The Peegs Podcast

IU head football coach Tom Allen met with the media Tuesday to talk about the season, Peyton Hendershot, COVID-19, and a whole lot more.

How did IU's sports teams become known as the "Hoosiers?" Why is it Indiana University instead of the University of Indiana? How did a train wreck nearly destroy IU athletics? Find out in the new book "Hoosier Beginnings: The Birth of Indiana University Athletics".

Longtime Peegs.com writer Jeff Rabjohns joins us to discuss college sports at IU and beyond, plus a pile of other issues.

Tom Allen got some good news on the recruiting trail, and we hear from Matt Weaver and Mike Pegram about IU's latest commitment.

Issues outside the world of sports continue to dominate the headlines, and head coach Tom Allen and the IU athletic department are addressing them head-on.

IU's third-leading scorer last year, Justin Smith, is moving on as a graduate transfer, and we break down what the move means to him and the Hoosiers.

Point guard Kristian Lander is coming to IU a year early after reclassifying to the Class of 2020, and we break down his impact. We also hear an update from IU football.

Hoosier football continues to make news -- both good and tragic -- and we hear from RB Stevie Scott on his offseason.

The uncertainty surrounding when college sports will return is impacting everyone, from coaches to players to the public, and there are few real answers.

Justin Smith is exploring. Trayce Jackson-Davis is staying. Damezi Anderson is going. Jeff Rabjohns helps us sort everything out.

Hoosier head coach Tom Allen met with the media to talk about how he's handling his program's daily routine in these uncertain times.

Indiana football assistant coaches Nick Sheridan and Darren Hiller spoke with the media this week to provide updates on the offensive side of the ball for the Hoosiers.

IU commit Anthony Leal earned Mr. Basketball honors from the Indianapolis Star, giving Indiana three straight winners for the first time ever. Mike Pegram joins us to break down IU's week.

Long-time Peegs.com writer Jeff Rabjohns joins us to talk about the possible impact of some of the unknowns that have impacted IU athletics.

The world has changed since our last episode, and there have been major impacts for Hoosier athletics, We break down some of the developments.

The Hoosiers scored a 25-point win over Nebraska on a surreal night in the Big Ten Tournament, helping keep them alive for the time being.

Indiana had a chance to finish Wisconsin, but the Hoosiers couldn't hang on. We break it down while also bringing you IU's Senior Day speeches.

Indiana picked up a critical win at home over Minnesota thanks to a stellar effort from Joey Brunk and the rest of the starting lineup.

The Hoosiers came up a point short on the road vs. Illinois, but they fought for 40 minutes and couldn't overcome Illinois' rim protectors or some shaky calls. We break it down.

Indiana shot poorly overall, slumped through the middle part of the game, and fell in West Lafayette. We break down what went right and wrong vs. Purdue.

The Hoosiers needed to come together to beat Penn State, and they did just that, picking up a huge win that builds their NCAA Tournament resume.

Indiana picked up a much-needed win on the road over Minnesota behind a huge game from Trayce Jackson-Davis, and we look at what went right for IU.

Indiana went on the road hoping to build a winning streak, but instead, IU rolled over on the road in a blowout loss to Michigan. We break down the tough outing.

The Hoosiers put together their best offensive game in weeks and got 27 points from Devonte Green, and we break down what this win means for IU.

Indiana's losing skid has reached four games, but the return of Bob Knight made the Purdue game special in Bloomington. We look at the day at Assembly Hall.