The Peegs Podcast

Indiana needed a strong bounce-back performance vs. Stanford, and it got just that in a 79-63 win at the Maui Invitational We break down what went right.

IU football is winning, but it has lost Michael Penix. Basketball, meanwhile, fell to Texas and has serious issues to overcome.

The Hoosiers put together a complete game in the Maui Invitational, rolling to a 79-58 victory over Providence. We break down what went right and wrong.

The Hoosiers dominated Maryland in the second half and rolled to a 27-11 win, but it wasn't without hiccups. We break down IU's important victory.

The Hoosiers opened the 2020-21 basketball season with an 89-59 win over Tennessee Tech, and IU showed some promise, especially when it came to its newcomers.

Indiana hopes to bounce back after its loss to Ohio State by beating a Maryland team that hasn't played in three weeks and is somewhat of an unknown. We hear from Tom Allen, Michael Penix, and Ty Fryfogle.

Indiana fell behind huge early in the second half at Ohio State, but IU's mental toughness showed through in a tough loss.

Indiana is 4-0 and ranked in the top 10, but the next step is to make a statement at Ohio State. We hear from Tom Allen and Michael Penix.

Indiana needed to make a statement on the road vs. Michigan State, and the Hoosiers answered the call despite not playing their best football in a 24-0 win.

The No. 10-ranked Hoosiers head to East Lansing to take on a shaky Michigan State team, and IU still has an opportunity to make a statement despite being favored.

The Hoosiers shook off a lot of demons to dominate Michigan in a 38-21 victory that proved to be Indiana's most complete football game in years.

The No. 13-ranked Hoosiers look to make a statement and end a long losing streak vs. Michigan, and IU seems poised to show what they're made of. We hear from head coach Tom Allen, OC Nick Sheridan, and DC Kane Wommack.

The Hoosiers hit the road hoping to make sure it didn't suffer a letdown vs. Rutgers, and they did just that in a victory. We break down how IU scored the win.

The No. 17 Hoosiers hit the road and look to improve their performance coming off their big victory over Penn State. We break down IU's challenges this week.

The Hoosiers finally enjoyed the moment they've been waiting for -- beating a top 10 team. We break down the upset and why IU should be even more encouraged about the future.

We didn't expect to enjoy a season opener after all, but IU football will take the field vs. Penn State to open 2020. We hear from Tom Allen, Kane Wommack, Nick Sheridan, and Michael Penix.

IU head basketball coach Archie Miller met with the media over Zoom to talk about the upcoming season and the unique circumstances of prepping for this year.

An injury to DB Marcelino Ball will test the depth of IU's defense, and Tom Allen updates us on Ball's injury and a lot more.

Indiana's football season is back from the brink, and the Hoosiers have an opportunity to put together a special year under unique circumstances. We break down what may be to come.

We're joined by Amanda Pavelka, co-producer of our new feature How It Happened, to talk about what we learned from our premiere episode, "When Knight Fell," and what we're looking forward to in future episodes.

It has been 20 years since the shocking dismissal of Bob Knight by then-IU president Myles Brand, and although some wounds have healed, the memories of the players and those who covered the firing haven't faded. In the first of our audio documentaries on IU athletics history, we look at how one of the pivotal moments for the Hoosiers impacted those surrounding the firing.

Matt Weaver joins us to talk about the way players are reacting on the recruiting trail, the possibility of fall football in the Big Ten, and more.

Peegs.com founder and publisher Mike Pegram joins us to talk about the Big Ten's decision to wipe out fall sports, plus a look at the decision of Bruiser Flint to walk away from the IU basketball program.

Indianapolis Star writer David Woods tells us about his new book, Indiana University Olympians, as part of a virtual book launch event from IU Press.

IU head basketball coach Archie Miller met with the media to talk about his team's progress and the challenges they have faced this summer.