Query & Schultz Podcast

Did we learn anything from the Colts' preseason opener last night? The guys discuss that, Andrew Luck's status, and get into the big IndyCar news of the day.

Q & S get back into the Colts and go over a list a quarterbacks deemed worse than Colin Kaepernick.

Joel Erickson of the IndyStar kicks off the hour with Colts' talk from Buffalo and the guys share what Domantas Sabonis had to say about his looming contract extension.

The guys recap their day slinging milkshakes at the State Fair, Schultz shares an interesting stat about the Colts' futility in Buffalo, and Joe Sheehan joins the show to talk baseball.

The Colts Insider for the IndyStar joined the guys from Buffalo to talk about some players he has his eye on tonight and Andrew Luck's calf situation.

The guys get back into Buy it or Bull(bleep) and the Colts Camp Question, plus Brickyard champion Brad Keselowski joins the show to talk about Indy's prestige and possibly racing the Indy 500 in the future.

Purdue Fort Wayne AD Kelley Hartley Hutton talks about their move to the Horizon League, Tamika Catchings gushes about the Fever winning streak, and Schultz shares a disturbing story about a wrestling singlet.

The guys lead off the show with "Buy it or Bull(bleep!)" and the Colts Camp Question, plus play the MLB nickname game with Players Weekend approaching.

The former Cup champion talks about wanting an opportunity to race in the Indianapolis 500 but never being given that chance because of conflicting interests.

The reigning Brickyard 400 winner and former Cup champion joined the guys to discuss Indy's prestige, possibly running the 500 in the future, and the current state of NASCAR.

Q & S tackle their daily Colts Camp Question, which has to do with the guys that make tackles, plus Colts head coach Frank Reich pays the show a visit.

The guys explain why they were rained out at Colts Camp today - even though there was no rain - and are joined by second-year running back Nyheim Hines.

The first episode of "Doyel & Derek" and IndyStar podcast teaming up columnist Gregg Doyel and Schultz.

The guys get back into the Colts, their Colts Camp Question, and Query has the results of yesterday's Brady/Belichick poll.

The Colts head coach joined the show to give his outlook on Andrew Luck's calf/ankle, the reason for bringing in troubled QB Chad Kelly, and his expectations of new signees like Devin Funchess and Justin Houston.

The talented running back talks Year 2 expectations, expanding his role, "annoying" players, and N.C. State's chances against Query's Clemson team.

Bob Kravitz of The Athletic leads off the hour and the guys get back into the Colts and argue about Brady & Belichick.

Q & S discuss Tom Brady's new contract and amazing longevity. Plus, the weekly Love HVAC's Love That Play selection.

The guys recap the weekend, share their Colts Camp Question, and talk about the Gus Macker Tournament coming back to Indianapolis.

The columnist for The Athletic talks Colts, concerns, and why he feels this team can live up to their considerable hype.

We talk with Indians GM Randy Lewandowski about the ins and outs of running a Triple A franchise and how personnel decisions are made, plus the finale of our Catching Up With series for 2019 features former Indiana Mr. Basketball and IU great Tom Van Arsdale.

In the second hour of Friday's show, we talk with Will Carroll about Andrew Luck's calf/ankle, plus the Voice of the Indians Howard Kellman joins us from Victory Field.

The first hour of Friday's show, live from Victory Field, features the discussion spawned from one of Jake's Tweets, plus our Colts Camp Question.

Tom Van Arsdale unfortunately holds the distinction of being the NBA's all-time leading scorer (14,232 points) without having ever played in a playoff game. However, his individual accolades - Mr. Basketball, All-American, three-time All-Star - make him an Indy hoops icon. One of the legendary Van Arsdale twins look back on his hoops career with us.

The guys get back into Luck and concerns about the ankle and defend GenCon goers from sports fans who try to make fun of them.