They also run through class rankings and key upcoming matchups in Week 5, Week 2 college football notes, and close with a high school mascots quiz.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - A Crazy Finish to Cathedral vs. Bishop Chatard - Indiana High School Football Week 4 Results - Week 5 Games to Watch - College Football Week 2 Recap and Indiana High School Mascots   Check out these great clips from the show: 0:00 — Intro / Welcome 1:10 — Widest Margin & Unbeaten Teams Update 2:50 — Biggest Game: Cathedral vs. Chatard Rivalry Recap 7:31 — Sullivan Breaks 10-Game Losing Streak to Linton 8:27 — Brownsburg Bulldogs Feature (Branden Sharpe & John Hart) 13:52 — South Putnam Mailbag Deep Dive (undefeated dominance) 19:00 — Scores That Stuck Out (6A–1A roundup) 21:02 — Class 1A Recap & Rankings 28:00 — Class 2A Recap 34:11 — Class 3A Recap 36:35 — Class 4A Recap 37:21 — Roncalli QB Situation / Mystery Transfer 40:49 — East Central Feature 44:39 — Class 5A Recap 45:08 — Pendleton Heights vs. New Pal Buildup 48:50 — Class 6A Recap 54:38 — Personal Game of the Week (New Pal at Pendleton Heights) 58:27 — College Football Talk (DePauw, Purdue, IU, Notre Dame) 60:05 — Bob Bartolomeo Tease 60:57 — Talking Colts 1:00:42 — Indiana High School Mascot Game 1:03:11 — Outro / Sign-off Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Carmel High School athletic director Jim Inskeep and Lawrence Central High School principal Franklyn Bush to celebrate 30 years of Indiana's Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference (MIC).   They share their personal paths in education and athletics, reflect on the MIC's origins and evolution alongside Indianapolis-area growth, and discuss how the conference sets a statewide standard in competition, academics, and performing arts.   They highlight the MIC's depth, iconic teams, standout athletes and Olympians, and the collaboration among administrators and schools, including Carmel and Center Grove rejoining the conference.   They also describe what state championships mean from an administrator's perspective, how high school sports have changed with year-round training and social media, and preview upcoming MIC anniversary events, facility upgrades, and seasonal expectations.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - How the MIC Evolved Into the Conference It Is Today - Legendary MIC Moments, Athletes, and Coaches - Plans for the 30th Anniversary of the MIC   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 MIC Stars Tease 00:57 Meet The Guests 01:35 Bush Journey To Principal 04:10 Inskeep Carmel Roots 06:08 MIC Origins And Growth 07:52 Bush On MIC Excellence 09:31 Leaving And Returning 12:05 Iconic MIC Moments 19:36 State Title Emotions 24:37 Indiana Sports Community 29:27 MIC Anniversary Plans 31:00 Carmel Celebrations 32:53 Legendary MIC Athletes 35:47 Coaches and Old School Stories 40:41 How the MIC Evolved 43:45 Why School Sports Matter 46:50 What to Watch This Season 51:19 What Makes Indiana Special   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

Play the Indiana High School Mascot Game Now! https://www.hoosiermascot.app   On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 3 of Indiana high school football and set up Week 4, noting 65 unbeaten teams and highlights like Bloomington South's 77-0 win over Terre Haute North, Fremont snapping a 23-game losing streak to Churubusco, and Hammond Noll ending a dozen-year skid versus Whiting.   They discuss key results including Cathedral's win at Cincinnati St. X, Warsaw's late victory over Northwood, New Palestine's 42-28 triumph over Yorktown, and Bishop Chatard's 42-14 trouncing of Roncalli while monitoring star running back Danny Adams' ankle.   Class-by-class notes include Caston's rise, Indianapolis Lutheran beating Linton, Tipton upsetting Lafayette Central Catholic, and major 6A games like Center Grove over Carmel 36-34.   Week 4 matchups to watch include Evansville Memorial vs. Mater Dei, Avon vs. Brownsburg, Bishop Chatard vs. Cathedral, and Fort Wayne Carroll vs. Bishop Dwenger. The show wraps with college football recaps and an Evansville Memorial boys soccer 50-year feature that includes an incredible 17 state titles.