Query & Schultz Podcast

The guys recap a narrative-filled Super Wild Card Weekend, analyze Chris Ballard's status and post-mortem comments, and sneak in a quick preview before IU and Purdue meet for the first time this season.

The guys pick up the pieces from the Colts' blown opportunity against Houston, but discuss why they feel the 2023 season was a successful step forward for the franchise. Also, the impact of Tyrese Haliburton's injury and Super Bowl picks!

The guys kick off 2024 by talking about a huge game that decides that 2023 season for the Colts this Saturday against Houston. Also, a look at the suddenly resurgent Pacers, big weeks for Purdue, Indiana, and Butler in conference play, the CFP semifinals, and remembering the great Gil de Ferran.

In the final show of 2023, the guys jump into the Colts' playoff positioning in a crowded AFC race, discuss Purdue's big win over Arizona and whether things are different for them, diagnose IU and the Pacers' shortcomings, and reveal their Christmas gift wishes.

The guys discuss the potential of Caitlin Clark joining Indiana and take a final look back at a successful first NBA In-Season Tournament. Also, the Colts suddenly in playoff peril and Derek gets way to deep into the 1990s east coast vs. west coast hip-hop feud.

The guys lead with the Pacers' thrilling win over Boston and In-Season Tournament semis trip to Vegas, talk about the red-hot Colts and their increasingly likely playoff aspirations, and get into the College Football Playoff controversy and Curt Cignetti hire at IU.

The guys discuss the Colts in the driver's seat for a Wild Card berth heading into December, give some final thoughts on the Shaquille Leonard release from last week, debate how attractive the IU football job is, get into the hoops conversation and... edible mascots!

The guys talk about the Colts' playoff positioning out of the bye, the new Jim Irsay interview, and share their early season thoughts on the Pacers, IU, and Purdue. Also, Schultz gives the proper pronunciation of "capicola".

The guys discuss their takeaways from a underwhelming but important Colts' win in Germany, project Shaquille Leonard's fate with a contract out looming this offseason, recap Jake's trip to Amsterdam, and Derek has a weird routine for his calves.

The guys discuss the Colts' much-needed win, albeit against an awful Panthers team, and look forward to a Germany trip before the bye. Plus, remembering Bob Knight, a look around the NFL, and first impressions of the NBA In-Season Tournament!

In this Halloween edition of the show, the guys forecast where the Colts go from here and Jonathan Taylor's usage. Also, predicting the first CFB and is it acceptable to hand out coconut candy to trick-or-treaters?

The guys jump into the equally encouraging and infuriating Colts' loss to the Browns and where the team sits seven games in. Also, a season preview for what is shaping up to be an exciting Pacers squad and Jake recaps his visit to the Amityville Horror.

The guys discuss the season outlook assuming Anthony Richardson's 2023 is over, address playcalling complaints, and Jake reveals a quirky stat about how rough of a go it has been for in-state FBS college football teams this season.

The guys talk about Anthony Richardson's constant injury concerns and what to do moving forward, Jonathan Taylor getting what he wanted, the importance of Sunday's game in Jacksonville, and where the "piano hanging over your head on a wire" saying comes from.

The guys discuss why 11-for-25 doesn't tell the story for Anthony Richardson's third start, discuss the vital important of Sunday's game against division rival Tennessee, and debate the differences between a donkey and a mule.

Is the Colts' performance of the first three weeks sustainable? Where is this Gardner Minshew is more able to win now than Anthony Richardson thing coming from? How mad is Greg Rakestraw that I didn't bring him a sandwich? All of those questions are answered in a new episode of Query & Schultz!

The guys talk about Anthony Richardson's health and future (should he protect himself more?) while briefly looking back at the Texans and ahead to the Ravens. Also, it's close but no cigar again for Indiana, Nick Chubb's injury shows both sides of the RB story, and Jake chooses to wake up at 4 AM for an interesting reason.

The guys talk about what they learned from Anthony Richardson's debut, the importance of this week's game in Houston, the topsy turvy nature of the College Football Playoff landscape, and Schultz does a hoagie-eating contest test run.

The guys give their takeaways from season-opening losses by both Indiana and Purdue, discuss their not-so-rosy (but rosier than most) Colts' outlook as they open the season against Jacksonville, and look at Deion's big impact at CU.

Taped prior to the 4 PM PUP deadline passing, the guys predict what the Colts will do with Jonathan Taylor. They also talk Colts' cut downs, give their outlooks on IU, Purdue, and Notre Dame's seasons, and Schultz discusses his love of the tuna sandwich at Hoagies & Hops.

The guys discuss the late breaking news from the previous night in regards to Jonathan Taylor seeking a trade, how the saga impacts Anthony Richardson, who the Colts chose to sit in the second preseason game, and touch on Jake's first week in a solo time slot on the radio.

The guys give their assessment of Anthony Richardson after his preseason debut, discuss what the Brickyard's future looks like in Indy, and the big news involving Query going rogue (solo) for his real job.

We talk about the impact of the latest seismic round of conference realignment and what it means for the Big Ten (and Notre Dame), plus a quick look at the Colts as they enter their preseason opener, and why Jake is ashamed of something Derek is very proud about.

The guys spend almost the entire episode on the spiraling Jonathan Taylor situation and what could come next, plus Jake is inexplicably proud of his dental surgery and Derek returns from his New England trip.

The guys tie a bow on the Pacers' five-game stay in Vegas, look forward to the pressing issues facing the Colts in their last show before Training Camp opens, and Jake takes issue with Derek's claims of adolescent tennis stardom.