The Peegs Podcast

Indiana basketball is never far from center stage, and the new Hoosier coaching staff of Archie Miller, Tom Ostrom, Ed Schilling and Bruiser Flint took their turns meeting the media at Assembly Hall. We have highlights of that discussion, including what Miller likes about his new team.

New IU head coach Archie Miller has managed to hold on to commitments from the Hoosiers' three commits, and Jeff Rabjohns joins us to talk about the Class of 2017, where they will fit on the roster, and what's to come on the recruiting trail for Miller.

New head coach Archie Miller has hit the ground running, and his team is taking shape. Collin Hartman will return. Al Durham is coming after all. And OG Anunoby is reportedly headed to the NBA. Scout.com national recruiting analyst Brian Snow joins us to discuss Miller's first few weeks in Bloomington.

Basketball has overshadowed everything over the past few weeks, but Tom Allen's Hoosiers have been working through their spring workouts, and Matt Weaver of Peegs.com joins us to update us on how things are going at Memorial Stadium.

Archie Miller was introduced as IU's new head basketball coach, and he made it clear he's a no-nonsense guy with a quiet confidence. We're joined by John Bedell of WHIO TV-Radio in Dayton, and Pete DiPrimio of the Ft. Wayne News-Sentinel to discuss Miller's introduction.

Archie Miller has been hired as the Hoosiers' next head basketball coach, and although it's not the splashy name some people expected, MIller's track record bodes well for the future of IU basketball. Jeff Rabjohns of Peegs.com joins us.

Hoosier basketball is in the spotlight with rumors flying about the head coaching search and recruits exploring their options. Peegs.com writer Jeff Rabjohns joins us to discuss the process of the transition IU is going through right now.

In the wake of Tom Crean's firing, some national media members have complained that Bob Knight hangs over the program and that Hoosier fans expect too much of their program and didn't appreciate what they had. Those media members are dead wrong.

The Tom Crean Era at IU has come to an end. Director of Athletics Fred Glass announced Thursday that Crean has been relieved of his duties as IU's head basketball coach, and we bring you instant analysis of the move.

The Hoosiers' loss to Georgia Tech in the first round of the NIT brings to end a disappointing season, and it opens an offseason that is full of questions. We break down IU's loss and look at what it might mean going forward.

IU will take on Georgia Tech in the NIT, and the Hoosiers made the controversial decision to take what could have been a home game on the road. We break down the Yellow Jackets and Indiana's first foray into the NIT since 2005.

The Hoosiers won't be headed to the weekend at the Big Ten Tournament, and now IU has to wait until Sunday to find out where they might be headed for the postseason. We break down the loss and Indiana's future.

Indiana put together its best all-around game of the season at the best possible time, ripping Iowa in the Big Ten Tournament to set up a battle with Wisconsin. We break down the game and talk about what IU has to do to move past UW.

The Hoosiers are headed to the Big Ten Tournament where the regular-season is meaningless. IU must survive and advance, and nothing else matters. Mike Pegram, Peegs himself, joins us to talk about IU's postseason chances and what the future holds for the Hoosiers.

The Hoosiers scored a much-needed road win over Ohio State by showing the offensive potential they've always had, but familiar issues allowed OSU to make it close. We break down IU's victory.

The Peegs Podcast is joined by IU beat writer Sam Beishuizen to talk about the state of of the Hoosier program, what the future might hold, and why Indiana needs to find its anchor-point this offseason.

The Hoosiers hoped to close February playing the spoiler role in West Lafayette, but instead, they ran into foul troubles and couldn't rally in an 86-75 loss to the Boilermakers. IU has one last game left in the regular season, and we break down the loss.

The Hoosiers have lost a lot of close games this season, and they finally pulled one out, rallying from a seven-point deficit in the final 1:17 to score a 63-62 win over Northwestern. It also was Senior Night, and we have full coverage of Collin Hartman's speech and his surprise proposal.

Indiana basketball has a long tradition of success and the reputation as one of the bluebloods of college basketball. But is that reputation still deserved? Scott Caulfield of the Crimson Cast joins us to talk about the past 30 years of IU basketball and what it means to the present and the future.

The Hoosiers started strong, but they faded late and fell to Iowa 96-90 in overtime. It was a tough defeat, one filled with many of the issues that have haunted IU this season, and we break down the game that may have popped Indiana's NCAA Tournament bubble.

Indiana's road woes continued on its trip to Minnesota, which saw the Hoosiers lose a 75-74 thriller to the Golden Gophers. Tom Crean was thrilled with how his team battled, but some of the season-long problems continued to be an issue. We break down IU's heartbreaking defeat.

Indiana plays four of its final five games on the road, and the Hoosier program finds itself with a lot of unanswered questions. Kent Sterling of the Kent Sterling Show on CBS Sports 1430 joins us to discuss the IU program.

The Hoosiers' season is in jeopardy after falling to Michigan in a lackluster 75-63 defeat at the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. IU now faces four of its last five games on the road, and Tom Crean is still searching for answers.

The Hoosiers put up a good fight against Purdue, but the Boilermakers executed at a higher level down the stretch and walked away with a victory. Indiana is running out of time to build an NCAA Tournament resume, and we break down the Hoosiers' game and the future.

As Indiana faces a huge two-game home stand vs. Purdue and Michigan this week, there is the creeping danger of fan apathy on the horizon. Peegs.com founder and publisher Mike Pegram joins us to talk about IU's dangerous week to come.