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 3 Results - Week 4 Matchups to Watch - Week 1 Recap of College Football - Evansville Memorial Boys Soccer Dominance   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Football Season Kickoff 00:42 Week Three Headlines 01:24 Bloomington South Statement 02:45 Streaks Finally Snapped 04:42 Upsets And Coaching Notes 06:24 Cathedral Wins In Ohio 08:16 Northwood Heartbreaker 10:52 Class 4A Power Picture 14:21 Rapid Fire Scoreboard 16:07 Class 1A Deep Dive 17:35 Hagerstown Flood Comeback 19:08 More 1A Results And Mascots 23:56 Class 2A Recap 25:37 Girls Flag Football Spotlight 27:54 Class 3A Sorge Report 30:45 3A Front Runners 31:27 Memorial Coach Milestone 31:52 Northwood Belmont Flashback 33:06 Why 3A Is Wide Open 33:47 4A Title Contenders 34:08 Chatard Roncalli Breakdown 36:14 4A Roundup Teams 37:34 Lebanon Pendleton Buzz 39:31 5A Movers And Shakers 40:23 Pendleton Heights Watch 42:38 6A Avon Brownsburg Spotlight 44:40 Center Grove Carmel Classic 46:44 Warren Central Marathon Game 47:50 Mudsock Rivalry Origin 48:55 Week Matchups To Watch 51:18 Region Report Caston Test 52:48 Evansville Memorial Soccer Dynasty 56:16 Mascot Game Challenge 58:30 College Football Recap 01:02:02 Smaller College Roundup 01:04:58 Colts Season Opener Preview 01:05:58 Final Wrap And Plugs Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Ball State University head football coach Mike Uremovich to talk about his coaching journey and returning to the MAC.   Uremovich discusses growing up with northwest Indiana roots, attending Purdue, starting as a young high school assistant, and breaking into college coaching at Benedictine before earning a Northern Illinois GA role on a staff that included future prominent coaches and players like current University of Minnesota head coach PJ Fleck.   He remembers becoming a 28-year-old head coach at St. Francis (NAIA), then rising through NIU's Orange Bowl season with Jordan Lynch, NC State under Dave Doeren, and returning to NIU hoping to become head coach but being passed over.   After being fired at Temple amid portal and COVID challenges, he rebuilt Butler quickly using the transfer portal centered around Ivy League grads before taking the Ball State job, emphasizing staff continuity, delegation, roster management in the portal era, and preparing for games like Ohio State and Northwestern.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Mike Uremovich's Coaching Journey - NIL and Transfer Portal Strategies - Ball State Football's 2026 Aspirations   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:00 Orange Bowl Flashback 00:23 Guest Introduction: Mike Uremovich, Ball State Football 01:40 Gary Roots and Coaching Bug 02:35 Purdue Walk On and First Coaching 04:13 High School Lessons and Playoffs 07:45 First College Job Benedictine 08:39 NIU GA Break and Mentors 13:27 Saint Francis Program Builder 18:33 Back to NIU Orange Bowl Run 20:41 NC State Power Five Jump 22:51 Chasing NIU Head Job 25:11 Temple Portal and COVID Turmoil 27:34 Butler Rebuild and Portal Edge 30:32 Recruiting Butler With Portal 30:57 Ivy League Road Trips 31:54 Back In The Head Seat 33:38 Changing FCS Perceptions 36:37 Ball State Opportunity 39:18 Family Moves And Sacrifice 41:37 Building Staff Continuity 42:29 MAC Resources And Delegation 46:18 NIL Portal Culture Strategy 51:03 Year One Lessons And Speed 52:11 Big Games And MACtion 54:36 Recruiting Indy And Illinois 57:03 Why Indiana Sports Matter 58:37 Season Sendoff   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 2 Indiana high school football results, preview Week 3 of the football season, and highlight Indiana's top volleyball dynasties like Muncie Burris, Yorktown, Wapahani, Mishawaka, and Providence.   Notable Week 2 Indiana high school football results included Bremen's 62-0 win over Triton, Merrillville's 56-54 double-overtime win over Lafayette Jeff and its upcoming matchup with Crown Point, Danville's 34-21 win over Cascade, and East Central's 14-6 upset of New Palestine to snap its 29-game win streak.   They also discuss Westfield's 38-34 win over Carmel, storylines across all six classes (including Elwood's turnaround after nearly forfeiting), and preview key upcoming games such as Carmel-Center Grove, Roncalli-Bishop Chatard, Zionsville-Westfield, and Merrillville-Crown Point. Plus, there's a mascot trivia segment and conversations about college football and rankings.   If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.com/podcast/shows/get-in-sports.   You are going to learn about: - Indiana High School Football Week 2 Upsets and Games of the Week - Week 3 Matchups to Watch - Top Volleyball Programs in Indiana - Indiana High School Mascots   Check out these great clips from the show: 00:36 Weekly Football Focus 00:54 Indiana Volleyball Dynasties 03:46 Wedding Shoutouts and Back In 04:11 Biggest Week 2 Blowouts and Overtime 05:04 Region Spotlight Merrillville 07:04 Upsets and Game of the Week 11:22 Class 1A Rapid Fire 14:14 2A Rankings and Linton Mystery 16:30 Elwood Ironmen Story 17:46 Class 3A and Evansville Buzz 20:36 Rochester Rivalry Rout 21:36 Upsets Before 4A 22:10 Chatard Statement Wins 23:46 4A Shoutouts Statewide 25:41 Class 5A Highlights 27:40 6A Game of the Week 30:43 Cathedral Schedule Gauntlet 31:54 Week 3 Matchups 34:07 Mascot Trivia Challenge 36:01 College Football Pulse 37:50 Final Wrap and Thanks   Follow and Share For all the latest Indiana sports news and coverage, follow Get IN. Sports on Instagram and Facebook, and Dom Miranda on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.